Have no idea how to style my kitchen. Nothing "speaks to me".
First off want to say THANKS ALL! Everyone is so helpful and supportive and I really appreciate all the help offered. My "kitchen update" project keeps getting bigger and bigger. Kitchen is done , except for paint which needs to be chosen next so I can move forward, but the kitchen looks SO sterile and needs some color from other items in addition to paint. It opens up to my family room so originally all would end once a paint color that would work in the entire area was chosen. Now the plan is to update the family room as well just maybe new curtains and pillows and some zoushing. Hopefully, that will make everything look fresher and more cohesive. There is a also a sun room just off the kitchen and family room and (while I am at it) could be painted and furnished (a limited budget) to make it a more usable space instead of a big junked up mud room. I am totally lost as to how I can warm everything up and make it more me. Being an island girl, grew up in Puerto Rico, I love the tropical feel back home, sunny, dark woods, dark greens and teal blues, aquas, oranges, outdoor living spaces. Have never been able to incorporate anything like that into my home without it being "a lot". or tacky looking. I tend to be drawn to warm styles and colors, but I am all over the place when I think about what I like, styles similar to Mediterranean, Tuscan, Spanish Mission, Spanish Colonial, British Colonial, some southwest styles and colors draw me in - but just don't know how to translate ANY that into my Richmond,Virginia suburban home without it looking too much like a theme. Any ideas for a small table, stools for the counter area, window treatments, kitchen canisters, fruit bowls, place mats (yes I use them - plates on naked tables and counters feel so rude to me), accessories, artwork would be so immensely appreciated, especially specifics as what to purchase and where. Some pictures so you get an idea of what I am working with, forgive the mess, it's a work in progress.
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Comments (19)I think you have to make a decision about what you love the most....the paint color/ the floor color or the chair. I would go tape up a few brown paper bags & see how that looks with the chair & the floor. I also see a piece of pretty oak furniture that has orange undertones to it....paint is the easiest & cheapest thing to change. But if you have always had your heart set on a red room - maybe try to find a red with orange undertones like a roasted red pepper color. I love that chair - it looks very comfy. It would very much go with an English library look. So does the floor & the oak furniture. Smiles:)...See MoreSpeak to me of uppers... (or leaving them out!)
Comments (17)KD's don't suggest "more" uppers to keep the $$ high! (At least, not all do.) Upper cabinets are usually about 1/3 to 1/2 the cost of lower cabinets. They make more money by encouraging more lower cabinets! ;) It's about ergonomics and proper space planning. Ergonomically speaking, the easiest to use space in a kitchen is from about 12" above shoulder height down to about 12" above knee height. This is why uppers are so important in a kitchen! We're all getting older, and to make things easier on us, uppers can be decreased from the "standard" 30" high to 15" high and the bottom be at the standard height above the counter. The top of the cabinets can then serve as an open shelf.(Works great for a very modern look.) Open shelving is great---IF you use it for objects that see everyday use and you don't mind wiping them out before using them. It's popular in a restaurant situation because nothing sits still long enough to collect much dust. "Canyons" are created out of galley kitchens NOT by lining the walls with upper cabinets, but by not considering the height and depth of that cabinetry and by poor lighting. I know that many kitchens have "walls of windows" these days that force homeowners into eliminating much of their uppers. That is a totally different situation than a galley style kitchen. Now, take one of the walls of the galley down so the kitchen is open to other areas, and you may have a similar "style" situation. But, in the traditional closed off to the rest of the home galley, you're simply not going to get an "open" feeling by eliminating upper cabinetry. You don't have the wide sightlines in a galley that would benefit from fewer uppers. You're never able to stand back far enough to view the kitchen as a total entity without other walls and other rooms getting in the way. You don't have the perspective that a truly open kitchen will give. Thus you don't truly see much benefit to eliminating uppers to achieve a more "open" look....See MoreAny ideas how to make my kitchen more functional?
Comments (72)We have this butlers type kitchenette upstairs and we always need the refrigerator for drinks etc as we mainly use upstairs family sitting area- formal one is downstairs. We put our refrigerator in a corner of the sitting area / dining area for easier access and more space upstairs. Many people have started to do this, perhaps if you could find a place for yours just directly outside the kitchen area, you can use the refrigerator space. Just my thoughts anyway....See More
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoIsland Girl- Homesick? Make your home unique and use your memories to decorate. You've mentioned your influences... Southwest, Mediterranean, Spanish, British Colonial....etc.... One thing they ALL have in common is ocean, sand, and sunshine-like Dawn's yellow stools.
Coastal can lend itself to a variety of styles- Spanish missions in California, Mexican Resort Beaches, British Colonial Sugar Palm Plantations, Puerto Rico (home memories) Beaches, Vietnamese island... Coastal doesn't have to be flip flops, stripes, anchors, surfing, boats, etc....
Think of colors in nature..
For example, a large seashell displayed on a coffee table or counter can bring life to room by repeating the elements in the rug.
SAFAVIEH has a beautiful Dip Dye collection that looks like water reflections.
https://safavieh.com/rugs/dip-dye
Perhaps a runner like this in your kitchen? You can walk on water as you empty the dishwasher.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Safavieh-Dip-Dye-Simonette-Hand-Tufted-Runner-Rug/51871454?selected=true
Or a brown?
If this were my home, I'd choose a pale SAND wall color, as it won't compete with your other furnishings, like this wall for your large space. Or an ocean navy, as shown here
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoConsider green plant life and pillows rather than green paint.
SW Aesthetic White
Consider a Capiz shell chandelier
https://www.westelm.com/products/large-rectangle-hanging-capiz-pendant-white-w696/?cm_src=AutoCatRel
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoOr you could use a printed rug, like this one Loloi Francesca collection. It looks beautiful in a white kitchen.
I have two small rugs of this and I LOVE IT! A variety of blues as well as a leafy green is perfect for my island coastal kitchen
Find it here - https://www.walmart.com/ip/Loloi-Rugs-Francesca-FC-62-Indoor-Area-Rug/883002333
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoIf the family room is dark... Dark paint tones won't help. Look for LRV quality above 65 to reflect light.
Perhaps you can find pics of favorite places in Puerto Rico and get them enlarged for a feature wall - all one size frames? Choose your decor colors from the images.
Michaels has good frames sales from time to time 16x20 -Belmont frames for 11x14 image
Use Walgreens to enlarge the images you find to 11x14 poster.
Surround yourself with home
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5 years agoOH!!! I love the architecture, my husband usually takes pictures of the Plaza and the churches in the towns we visit! I will ask him to look through what he has photographed! This is a view of the Cathedral from the the plaza in my home town - Arecibo
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoRe-Kitchen- Bring elements of island to your white kitchen-
Do you have counter room for a framed pic near your coffee station area? Start every day with a beautiful scene. Swap images from time to time to keep it fresh- Walgreens is great for enlargements.
Leafy greens in a vase in a counter woven tray?
Woven lighting?
Patterned Rug in the kitchen -with your palette of colors- This one is on the neutral side, as opposed to the Loloi Francesca collection Blue Ivory rug I posted earlier.
Dawn MartinezWhen I saw your yellow stools, these saved pics came to my mind. Although is this more literal beach, I love these morning images conveyI a sense of happy anticipation of a wonderful beach day in soft yellow palette
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoRe- family room
Your family room rug is really pretty, but it doesn't sing. The color-coordinated walls drown its unique quality & colors...
I'd choose neutral walls that will highlight the colors. I'd bounce green about the great room & kitchen.....using warm green throw pillows in a variety of patterns, include some cream to bring contrasting light to the sofa
For example, See the green cushions on these seagrass stools... This model house has neutral walls with a fluid GREEN accent scheme that leans to island beach.
https://tours.stevenjamescollins.com/public/vtour/display/209717
Wall Art is by June Erica Vess PALM MOTIF I, II (series)
Buy framed prints, or DIY buy prints and frames separately ...
If you don't like the above prints for your bedroom-living areas, perhaps they'd add style in the laundry room? This is one of the prints I've got in my laundry room
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5 years agoDK Haas Are you a MIND READER? I really like the idea of the green a LOT and was just taking some pictures and came here to post when I saw what you just wrote. Yes, the colors in the family room have been all wrong since they went up. this room was not supposed to be "delicate" at all since my husband spends a lot of time in there and it and the kitchen are our main living space. We fell in love with the rug when we saw it in Sedona, maybe 5 or 6 years ago, and we attempted to create a manly, rustic, western feel. It didn't work but after several attempts at getting it right we just gave up. That is why i am stressing over what colors will end up in the kitchen and by default here. I know that both the rug and curtains can't stay and all of the wall decor, shelf accents will go. The furniture and dark wood floating shelves and will stay at the request of Mr. Huzz - but he is open to most ideas. The fireplace is white - that is primer - never picked a color....
Here is a close up of the rug
We painted some wallboard last night in SW Basque Green and we like it with the furniture. Will need to change out curtains and do want to add some pillows.
Are accent walls still a thing? If I don't paint all the walls green I could just paint the fireplace wall green and would use Ginger Root on all of he walls The other color is SW Ginger Root which is very washed out here but I believe it will look great in the kitchen area.
The wall by the coffee station is very limited
But I do have this painting I could use in the area meant for the microwave. (I didn't like it there)
I also have at quite a few of these hand painted casitas my husband brought home from El Salvador - I was thinking of using them in the kitchen. They are in similar colors (at my request) and they look nice with SW Ginger Root
please keep the suggestions coming DK Haas - I am taking notes and clicking links.
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5 years agoHere are some different ways to incorporate the greens - notice that you need white or a very light off white to make it look the best. With your all white kitchen you can use the darker shade in there, like this first photo, and then maybe use a lighter wall shade in the family room with the dark green (and other bright colors) in your rug or furnishings instead.
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5 years agoDawn Martinez SW 9109 Natural Linen - yes they hang - 0riginally, I had them up on the soffit and by the windows - here are some of them
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoRe: PILLOWS. Don't look for THE PERFECT PILLOW- it doesn't exist, unless you designed the textile yourself. Such a quest will make you crazy..
Look for shades of green and use a combination of pillows, not a matching set. A floral or Ikat print, geometric (stripes or shapes or trellis), and solid or texture. Vary the scale of the pattern....large, medium, and small.
pull colors from rug too. Example below
https://www.brickhousefabrics.com/product/Orange-indienne-fabric-Jacobean-toile-fruit-36-.html
RUG & DRAPES......
Are you keeping the current drapes? The rug? Do the drapes coordinate with your rug? It doesn't seem so. If you can't return the drapes.... Repurpose them as pillows for your front porch seating area or tablecloth over a small bistro table & chairs- anchor- keep it from blowing away with a terracotta flower pot?
The rug seems to be small.... Have you ever considered layering the rug? Place a lighter LARGER solid underneath your rug. A larger neutral rug will add contrast to the floor and anchor the seating area better- maybe a seagrass rug?
CASITAS.... Re: casitas...1)Display as artwork on your kitchen counter- a small area near the coffee station? 2)Hang a casita on the front door, like a wreath? Suspend one using a wide satin ribbon for a loopy luxurious bow?
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5 years agoDK Haas Thank you for pillow heaven and advice. The drapes do not match the rug - LOL - I would happily take one or the other or BOTH out of the room. I can use the curtains virtually anywhere, even in my living room where I have a red couch - love the colors. The rug is a little more challenging - it doesn't really have anywhere else it could go. But I do have a dining room which is has been completely neglected and needs to be re-done: Paper off walls, painted, dining room furniture purchased etc.
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5 years agoItza, could you do the fireplace wall in SW Tansy Green and the wall that is perpendicular into the kitchen in the same color as the soffit and then add pops of this green in your kitchen with towels and stools to compliment. DK brought up some great pillow ideas in this color above.
As discussed earlier painting that wall where the tile ends anything other than a white/neutral leads you back to the challenge in the beginning with the tile extending and the darker the color the more evident it was.
There were some great stools above in green that might work, then adding plants...?
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoIf you want a peaceful feeling, then avoid the contrast of an accent wall. There are other ways to work color into your room... If you want to visually alter the shape of a room, then accent walls can help with that.
Examine the rooms with accent walls shown above... The cool blue behind the the bookcase was used to balance the warm wood tones and add depth to the flat wall. The teal wall above was used to add visual depth to an otherwise tight square space.
Color 101 - warm colors project, and cool colors recede. If you want the room to feel bigger, stay with a cool neutral. This is why the greige "warm gray" has been so popular. The tones make a room feel bigger and are a perfect backdrop for furniture. Cool tones are not always a simple blue - green choice., for within those colors are warm paint colors, like turquoise, tansy green.
The SW Tansy green might be a color you enjoy, but it's LRV (light reflective value) is 28! Use it as one of your accent colors. You've mentioned the room is dark... An LRV of 28 will make it muddy.
SW Ginger Root is in the warm (orange) scheme. It will project into the room; it will not add depth or feeling of space
Please find the other elements of your room first- then decide on the paint. Decide on your artwork. Find something you love looking at- pull the other accent colors from it.
Paint shopping can become overwhelming. Keeping the big furniture, then look for accents- wall art/ rugs that you love or already own.
We wanted an island coastal feel. We looked at SW Coastal Cool paint selection. We did not like many of the colors for our walls, for fear they would dominate and we'd grow tired quickly, but we recognized elements of our furniture "style"dark woods, wall art, rugs and pillows within the palette. So, we chose the neutrals within that coastal cool palette accessible beige, eider white. -
Add Dimension with Color- Our bedroom was wider than it was deep. So, we refered to the coordinated color palette to add visual depth and balance the room. SW Fawn Brindle gave depth to the shallow room.
A north-facing bedroom was painted "watery", but it was too blue in that room, as the northern light enhanced the blue tones. We changed it. (Note-Southern light will give/add gold cast to any paint)
Consider SW Accessible Beige.... It is a neutral color that is used in many of SW coordinated color scheme books ...Read about its versatility in this review. https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/colour-review-sherwin-williams-accessible-beige/
SW Coastal Cool palette seemed to mimic other room accents.
if if your dining space is a separate room, use a dark/ dramatic color in the way Cali showed- use white to break up the heaviness
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoTry this Palette Generator. https://palettegenerator.com
Upload an image you love.
I always thought that blue was the dominating color in this wall art Water Lillies II
Now I see there are many more shades of green- other than the light green..
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4 years agoDK Haas Thanks! That is extremely helpful. Suggestions keep sending me back to "other elements" i.e. artwork and fabrics that I like. Problem is there is nothing in that room that I like (except for the Pier 1 Curtains currently in there). The items in there are the items my husband likes and there is nothing of me really in it. So I found items that I like from elsewhere in the house and items from our prior home that are not currently up.
Like the colors in this platter
Apparently, I like Jacobean Florals - these are in my living room and the prior drapes were also definitely Jacobean Floral as well in a peach/cream/gray/burgundy/green colorway
This was in my old foyer - first thing I saw when I walked into my home - love it - no where to put it
.....and Oddly enough this was in my dining room - love it - would like to use it somewhere
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoAlas, gargigg the 2nd picture is too big for above the fireplace. The first one does fit but the mat is pretty yellow and the frame is a little dated but it could work - love the colors. Love, love the fabric style and colors in the floral posted by DK Haas above - just don't know how to use in the family room - might be able to use in the dining room though. In fact, DK Haas , I looked at your idea books and could practically move in to any room you put together. Another odd thing about the artwork I like - I do not usually like people or animals in artwork - mostly homes, gardens, etc. Except for the images and colors in works done by Alphonse Mucha or John William Waterhouse, oh, and one of my favorite images of a person- Flaming June. Not sure what that says about my "style" .
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4 years agoI’ve been scrolling and reading all the amazing advice! You will have a truly beautiful transformation! I have to say I loved the fabric swatch you had. I think you may have said it was curtains. I recall you saying you had to keep the rug? As pretty as it is, for some reason to me, it doesn’t “sound like you”. Like it’s not showing your personality and vision of you previous hime. All the greens, straw/wicker elements, greenery, pops of orange seemed to. I know it can be rough to NOT use something you feel you need to. But would it be possible at all to NOT use the rug? Use in another room? Sell to go toward new purchase?
I know you’re using Sherwin William colorsnap. Which is great, but I’ve noticed colors aren’t same as swatch you get at store. I’m currently trying to find colors for my living room/kitchen also. Struggling bad here!!
There is a great site that you can buy peel and stick color squares. Put in different rooms but also in shadowed and bright areas. To get the full affect of color. Best of luck. I hope you post your finished room. It’s going to be great.
https://shop.samplize.com/collections/sherwin-williams/green?page=3
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoOverwhelmed? Perhaps you feel overwhelmed with the many design decisions you face, as one decision may limit choices of the next.
So, you don't love the Huzz's rug? It seems too small for the space. Does he have an office space? Tuck it in there- maybe? the foyer? Add a couple of green pillows to enhance the green in the rug? If it must stay in the room, then layer it on top of a plainer weave-natural looking rug. It doesn't have to be a jute rug, but a BIGGER flat weave natural colored rug.. So, all the furniture can be anchored with their front legs on the rugs. Use a glass coffee table for visual lightness.
I like your wall art. I think adding a blue would help with using those images. Or....set the tone in your foyer or your hallway. What hangs in your hallway or at the end of your hallway? If you have no other home for them, those images would look lovely in a hallway or guest room or at the end of a hall above a chest of drawers.
Another guideline is a Light, a Bright, and a Dark. Your wall art has the ocean in them...Let navy or forest green be your dark? However, it may be easier to find blues-navy rugs in the stores, rather than green. So..... Use lots of plants! Green plants give life to a room. Observe the use of plants in the model homes.
I loved model home shopping in California, as all are staged beautifully with all of the available upgrades...,Where I live now... It's just floor plans and builder grade-ugh!
This model house has a warm decor scheme- that reminds me of Huzz rug- warm greens, orange, brick & neutrals. I like the wood carving wall art and wood boat tray in the master bath.... (That natural elements were needed to transport an ordinary bathroom to restful place) https://tours.stevenjamescollins.com/public/vtour/display/394521
This house is cocoa brown and citrus with seagrass stools.
https://tours.stevenjamescollins.com/public/vtour/display/427418
Perhaps you can add more plants to your decor to get the feeling you're after. The link below has over 50 model homes.You'll see fluid whole house color schemes in all, as well as many plants. Plants add life to a room, as well as an additional color- GREEN! https://tours.stevenjamescollins.com
(Thank you for your kind words. I loved green and Asian accents, like woven hats. He loved blue, which I liked, but I did not want an all indigo house. Our design scheme evolved from our possessions and favorite colors.)
These wood pieces - Uttermost Rennick- seen them in several model homes in the house as well as patio wall art. I love their handmade look. You could buy or DIY...https://www.amazon.com/Uttermost-04014-Rennick-Reclaimed-Brown/dp/B0061Q5YS0
Another version of wood wall art pecan wood Uttermost Fendrel mirrors (2setsof four here) They have been discontinued. So, now they are sold in clearance stores- save a ton! https://www.1800lighting.com/uttermost-fendrel-wall-mirror-1703188.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=pla&utm_campaign=uttermost&gclid=CjwKCAjw2cTmBRAVEiwA8YMgzT8ZOg0ZuQyIHHZLnhF6PXbjeH69nz6U3zURPNcpCP68qNMRwMJ_eRoCtbsQAvD_BwE
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoIf Huzz is adamant that his rug must stay...(rugs can be pricey after all). I hope you'll consider layering it by adding a plain rug underneath to expand its size. What so your think of these shell prints? They have the warm colors of the rug and have a non-ocean look that still says coastal. I don't have a source for them yet.. Just this image.
https://www.wayfair.com/rugs/pdp/birch-lane-heritage-martino-handwoven-flatweave-beige-area-rug-bl3970.html?piid=11184294
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoThe rug- dining room was from a model home-. I've tried to source it before. The closest rug I can find is Tommy Bahama Valencia
https://www.wayfair.com/Tommy-Bahama-Home--Tommy-Bahama-Valencia-Beige-Area-Rug-VLC57701-L167-K~PTNU1104.html?csnpt=SS49-PTNU1104_12358712&PiID%5B%5D=12358712&SSAID=437287&SSAID=437287&refid=SS437287&creative=640868140&m=11035&sscid=51k3_5htrx&df=1&piid=12358712
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoRe- casitas.. How many do you have? . Hang them from fabric covered wood boards- staple the fabric around the board. Fabric solids or prints- emphasize a specific color or color shades, like greens. Mount the little houses mounted on top, like you wood if hanging it on a wall. Just another way to display your treasures and work in the color you want- green, seaglass,?
On this idea... Shades of green...not blue and without a glass frame
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoIi understand the difficulty of finding the right green pillows. While I've seen emerald green, a warm green tone is practically non existent in decor items at the moment, while there is a plethora of blue and gray in the selections. Today, I was finally able to source the fabric and drapes from one of the model homes, only to find it discontinued by Ballard Designs. I found some green pillows, but they too were out of stock.
If you want olive greens... You'll need to be patient for the color to roll around to the stores, or be vigilant for fabric and DIY....Then - I found these in KIWI green. If you search "kiwi" green, then you may have more luck. http://dfohome.com/search.php?search=Kiwi&submit=Search
https://www.fabriccarolina.com/shop-by-brand/norbar/fenster-kiwi-by-norbar-fabric.html
The fabric below works with the rug... If you wanted to add some blue https://www.fabriccarolina.com/shop-by-brand/norbar/fenster-kiwi-by-norbar-fabric.html
also... This Ballard Designs fabric https://www.ballarddesigns.com/keira-peacock-fabric-by-the-yard/sale/category/fabric/382810?listIndex=10
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