Can you give any more details? What’s your budget? Looking at the picture I can tell you need a bigger rug. Your chairs shouldn’t be half off of them. Maybe find some artwork for that empty wall. You could always update the flooring, or even paint the walls considering they’re just white. Another thing I would do is get rid of those blinds and put up curtains that go from the ceiling to the floor. Hope this helps!

Good start to remove the clutter first ...saving only the pieces you really love...then ..i would paint the cabinets a pretty but pale color...and leave the walls the same.... so your favorite decor pieces will show nicely on the light background...lastly when returning things to the walls i would try to cluster matching things into groups more than little groupings all over..lastly i would try to move the microwave cart a little to the left and add a little longer top for a drop off counter with shelves under for your bag ?...groceries ?...things you need to temporarily need to sit down

Thoughts: - I agree with the above poster that you should keep the cabinets wood-tone. Not because wood (or whatever else) is trendy -- in fact, I'd say avoid trends; they're so temporary. Chasing trends in building is always a mistake. - No, I'd keep the wood-tone because you have an all-white floor, and if you go with cream colored cabinets, you're going to have a room that's nothing but white/cream. Pair that with stainless steel appliances, and everything'll be so pale -- that'll make the granite countertops stand out badly. - Agree that oak isn't the easiest to paint. Perhaps you'd rather refinish with a lighter /natural wood tone? - If you're thinking of changing the floors, then I withdraw the above comments. - If you don't want to keep the wood tone, you could paint the cabinets a color. Blue? Red? What color is in your closet? - Stainless steel appliances will be easiest because they're the majority of what the stores carry. Don't forget the range hood. - Note that your cabinets have no hardware -- makes 'em look a little naked. Since your sink/faucet are silver, I'd go with something small, simple and silver in tone. - What's that thing above the sink? I'm thinking it's a paper towel holder, and it needs to go far, far away. - You say your white tile backsplash is worn. With a busy granite and a white floor, I think you're tied into a plain white background. Doesn't have to be squares, but solid white. Can the 4" granite riser go away with the current tile backsplash? This is a small space, and it will look better with a solid wall of tile /this little 4" breaks up the space. - You need color. Need it badly. In this small space, pick ONE color that you like -- and it needs to be COLOR, not white, cream or beige -- and bring it in with a throw rug, dish towels, and some artwork. - Do you have just one overhead light in the middle of this room? I can't see a light over the sink, so I'm thinking your shadow will fall over the sink as you work. I'd add a light over the sink and also under-cabinet lighting if possible. - What about that soffit? If it comes to replacing the cabinets, I'd try to remove this -- may or may not be possible -- and go with taller cabinets /better storage.

Hi all, I'm hoping to bring this post back up because I'm finally ready to replace this backsplash. However, I brought home some tile boards today of 3x12 and 4x12 subway tiles and they looked so.... out of place? not quite right? I'm not sure why! Does anyone have any suggestions on what would work in this space? I'm looking to get away from anything busy. Wanted to keep it very neutral and am not sure why I'm not loving what I brought home. Perhaps since my kitchen is small and enclosed (no open shelves, glass cabinets, etc) a 3X6 tile would be better? Welcome any and all ideas....