{"id":223,"date":"2021-11-28T01:53:07","date_gmt":"2021-11-28T01:53:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/homeideas.design\/decorating-l-shaped-kitchens-has-never-been-easier\/"},"modified":"2021-11-28T01:53:07","modified_gmt":"2021-11-28T01:53:07","slug":"decorating-l-shaped-kitchens-has-never-been-easier","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/homeideas.design\/decorating-l-shaped-kitchens-has-never-been-easier\/","title":{"rendered":"Decorating L-shaped kitchens has never been easier"},"content":{"rendered":"
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A type L kitchen is very easy to decorate<\/strong>. In this type of design, the furniture is placed at a 90 degree angle, so that the space appears wider. While it’s typically used in space-saving kitchens, it looks great in large areas. There are many styles, but it is recommended to choose one without delay, to avoid an old-fashioned look in a short time. Obviously, the kitchen is not renovated as often, so it is better to have something elegant and neutral.<\/p>\n

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The L-shaped layout prefers narrow spaces. <\/strong>It leaves the facade free, so it is not recommended to abuse accessories or shelves on this side. If you overdo it, the feeling can be overwhelming because you are in a tunnel. But if there is enough space, you can add a breakfast bar or a work bar.<\/p>\n

How to decorate L-shaped kitchens?<\/h2>\n

The minimalist style looks great, with smooth, polished or matte furniture, without relief and with built-in appliances. Painting the walls white, light gray or beige is always a safe option.<\/strong> To give it energy, you can use decorative vinyl on the wall which has no cabinets.<\/p>\n

Clear cabinets and drawers can also be highlighted by a worktop in dark or intense tones<\/strong> What about red or black? The wood is also beautiful and adds warmth to the room. In addition, we must take into account the light. The natural brings more beauty and joy to the region. A good lamp will help, however.<\/p>\n

When choosing luminaires, simple functional models are best<\/strong>. Metals are easier to clean and will give a contemporary look. It will always be a good idea to turn off the overhead lights. This type of lighting is as modern as it can be aimed at visually interesting points.<\/p>\n

Prioritize the order<\/h3>\n

Big or small, a kitchen will look ugly and ugly if things and items are cluttered. Cabinets with doors cover the material, but inside they need to be neat. Boxes, jars and baskets allow you to keep everything in place. If you installed shelves, stack the items on them in order. Dishes and spices must have a special place<\/strong>because it is usually messy.<\/p>\n

Avoid the need to accumulate unnecessary items or devices<\/strong>. Analyzing what you use very often will really help you get rid of the excess. The remaining goods can be put in stock or in storage. In addition, you can earn additional tickets by giving them away at a garage sale.<\/p>\n

Side cabinets that can be moved and hidden are perfect for retaining the freedom offered by L-shaped kitchens. Folding table, cart-style spice rack or elongated basket with compartments that you can hide on the side of the fridge or washing machine. dishes, perfect for maintain organization and style. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Ultimately, don’t forget about cleaning.<\/strong> Smooth surfaces prevent dirt from building up, so recommend. Also choose materials resistant to stains and scratches. Hygiene and cleanliness guarantee the use of specialized products during cleaning, so that the place is beautiful.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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