Home kitchen and bathroom hacks to achieve a designer look for less


White cabinetry is accented by stainless steel appliances and bright accents. — Photos: TNS

For many homeowners, kitchens and baths are the key focal points of the home, especially when it comes to upgrades and renovations.

From small changes such as adding new hardware to existing cabinetry, to modern lighting and accents, there are affordable design hacks that can help anyone achieve a designer look for less.

Kitchens

Design tips:

  • Showcase cleanliness and functionality.
  • Use decorative jars, cutting boards and plants minimally.
  • Staging accessories should reinforce organisation.

Staging tips:

  • Remove all the countertop clutter.
  • Add a bowl of fruit or greenery for freshness.

Common mistakes:

  • Overuse of accessories or overly stylised staging.
  • Personalised or themed decorations.
Bathrooms

Design tips:

  • Create a spa-like atmosphere.
  • Use fresh white towels, candles and greenery.
  • Keep surfaces ultra-clean and minimal.

Staging tips:

  • Layer textures, for example, ceramic, wood, linen.
  • Update light fixtures for a modern touch.

Common mistakes:

  • Outdated hardware and lighting.
  • Over-the-top theming or personal items. Tribune News Service
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