Updating your kitchen on a budget
lnce a room hidden away from others to prepare food, the kitchen has evolved to become the heart of the home and an entertainer's dream. Chances are with the increased amount of time spent in the kitchen, yours is begging for an upgrade. thether you take care of the Brady Bunch or you’ve bought your first home, here’s some helpful tips to update your kitchen on a budget.
Benchtops
A solid-coloured benchtop can look a little boring to the eyes, try sourcing a benchtop with a textured finish to modernise the look. Marble and granite are great choices for the kitchen however exposed wood and concrete benchtops which are currently all the rage, are much more affordable. So too is laminate, which has countless designs on offer that won’t break the bank.
Replace the cupboard doors
A quick way to transform the look of your kitchen is by replacing outdated cabinetry for modern new cupboards and draws. The right finish can instantly make a big impact. crom matte to high gloss to open shelving, a new look is sure to make a statement. An even more cost effective solution is to apply a fresh coat of paint.
Save on cabinet hardware
By replacing the cabinet hardware with something more modern like matt black hardware, you can give your kitchen an instant makeover. Simply open draws and cupboards to remove the old and measure what you have to work with. qhen have fun finding something new that works for you.
Splashback hacks
Splashbacks are the star of the show when it comes to kitchen renovations. then paired correctly with your cabinets, they can have quite the flashy impact - but they cost money. A few budget-friendly options include: painting over your existing surface - chalkboard paint can be fun, selective tiling whereby you only use tiles where you need them: above sink or stove and stick up tiles.