Kitchen Nook: Adding Some Love

Happy Monday. Hope you all had a nice weekend and Mother’s Day! Here on the East Coast, it finally felt like May- 75 degrees and sunny!! The warm weather inspired me to add a bit a life into a spot of our home that gets a lot of use but hasn’t gotten my full attention: our Kitchen Nook.

I’ve been toying with what to do with this space for a while but couldn’t decide what to do. Before we redid the walls, the eat-in space was clearly defined with the vertical molding on the wall. We hated the molding, but it did serve a purpose.

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We smoothed the walls out to give the room a seamless look. However, as cleaner as the room looked after we renovated,  we lost the separation that screamed: “You are now in our eat-in kitchen!!!”

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My first attempt at creating definition was by adding a console table flush against the couch to “partition” the room.

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This helped, but we were still missing a focal point behind the table.

So this weekend, I decided to dress up the wall. Here’s how it looks now!

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I love it! I think it’s so sweet and keeps the space nice and airy while creating interest. And the best part…everything came from Target! It was super inexpensive but makes a big impact.

And now for some detail shots 🙂

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So what do you guys think??? Any other tips on how to create definition in an open space?

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14 thoughts on “Kitchen Nook: Adding Some Love

  1. LOVE it Tanisha!!! You absolutely achieved that definition that you were looking for and it looks fabulous! And, by the way, your wedding picture is gorgeous!!!

    • Thank you so much Brandi! We love how it’s turned out so far. Still some projects to do, but I’m sure we’ll have tons of fun tackling them!

  2. So Cute! Love the shelf! Your awesome project is being featured today at Your Designs this Time! Thanks for sharing with us!

    Emily & Erin

  3. Love the shelf! Your awesome project is being featured today at Your Designs this Time! Thanks for sharing with us!

    Emily & Erin

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