Skirted kitchen sink

It's just so classic cottage - I expect a deer to stick it's head through that window over the sink any moment!

Never underestimate the power of fabric, wallpaper and paint.

An old trend originally used to cover up plumbing and create storage, sink skirts are showing up in kitchen decor again and I personally love it! By adding textiles, you can quickly warm up a dull, cold feeling space. Dress up your kitchen, bathroom, or even laundry room by following this simple DIY Sink Skirt Tutorial.

French country kitchen features light taupe cabinets paired with white marble countertops and a white subway tiled backsplash accented with white grout.

Amy Studebaker on Instagram: "This darling @lamaisonpierrefrey sink skirt just pulled our entire kitchen together! Thank you @theberrystudio! 🙌🏻 I absolutely love when all the little layers start to work their big magic. Can’t wait for our bistro table and chairs to arrive next week — yay! 🤩"

Malibu Villa Interior

Blyth-Collinson Interiors on Instagram: "A dedicated flower preparation room is the ultimate luxury! This gorgeous space, with its pretty skirted sink overflowing with blooms, is just where we'd like to be preparing vases full of Spring flowers. A lovely group of blue and white plates completes this charming room!​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​ Design: @mcgrath2 Photo: @joshuachughphotography via @luxemagazine"

Want a farmhouse style kitchen sink skirt that functions as well as your cabinet doors? This one is pretty and practical. Check out this easy DIY.

Amy Studebaker on Instagram: "This darling @lamaisonpierrefrey sink skirt just pulled our entire kitchen together! Thank you @theberrystudio! 🙌🏻 I absolutely love when all the little layers start to work their big magic. Can’t wait for our bistro table and chairs to arrive next week — yay! 🤩"

Looking for some country kitchen inspiration? Read our round-up of the best country-inspired ideas to consider when decorating or redoing a kitchen