Small kitchen with no window ideas

Name: Julie Mitchiner, my husband, Nick Dwayne, our son, Teddy, and our dog, WalterLocation: Roscoe Village, Chicago Size: 1400 square feetType of Home: Condo in a three-flat buildingYears lived in: 3 years, owned I saw our condo online but it was under contract, but I kept stalking it and the original deal fell through. We went and saw it as soon as it went back on the market and made an offer the same day. I love the original details like the millwork, fireplace, built-ins, and bay window.

Good light can make or break a space, and unfortunately natural lighting is probably the one thing about a room that’s hardest to change. So when you’re faced with a space that has very few windows (or none at all), how do you cope? We’ve got some ideas. Multiply the light you do have. If you have a window, use translucent shades or sheer curtains for privacy, instead of blocking it with heavy window treatments.

If your home features a galley kitchen, these budget-friendly design ideas can easily be created in your own space.

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Natural light is a fantastic addition to any space, and what better way to show your appreciation to the party responsible than adding a backsplash around

Laura Baxter, 31, from Wickford, Essex, took on her first ever DIY project during the first lockdown, and got husband Cameron, 33, and children Robin, six, and Rose, three, involved.