Curtains
To begin with, for a unique look, you might want to consider installing a set of short curtains.
Although you might not think of curtains as a typical method of kitchen window dressing, especially if you’re after window-over-kitchen-sink ideas, a set of shorter fabric curtains that match the surrounding aesthetic can go a long way to making your kitchen feel that much more homely.
Shutters and blinds
Of course, there’s no reason you can’t opt for more traditional kitchen shutters and blinds. For example, if your new kitchen design uses a lot of natural wood, then reclaimed wood, woven wood, or bamboo shades are excellent material choices to add texture to a space. Though, with shutters, be sure to give them enough clearance space to open fully.
Decorative accents
And as a final touch, the use of decorative accents around your kitchen window can help draw the eye of guests or potential buyers, so if you have the space, there’s no reason not to include some wall sconce or hanging lights alongside colourful houseplants.
As with decorating other window areas around your home, while you want to make your windows stand out, you don’t want to go overboard. Remember, simplicity and minimalism can go a long way when restyling rooms, and a single stunning window may be all you need.
Of course, if you do want to introduce a statement piece in your kitchen, then you might also want to consider a set of bi-folding doors or sliding doors.
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