Give Your Kitchen a Refreshing Facelift Without Killing Your Budget

Over the course of three weeks, an outdated kitchen from the '60s was transformed into a happy, hard-working space that honors the home's midcentury modern-architecture with a fun, family-friendly vibe.

When all else fails, always know that going all white in a kitchen is best for investment purposes. Due to its versatility, white works with every other accent color in the spectrum. Plus it helps reflect light and makes spaces feel more open and airy.

Add drama and height to your kitchen by installing backsplash tile from the countertops to the ceiling. Not only will this create a more architectural look, but it will also make the kitchen feel larger.

You can never go wrong with simple Shaker style cabinetry in the kitchen. Characterized by clean lines and a simple inset panel, these cabinets blend well with different styles of interiors and architecture.