Natural Kitchen Clock Design Ideas
This is my workspace(?), which I put the most effort into and love the most.
Since it is a monthly rental, I couldn't get rid of the cherry molding, so I decorated it with a vintage and natural mood to create an atmosphere.
I used fabric as a partition to separate the kitchen space, and I decorated it with blankets, clocks, and postcards I collected while studying abroad in Europe before moving in, as well as the new chairs, table, and tablecloth I bought when I moved in.
There is a large window facing southwest, so around 3-4 o'clock, I read a book or watch Netflix while eating snacks in the warm sunlight. I try my best not to leave anything on the counter, but there are always things that are left out inevitably(?).
Kitchen cloths, pot handles...
I feel so relieved when I organize them in a 2-story storage box that was just rolling around. 🤭
In particular, pot handles are always missing here and there, so I spend a lot of time looking for them,
but now that I have a place for them here, I feel like I finally did what I had to do🤩
The Asla stackable storage box is lightweight,
and can be stacked on multiple levels, so it's useful.
I've used it in front of the entrance,
and in the bedroom to put scented products on the table,
but I think it's best to put it in the kitchen!
