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#BuildingUserManual Before: A space that was the epitome of gloominess Actually, even though our house wasn't that old, the kitchen was completely dreary. You all know that look: dark tones that made cooking unappealing, and despite having plenty of storage, it looked completely disorganized, right? The overall tones didn't match, (The tiles were shiny gray, but the countertop was ochre 😳) and it felt so dark, that I decided I absolutely had to renovate the kitchen! ✨ After: A perfect harmony of weight and sophistication The key to this interior design is a stable mood! I avoided a cold all-white look and instead used a beige base and added cute kitchen items as accents to firmly anchor the center. • Kitchen: For the kitchen, which was the area I struggled with the most, I added a touch of luxury by using a natural material featuring the stone-like travertine pattern I had been wanting. Now, the kitchen has become the space I want to show off the most. • Living Room: Even though I only installed wallpaper, the tones look much more harmonious and it looks cleaner. Especially at night, soft indirect lighting is the best for setting the mood! #Remodeling #Kitchen #KitchenInterior #WhiteKitchen #CleanKitchen #InteriorLighting #RemodelingSuccessStory #RemodelingReview #BeforeAndAfterRemodeling #InteriorBeforeAndAfter #BeforeAndAfter #OldConstructionInterior #NewConstructionInterior #KitchenTiles #KitchenCountertops #KitchenFilm #KitchenFilmInstallation #KitchenTileInstallation #KitchenTileRecommendation #KitchenRemodeling #KitchenDecor #Interior #KitchenLighting #LightingInterior #WallpaperInterior #InteriorTips #InteriorFilm #InteriorHacks #BeforeKitchen