5 Ways to Elevate Your Kitchen Shelves
Open kitchen shelves can start out lovely, and then begin to amass clutter. Elevate and freshen up your kitchen shelves with these 5 tips! Think of these shelves as both decorative and functional.
1. Show off your cute plates and cups
Select tableware you use often, so they don’t gather dust. And try to select pieces that visually go well together. Your random other bits can live in the cabinets, and don’t necessarily need to be on display all the time.
2. Store functional pieces that double as decoration
Open shelving is a nice place to store those beautiful kitchen accessories you fell for, such as a marble mortar and pestle, or design colander or kettle.
3. Include your favourite servingware
Have a favourite vase, but no flowers? Or a carafe, jug, or serving bowl that are for special occasions? Store them on higher shelves to remind you to make use of them, as well as to show off your home style.
4. Add a decoration or two
A candle holder is great for decoration, and can also create atmosphere when lit! Also try a potted plant, such as your favourite herb, or a hanging vine.
5. Create a visual moment
Group together pieces that you’d use at the same time, such as your coffee pot, coffee tin, and favourite mugs. It could also be wine and wine glasses for example. Or a pot of fresh basil next to the mortar and pestle.
Like how I’ve styled these shelves? Here’s what I used:
Potted golden Pothos plant from Stem
Ridged Blue wine glasses from Bloomingville via Royal Design
Porcelain blue and white bowl from Royal Copenhagen
Palm tree candle stick from Sophie Macbain
Ridged drinking glasses from Bloomingville via Royal Design
Ceramic plates from Broste Copenhagen via Royal Design
Ceramic mugs from Sophie Macbain
Coffee Jug from Georg Jensen via Skandium
Ceramic jar from Broste Copenhagen via Royal Design