What's on Your Countertops
Useful, pretty - less is more... These words come to mind when we talk about what is and what should be on our & your kitchen countertops.
Let's head to the kitchen and see what's there...
We are talking tops today, but while we are at it HERE is a post on what our countertops are made of and the pros & cons.
Kelly has Carrara marble and she says YES to it even with the imperfections it develops. Read all about it HERE
Tip of the day for kitchen counters - storage can, and should be decorative, listen in to get all our pretty storage ideas for the countertop.
Backsplash the reason you have so many things on the counter? Maybe trying to hide it? Aspect Peel & Stick Tiles might be the solution. Look HERE
Free your backsplash from outlets with a undercounter strip of outlets. Check them out HERE
Kelly's knife set is really Henckels ( with the 2 men logo ). Have a look HERE
Do you really need all those small appliances? Anita loves her compact immersion blender & it fits in a drawer. It comes in a bunch of colors too. Look HERE
...and Kelly says its ok if you have paper towels on your counter - then your family, like hers, can find them. ;)
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Need help with your home? We'd love to help! We do personalized consults, and we'll offer advice specific to your room that typically includes room layout ideas, suggestions for what the room needs, and how to pull the room together.
We'll also help you to decide what isn't working for you. We work with any budget, large or small.
Find out more HERE
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