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Got a window in the kitchen? You've struck gold

If your kitchen has a window, you must look after it as if it were your most

    prized possession, no matter how small it is or how little light it lets in.

    Avoid covering it with heavy or dark curtains to maximize the amount of

    natural light in the space. Want to get rid of your curtains entirely? Go ahead!

Kitchen mirrors

A mirror is a dark kitchen’s best friend. Mirrors have the power to increase

    the amount of natural light and sense of space in a room so you’ll improve

    your lighting while also making the kitchen seem bigger. Two in one! Want to

    know the best part? You can choose a designer mirror to bring a personal

    touch to the space, letting the style and light flow.

Color schemes for your dark kitchen

The colour of the walls and furniture have a big impact on the lighting of a

    space, and even more so if we’re talking about dimly-lit spaces. Have you

    thought about changing the colour of your kitchen? Painting the walls in

    light colours will make a world of difference. And if you’re worried about

    the colour of the tiles or furniture, calm down! You can use special paint

    to give them a new lease of life without having to get new ones. Want to

    know what colours are best for Feng Shui? In this post you’ll find all the

    tips for serving good vibes with every meal.

Plants for the kitchen

Plants are a fantastic trick for increasing light in any room, and that

    includes the kitchen. They give the impression of a brighter, more colorful

    space, as well as bringing a warm and natural look to your kitchen. But

    plants can’t survive in darkness, you say? Hey! For this we have a range of

    artificial plants that will become your best kept secret.

And at night? Light up your kitchen

Keep your fingers safe with good lighting. You can choose between different

    kinds of lights depending on your personal style. We recommend always using

    lightbulbs with warm hues to create a cosier atmosphere. It’s important to

    distinguish between general lighting, spotlighting and mood lighting. The aim

    of general lighting is to illuminate the whole room. Spotlights will go above

    your counters and work surfaces so you can see all your ingredients and dishes

    properly. And, finally, mood lighting is perfect for making your kitchen a

    relaxing place, where you can share a glass of wine with guests. To make sure

    your kitchen is a clean and functional place, we recommend ceiling lights for

    general lighting and wall lights or LED strips for spotlights and mood

    lighting. Goodbye cables, hello style! Need more ideas and tips for creating

    your dream kitchen? Head over to our blog.