home decor
Heidi Samia | Eleanor Rose Home
These questions will help you decide what can stay on the counters and what has to go. – “Is this something that we use daily?“ – “Does this have a home somewhere else? – “Will keeping this item on the counter affect the functionality of our kitchen?“
Kitchen Counter Decor Idea #1: Start With a Base
This could be a cutting board, a beautiful tray, basket, or even a large platter. The base you chose should be an item that you would use in the kitchen.
Kitchen Counter Decor Idea #2: Bring in a Little Nature
I always love to have a beautiful vase of flowers or cut stems from the yard in our kitchen to create a warm, welcoming space.
Kitchen Counter Decor Idea #3: Add Seasonal Pieces
Seasonal countertop decor can be fun and also functional. I love ironstone all year long, I like to include antique brown transferware ironstone pieces into my decor for fall.
Kitchen Counter Decor Idea #4: Group Objects Together
For visually appealing kitchen decor, group smaller items together to create small groupings.
Kitchen Counter Decor Idea #5: Keep Decor Minimal & Functional
Your kitchen countertops are valuable real estate and the decor you add to your counters should not interfere with the functionality of your kitchen.
– Utensil Holders – Canisters – Cutting Boards – Cookbook Stand – Fruit Bowl – Dish Towels and Napkins: – Wall Hooks – Small Lamps
I believe that if you fill your home with things you love, love will fill your home.