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8 Cheap and Easy Kitchen Facelifts

Home Consumer
By Barbara Pronin
July 28, 2015, 4 pm
Reading Time: 2 mins read

kitchen_faceliftIf there’s not enough money in the budget to remodel your kitchen, Lowe’s home designers suggest you browse the aisles of your home store for ideas and give the room a whole new look with a few cheap and easy makeover options.

  • Paint the walls – Paint covers a multitude of sins and freshens up even the dullest kitchen. If you make one change to your kitchen, paint it—and opt for a color different from the old one.
  • Transform the cabinets – Use a brush or roller to paint wooden cabinets or, if you’re a bit braver, apply new wood or vinyl veneers to change the look of laminated cabinets.
  • Switch out the hardware – Shiny new cabinet and drawer pulls can make a huge difference to your kitchen. And there are literally hundreds of styles to choose from.
  • Replace appliance hardware – Spiff up your old stove and oven with new knobs. You can also change out those pans under your stove’s burners for a cleaner look overall.
  • Get a shiny new sink – Choices include stainless steel, enamel-coated cast iron, and composites—as well as single bowl or double bowl, top mount or under mount models.
  • Change the faucet – For a fun and inexpensive modification, get a new fixture. A spray attachment can come in handy, as can a faucet with a built-in soap dispenser.
  • Alter the lighting – A blend of overhead, natural and under-cabinet lighting can make the kitchen glow. You’ll finally be able to see what you’re cooking. You might also want to add a dimmer switch to your new lighting for times when you want the room a little mellower.
  • Add some new décor – To give your kitchen a new look—say, farmhouse, rustic or modern—buy some framed prints to hang on the walls and add small design touches such as glass canisters, a cookie jar you love, and/or vase or pitcher of flowers. Complete the look and color scheme with new kitchen towels and potholders.

Barbara Pronin

Barbara Pronin is a contributing editor to RISMedia.

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