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How to Decorate an Interchangeable Theme Kitchen

Decorating that Can Change when Your Tastes Do

By Angela Epps, published Jan 22, 2008
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When wanting to know how to decorate an interchangeable theme kitchen, it is important to learn about decorating that can change when your tastes do. This is a great way to go if you are in the process of designing for your first home and want to keep things neutral enough for resale value but still want your personality to shine through. It is also a smart move if you are a person who enjoys many different styles and like to change things out with the seasons, holidays or just on a whim.

How To Decorate An Interchangeable Theme Kitchen-Cabinets
When learning about decorating that can change when your tastes do, choosing the right cabinets can be daunting. In order to preserve re-sale value of your home, it is recommended to go with a high quality wood that is not too dark but also not too light.

If you do have painted cabinets, you can pretty much go with any color, as painting can also be done later if you choose to red-decorate. But if you want to stick to a neutral scheme, that can be changed with the seasons or holidays, the best options would be to stick to either a fresh white or sophisticated black. An easy way to make the room cohesive would be to base your choice on what appliances that you have. If you have a black or black/stainless steel set, go black. If you have the standard white set, choose to do your cabinets in a fresh coat as well. Either way, you'll have a base to set any style on.

One unique addition, to the cabinets that you end up choosing, is to add a picture frame in the center of the doors. Have the center cut out to a size of 10 X 12. Then, have a frame installed that holds two pieces of glass, with just enough room in between to slip in a photo and/or print. Then you can change out different pieces of art or photo's as the mood suits you, a new season comes or you want to spruce things up for a holiday. If you have the back piece of glass frosted or leaded, you will also have the option of having the look of traditional cabinets with glass fronts.

Takeaways
  • Black or white are good options for a neutral background color- they will match any theme you choose
  • Installing custom frames in your cabinet doors gives you a unique way to change out themes.
  • To create a kitchen that can match any theme, your major foundation choices are the most important.
Did You Know?
Changing your environment is a great way to boost your spirits and get a fresh outlook on life when things can you down.
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