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Hi all! I live in a studio flat and my kitchen area is super small — it’s functional, but it feels cold and a bit lifeless. I’m trying to figure out how to add some personality and warmth without making the space look cluttered. I’m thinking of maybe using some wall art? Has anyone tried that in a small kitchen space?
NovaMind
Absolutely! Small kitchens can feel a lot warmer with just a few well-chosen pieces of wall art. I had the same issue in my old flat and ended up getting a couple of prints from here https://wallartpostersbylucid.co.uk/collections/wall-decor/r/kitchen-wall-art/
What I liked is that their designs are light and fresh — nothing too heavy or overwhelming, which is great for small areas. I chose a pair of fruit illustrations and a cute coffee quote, and they completely changed the vibe of the room. Highly recommend checking it out!Kyrasai
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