The Plywood wall is really genius and such a samrt idea for customizing a rental space bc it gives you so many options to design and attach things to it.
How to you prevent mold between the plywood and the wall? In a humid environment like a kitchen, covering the outside wall without ventilation seems risky to me.
Instead of plywood, I upgraded my horrible tiled backslash with simple foam board cut perfectly to size. I covered it in bold wallpaper and attached it to the wall with two sided velcro command strips. The fake wall also hides the wires for the undershelf lighting (yes I used a wireless light switch - love those!). Because foam board is light, command strips hold it incredibly well!
I am moving next month and have been trying to figure out how to have a colored wall without painting since that isn't allowed at my new place. I had been planning to go with P&S wallpaper but it will end up being really expensive and a pain to remove when I leave. This is an amazing hack you have come up with. And the command strips? What a great time saver! I do have one question though, as I would be using foam board for the entire wall: if you had to use more than one board, how were you able to avoid seams where the boards meet showing?
@@candacechavigne5560 Possibility consider using construction hard foam insulation which comes in large sizes. I do believe they come in different thicknesses also.
@@MizzAriCast My thought is that the foam board is just a thin base on which to adhere your contact paper or backsplash covering material so that it us easily returned to the original renter space. There are great compand hook adhesive dots and straps that can be used instead of using contact paper directly onto the wall surface that can leave terrible paste residue that is very difficult to remove.
@@pamm2230 yes i love that idea and understand using it as a base. My question is would foam board as a base hold up on the wall behind the stove. My electric stove has one wall behind it and wonder if the heat that comes off it would damage the foam board i would adhere to the wall behind it. Any Thoughts?
The wall is genius. I saw another blogger’s rental-friendly option for the wall using Ram board which took paint well and you can cut using a box cutter or heavy scissors.
What a realistic tiny rental kitchen makeover. Genius use of space over the sink with your MacGyver dish drainer. Putting the contact paper on the small fridge makes a real difference.
Everything you did was genius. You’re so creative. I love the black tiles on both walls as well as the contrast of the plywood walls. Wish you lived near me to do my entire home over! Great job ♥️🫶🏾👍🏾👏🏾
I love this! I see so many "renter friendly" makeovers that I know will lose them their security deposit with water damage and the wrong types of adhesives. The plywood is genius!
Great video with great ideas! I wouldn’t have chosen black but absolutely love the peel and stick tile. Beadboard is my favorite so I might have tried white beadboard attached with command strips or peel and stick thin Velcro. Love the idea of holding things tight with tension rods and having the plywood to screw in hanging accessories. Love the custom dish drying rack above the sink also!!!
Great ideas! The only thing I would change is the black. While I liked the end result, seeing the bright before and dark after made my decision. I would have chosen a lighter colour. I may have to downsize soon so these ideas make me feel better about a less than perfect apartment ☺
@@EngineerYourSpace thank you for your reply !!!Can I just say that i follow for years and your videos helped and inspired me so much making my tiny appartments my own (eg in german dorms!). Now I live in a bigger flat, but I still take every opportunity to make it my "own".
Isabel as always another winner. I love the contrast wall. The wood makes it look warm. While I like white to make things look bigger, I don't think the black made it look smaller, just cozy and inviting. Thanks for sharing!!!
I should admit I have been using your garbage pullout idea for years now. I moved apartments and brought it attached to its plywood with me to the new place 🙈
Its nice but too dark for me. In an apartment I was staying in I had put contact paper on the counter and the inside of wall of the cupboards. Its removable so it won't ruin anything. Than I removed the flat part in front of the sink and turned it into a little tip out tray (it was falling out so I made it useful and it was fixed)😊 I also used a removable sticker backsplash and peel and stick tiles for the floors. When I moved the landlord loved it that she kept it as is!😊
I LOVE THIS!!! You did an AMAZING job!!! TYFS!! I’m going to use some of these ideas to fix up my kitchen. Do you have a link for the rack and hooks you used for the pots on the wall?!
It’s remarkable, although I don’t like the floor. I would have chosen a lighter colour. But then again, I would have been perfectly happy with the kitchen the way it was before. This is not to denigrate your skills in any way - I think I’m just getting lazier as I get older!
wont the plywood fall if you have put so much of stuff on it? i wanted to try out your idea but i feel the plywood wall wont be able to hold so much of load. please reply
This isn’t my taste/style but you definitely did some really interesting things and i think the landlord should pay you for in order to have your friend to leave all of this when he moves out because it looks a lot better than what they had to begin with.
This is the most incredible makeover I've seen in a very long time. The way you brought this from a bland and plain tiny kitchen to the very high end looking space is just beyond impressive. This is fantastic. GREAT, GREAT, JOB.
The secret is to find a landlord that rarely visits, a place that looks worse when you find it that when you left it. The literally do not care if the place enables them to rent it FAST, with minimal clean up or repairs. I hope the guy paid for the faucet & was grateful for the free labor. My maintenance guy complimented me on the smokehouse I built out back & loves the small changes I made in here as I told him I'd be leaving it. LOL
@@cynvision depends on which state. She started in NY, was in CA (still?) but building codes are different everywhere - ppl illegally turned homes here into duplexes in WW2 - were short on housing (Alaska). Now? Basement apts & most do have stoves - that looks like NYC or SF where they rent places that size for $1K/ mo.
Finally somebody did a more realistic video on how to “remodel a rental”❤ I loved how the plywood idea gave you the liberty to hammer into it, everything you wanted (without touching the rented property). The other idea I LOVED was the trash bins under the sink…PHENOMENAL!!!! THANK YOU…you are a genius 🤗❤️
Any smart and reasonable Landlord would ask for those changes to remain if your friend leaves the Apartment. It has made the place look so so much better than before. I'm sure they would get a higher rental for it. I loved the drying rack and also the metal frame you put on the back wall. Such simple changes but also beautiful and functional.
OH. MY. GOSH! You are amazing! You truly are a MacGyver! I loved so much about your video (so much that I subscribed and chose ALL for notifications--I loved how you described the various shortcomings of the space and what your solutions were to resolving them. I especially loved the wonderful filming that truly showed HOW you did what you did. I know you mentioned several times that these solutions resolve how to customize RENTAL spaces without permanently affecting the property, like how NOT to drill into existing walls but to use plywood "new" walls instead. My husband of 51 years passed away and there are things in my home I would like to alter to make them more usable for me. BUT...my husband did all those things and I don't know how. I'm absolutely terrified of trying for fear of damaging existing walls, cupboards, etc. I'm not a renter, but this is my home and if I screw up something I could cause permanent damage. YOU are showing others like me to try alterations YOUR way--your way doesn't damage existing structures, so if we get it wrong, we just take down the "non-fix" and start again--no worry about destroying our home. That is such a "freeing" feeling! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
This renovation was EXCELLENT! It inspires the aspiring diyer to make their space what they imagine it to be. This video truly aligned with the title of your channel and what you provide as a content creator! Thank you and I can’t wait for the next project.
Please be careful with so-called removable tiles and wallpaper. Trust me when I say test it first. I tried three different wall tiles on my previous bathroom wall (I own the house). Yeah, nope. Damaged the wall. Badly.
The easiest and best way to remove 3M Command hooks is to pull the adhesive strip SLOWLY and STRAIGHT DOWN AGAINST THE WALL. Do not pull at an angle of any degree.
Tile on both sides was definitely the way to go! Also love the black / wood contrast. Had you planned that from the start you could have done the bottom half black and top half wood so it doesn't change the look in the middle of the window. Your unique ways to make rentals feel unique and personal are amazing. Your apartment deck transformation from a while back continues to be my favorite of your transformations!
I really enjoyed seeing you’re vision executed so perfectly. It came out beautiful. It actually appears bigger than before, which is odd, being that you went from white to black! I love it
Looks pretty good. Much better and functional then before. And it’s seems that it match the style of the owner. Ok it is bold and someone mentioned that it looks crowded. In my opinion it’s looks cozy and that’s one of the smallest kitchens you remade. It’s difficult to not crowd tiny kitchen without hob, oven and no storage space. How you secured the flooring from moving?
All I can say is-- WOW!! This is truly clever and beautiful work! (I just had to edit to say how much I love your ingenious use of tension rods! Such an unusual idea that works in unexpected ways!)
I’m not sold on the two tone plywood wall, however, an absolutely genius solution!! I LOVE the whole transformation and the unique, creative ideas! I’m 55, living with my mother, (due to unforeseen circumstances, life happens) and I’m sitting here, yelling to no one “I CAN”T WAIT TO HAVE MY OWN PLACE AGAIN!!” 😂🤣💯❤️
Warning about stick-on tiles! This redo is beautiful! Your use of the plywood was a fantastic idea and I like the contrasting colors. But I need to warn your audience about those stick-on tiles. They are very heat sensitive. It doesn't take much heat to make the glue loosen and come off the wall. Heat from a stove can also make the plastic "tile" itself curl away from the backing. If you are thinking of using them, watch the UA-cam videos about problems before you buy them. We didn't.
Absolutely Brilliant!!!!.. love this makeover..👌😘💞💞💞💐 you allways give great tips and ideas. I love that you broke up the black wall with the wood stained piece. I love this so much..the floor..brilliant!! Thank you xx
Another great video from the plywood wall, to the dish drying rack. You truly made a transformation happen genius ideas. The espresso machine is super cute 😍
This is very cool! It's definitely a challenge when you can't put holes in the walls. I've been using free standing shelves for vertical storage, but lately have been considering doing something like "diawall". Basically you turn 2x4s into tension rods. And then you can build shelves or a wall onto them. It seems very customizable and people get pretty creative with what they can do!
It's a bit unusual - that you can't paint or drill holes in German rental flats. You just put it back in its original state if you're moving out. Though it's frowned upon to paint dark tones you can't easily paint over. And drilling holes in tiles 🧐 - only when necessary. But the average time you spend in the same flat is also about 5 to 10 years. I think for students though it's a great idea - to individualize it. I liked the daylight lighting - though a way to protect it and diffuse light might be nice 👍
I am still not over the fact that in the US you cannot renovate the space you are paying to live in. Where I live you can paint, make wholes and all, even put a temporary wall if you want as long as you leave it nice again when you leave. Which means before you leave you fill the wholes, paint everything back to white and you are out. However, given the circumstances this was a brilliant idea. It looks very nice. 😊 Covering the fridge was a very nice touch. Btw, it is called espresso 😊 without x.
The Plywood wall is really genius and such a samrt idea for customizing a rental space bc it gives you so many options to design and attach things to it.
I was really happy with how that wall turned out, and I love that it will be very easy to remove later!
Yeah that wall is a fantastic idea, and using tension rods to secure it really was genius.
@@EngineerYourSpace wondering how the landlord reacted seeing this new space made with any permanent changes!
It IS. Great idea; it ALSO Allows for additional/simple “hacks”: IDEAL, Isabelle…! ❤️. 👍🏼
How to you prevent mold between the plywood and the wall?
In a humid environment like a kitchen, covering the outside wall without ventilation seems risky to me.
Instead of plywood, I upgraded my horrible tiled backslash with simple foam board cut perfectly to size. I covered it in bold wallpaper and attached it to the wall with two sided velcro command strips. The fake wall also hides the wires for the undershelf lighting (yes I used a wireless light switch - love those!). Because foam board is light, command strips hold it incredibly well!
I am moving next month and have been trying to figure out how to have a colored wall without painting since that isn't allowed at my new place. I had been planning to go with P&S wallpaper but it will end up being really expensive and a pain to remove when I leave. This is an amazing hack you have come up with. And the command strips? What a great time saver! I do have one question though, as I would be using foam board for the entire wall: if you had to use more than one board, how were you able to avoid seams where the boards meet showing?
@@candacechavigne5560
Possibility consider using construction hard foam insulation which comes in large sizes. I do believe they come in different thicknesses also.
How would one go about doing the foam board trick around the stove... I would imagine the heat from the stove is not great on foam board
@@MizzAriCast
My thought is that the foam board is just a thin base on which to adhere your contact paper or backsplash covering material so that it us easily returned to the original renter space. There are great compand hook adhesive dots and straps that can be used instead of using contact paper directly onto the wall surface that can leave terrible paste residue that is very difficult to remove.
@@pamm2230 yes i love that idea and understand using it as a base. My question is would foam board as a base hold up on the wall behind the stove. My electric stove has one wall behind it and wonder if the heat that comes off it would damage the foam board i would adhere to the wall behind it. Any Thoughts?
The wall is genius. I saw another blogger’s rental-friendly option for the wall using Ram board which took paint well and you can cut using a box cutter or heavy scissors.
What a realistic tiny rental kitchen makeover. Genius use of space over the sink with your MacGyver dish drainer. Putting the contact paper on the small fridge makes a real difference.
UNBELIEVABLE how many great ideas in this one tiny space! Great job as always
Everything you did was genius. You’re so creative. I love the black tiles on both walls as well as the contrast of the plywood walls. Wish you lived near me to do my entire home over! Great job ♥️🫶🏾👍🏾👏🏾
Definitely two tones! Very very elegant industrial design love it!
Glad you like it!
This turned out absolutely beautiful.All of your hard work paid off greatly
You rocked everything in this video! Lots of smart space use, and it looks phenomenal! Good job! Love to see a woman's handiwork!
I love this! I see so many "renter friendly" makeovers that I know will lose them their security deposit with water damage and the wrong types of adhesives. The plywood is genius!
The owner is lucky to have the interior design with meticulous details
This turned out so beautiful! I love how both functional and attractive it is. You did a great job! I hope Alex loved it.
Love the two tone adds warmth
It’s brilliant! I love it all except the black. I would have kept it light.
Wow! I learned more about DIY hacks from this video than I have in months from other videos. I have now subscribed. Thanks!
I have used those stick on wall tiles and I think they really transformed my kitchen, I loved them
Oh my goodness this was incredible. I loved watching it. Thank you so very much. Period. Even a year later lol.
This makeover is the most thought of I’ve ever seen! Very well done! Congratulations 🎉
Wow, thank you!
Love it! Just the way it is. I bet your friend was surprised.
simply wonderful, probably my favourite of your projects.
This space you created is absolutely gorgeous 😍
You built a whole new kitchen! It is beautiful and space so well utilized!
Great video with great ideas! I wouldn’t have chosen black but absolutely love the peel and stick tile. Beadboard is my favorite so I might have tried white beadboard attached with command strips or peel and stick thin Velcro. Love the idea of holding things tight with tension rods and having the plywood to screw in hanging accessories. Love the custom dish drying rack above the sink also!!!
The algorithm recommended this video to me, and I think it’s completely brilliant! Never smashed the subscribe button so hard
YOU NEVER FAIL TO AMAZE ME! I wouldn't change a thing.
Love this makeover great ideas well ✔
Great ideas! The only thing I would change is the black. While I liked the end result, seeing the bright before and dark after made my decision. I would have chosen a lighter colour. I may have to downsize soon so these ideas make me feel better about a less than perfect apartment ☺
Me too - but the black fit the aesthetic of the person living there, so it's great to have that option.
You’re a magician 🤩! Stunning! ❤️
Wonderful job. Looks beautiful.
GREAT JOB! LOVE IT. LOVE THE FLOOR AND THE BLACK WITH THE WOOD ACCENTS. LOOKS SO MUCH BETTER AND MORE FUNCTIONAL.
Fabulous makeover!! So many great ideas!
I love your videos. You are amazing in your creations!
This was an excellent transformation!!
Oh I am so excited everytime you post a new video, but this one....🤩 Love it so much, its so cozy but still bright and light.
Thank you so much 🤗
@@EngineerYourSpace thank you for your reply !!!Can I just say that i follow for years and your videos helped and inspired me so much making my tiny appartments my own (eg in german dorms!). Now I live in a bigger flat, but I still take every opportunity to make it my "own".
Isabel as always another winner. I love the contrast wall. The wood makes it look warm. While I like white to make things look bigger, I don't think the black made it look smaller, just cozy and inviting. Thanks for sharing!!!
So glad to hear that you liked it 😀 You're welcome!
The makeover is beautiful. Glad you’re back.
This is GREAT WORK!
I WILL BE WATCHING MORE OF YOUR WORK!
So happy to see your videos again! This kitchen is brimming with brilliant diys. 🙏🏼 ❤️
I enjoyed your videos so much. They were all so practical. Please start making new videos
Brilliant kitchen ideas!❤
I think I would have used the black tile on the feature wall as well. The continuity would have worked nicely.
Wonderful space NOW! Love the stained plywood wall! Great job! 👏
Always ❤ your videos!!
Pl post more often!!
It's beautiful!
EXCELLENT REFURB JOB.. 🎉🎉🎉
I should admit I have been using your garbage pullout idea for years now. I moved apartments and brought it attached to its plywood with me to the new place 🙈
This was genius!
Love the ideas.
Its nice but too dark for me. In an apartment I was staying in I had put contact paper on the counter and the inside of wall of the cupboards. Its removable so it won't ruin anything. Than I removed the flat part in front of the sink and turned it into a little tip out tray (it was falling out so I made it useful and it was fixed)😊 I also used a removable sticker backsplash and peel and stick tiles for the floors. When I moved the landlord loved it that she kept it as is!😊
I think it turned out great!
Good job, much better
so beautiful I love it all
Thank you! 😊
I LOVE THIS!!! You did an AMAZING job!!! TYFS!! I’m going to use some of these ideas to fix up my kitchen. Do you have a link for the rack and hooks you used for the pots on the wall?!
This is a wonderful makeover. Great ideas for small space(s).
BRILLIANT
I love the stainless steel multi layer rod for hanging your utensils. Where did you buy that?
Awesome girl !
Bellísimo 💜
Amazing!
Impressive
Wow.. it's so nice i love it😍
Landlords should really leave these improvements and give the renter a little credit for them.
It’s remarkable, although I don’t like the floor. I would have chosen a lighter colour. But then again, I would have been perfectly happy with the kitchen the way it was before. This is not to denigrate your skills in any way - I think I’m just getting lazier as I get older!
Great ideas the only thing is I don't Electric Tools
Espresso! Espresso!
Haha yep, I sometimes mispronounce words in English as my first language is French 😂
wont the plywood fall if you have put so much of stuff on it? i wanted to try out your idea but i feel the plywood wall wont be able to hold so much of load. please reply
Luv this! Well done u!!!
I would have had you paint both sides of the plywood black
I thought you said at beginning of video “ no holes in the walls “
This is awesome. But there is no X in espresso 😂
I liked it, except the colour you chose for the makeover. At the end I find it looks like a blackhole.
This isn’t my taste/style but you definitely did some really interesting things and i think the landlord should pay you for in order to have your friend to leave all of this when he moves out because it looks a lot better than what they had to begin with.
This is the most incredible makeover I've seen in a very long time. The way you brought this from a bland and plain tiny kitchen to the very high end looking space is just beyond impressive. This is fantastic. GREAT, GREAT, JOB.
The use of tension rods is GENIUS! I don't often see a fix I would never have thought of, but that is IT! Great job!
It is not easy to do makeover for a rental space, but this is brilliant! And so much smart storage added to such a tiny space. Love it!
The secret is to find a landlord that rarely visits, a place that looks worse when you find it that when you left it.
The literally do not care if the place enables them to rent it FAST, with minimal clean up or repairs. I hope the guy paid for the faucet & was grateful for the free labor. My maintenance guy complimented me on the smokehouse I built out back & loves the small changes I made in here as I told him I'd be leaving it. LOL
@@tinasprocket2812 How the heck is that apartment legal without a stove?
@@cynvision depends on which state. She started in NY, was in CA (still?) but building codes are different everywhere - ppl illegally turned homes here into duplexes in WW2 - were short on housing (Alaska). Now? Basement apts & most do have stoves - that looks like NYC or SF where they rent places that size for $1K/ mo.
Finally somebody did a more realistic video on how to “remodel a rental”❤ I loved how the plywood idea gave you the liberty to hammer into it, everything you wanted (without touching the rented property). The other idea I LOVED was the trash bins under the sink…PHENOMENAL!!!! THANK YOU…you are a genius 🤗❤️
Glad you liked it!!
Follow Alexandra Gater who decorates small rentals. So many great ideas.
I really missed your small space temporary MacGyver projects. I own my home but I get bored easily so I love these "rental" projects ideas.
me too:)
Beautiful! The black tile was a good decision on all the walls. The drying rack was G.E.N.I.U.S.
Any smart and reasonable Landlord would ask for those changes to remain if your friend leaves the Apartment. It has made the place look so so much better than before. I'm sure they would get a higher rental for it. I loved the drying rack and also the metal frame you put on the back wall. Such simple changes but also beautiful and functional.
OH. MY. GOSH! You are amazing! You truly are a MacGyver! I loved so much about your video (so much that I subscribed and chose ALL for notifications--I loved how you described the various shortcomings of the space and what your solutions were to resolving them. I especially loved the wonderful filming that truly showed HOW you did what you did. I know you mentioned several times that these solutions resolve how to customize RENTAL spaces without permanently affecting the property, like how NOT to drill into existing walls but to use plywood "new" walls instead. My husband of 51 years passed away and there are things in my home I would like to alter to make them more usable for me. BUT...my husband did all those things and I don't know how. I'm absolutely terrified of trying for fear of damaging existing walls, cupboards, etc. I'm not a renter, but this is my home and if I screw up something I could cause permanent damage. YOU are showing others like me to try alterations YOUR way--your way doesn't damage existing structures, so if we get it wrong, we just take down the "non-fix" and start again--no worry about destroying our home. That is such a "freeing" feeling! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
This renovation was EXCELLENT! It inspires the aspiring diyer to make their space what they imagine it to be. This video truly aligned with the title of your channel and what you provide as a content creator! Thank you and I can’t wait for the next project.
Please be careful with so-called removable tiles and wallpaper. Trust me when I say test it first. I tried three different wall tiles on my previous bathroom wall (I own the house). Yeah, nope. Damaged the wall. Badly.
The easiest and best way to remove 3M Command hooks is to pull the adhesive strip SLOWLY and STRAIGHT DOWN AGAINST THE WALL. Do not pull at an angle of any degree.
Outstanding results;you always have the most creative solutions!
Thank you!
Tile on both sides was definitely the way to go! Also love the black / wood contrast. Had you planned that from the start you could have done the bottom half black and top half wood so it doesn't change the look in the middle of the window.
Your unique ways to make rentals feel unique and personal are amazing. Your apartment deck transformation from a while back continues to be my favorite of your transformations!
I really enjoyed seeing you’re vision executed so perfectly. It came out beautiful. It actually appears bigger than before, which is odd, being that you went from white to black! I love it
Thank you! I agree, the kitchen somehow feels more spacious with the black!
Looks pretty good. Much better and functional then before. And it’s seems that it match the style of the owner. Ok it is bold and someone mentioned that it looks crowded. In my opinion it’s looks cozy and that’s one of the smallest kitchens you remade. It’s difficult to not crowd tiny kitchen without hob, oven and no storage space. How you secured the flooring from moving?
All I can say is-- WOW!! This is truly clever and beautiful work! (I just had to edit to say how much I love your ingenious use of tension rods! Such an unusual idea that works in unexpected ways!)
I’m not sold on the two tone plywood wall, however, an absolutely genius solution!! I LOVE the whole transformation and the unique, creative ideas! I’m 55, living with my mother, (due to unforeseen circumstances, life happens) and I’m sitting here, yelling to no one “I CAN”T WAIT TO HAVE MY OWN PLACE AGAIN!!” 😂🤣💯❤️
Warning about stick-on tiles! This redo is beautiful! Your use of the plywood was a fantastic idea and I like the contrasting colors. But I need to warn your audience about those stick-on tiles. They are very heat sensitive. It doesn't take much heat to make the glue loosen and come off the wall. Heat from a stove can also make the plastic "tile" itself curl away from the backing. If you are thinking of using them, watch the UA-cam videos about problems before you buy them. We didn't.
Absolutely Brilliant!!!!.. love this makeover..👌😘💞💞💞💐 you allways give great tips and ideas. I love that you broke up the black wall with the wood stained piece. I love this so much..the floor..brilliant!! Thank you xx
Another great video from the plywood wall, to the dish drying rack. You truly made a transformation happen genius ideas. The espresso machine is super cute 😍
Thank you so much!! Glad you liked the video and I agree, the Cyetus expresso machine is very cute, perfect for tiny kitchens 🙂
I love that you highlighted functionality, down to the aluminium plate on the one wall, chefs kiss ❤
This transformation was stunning! You did an amazing job. Pat yourself on the back! I love it all!💕
This is very cool! It's definitely a challenge when you can't put holes in the walls. I've been using free standing shelves for vertical storage, but lately have been considering doing something like "diawall". Basically you turn 2x4s into tension rods. And then you can build shelves or a wall onto them. It seems very customizable and people get pretty creative with what they can do!
It's a bit unusual - that you can't paint or drill holes in German rental flats.
You just put it back in its original state if you're moving out. Though it's frowned upon to paint dark tones you can't easily paint over. And drilling holes in tiles 🧐 - only when necessary.
But the average time you spend in the same flat is also about 5 to 10 years.
I think for students though it's a great idea - to individualize it.
I liked the daylight lighting - though a way to protect it and diffuse light might be nice 👍
endless possibilities when planning to re do a very tiny kitchen space! you did an amazing job as always!
I love it! What an amazing apartment kitchen makeover.
You. Are. Amazing. Your imagination and ingenuity knock me out every time.
Mind blown as usual! I love the 2 tones of the feature wall as well as the asymmetry. So chic and modern!😍😍😍
Thanks so much! 😊
I am still not over the fact that in the US you cannot renovate the space you are paying to live in. Where I live you can paint, make wholes and all, even put a temporary wall if you want as long as you leave it nice again when you leave. Which means before you leave you fill the wholes, paint everything back to white and you are out.
However, given the circumstances this was a brilliant idea. It looks very nice. 😊 Covering the fridge was a very nice touch.
Btw, it is called espresso 😊 without x.