How To Decorate Your Kitchen In A Coffee Theme: Walls. Since the color of coffee evokes feelings of warmth and can vary from very light beige to deep dark brown, opt for a paint color that is warm and inviting. Consider a taupe for your walls with the baseboards and accents painted a dark brown. If you simply can not imagine painting your kitchen walls anything other than traditional white, choose an off white as that will be warmer and less sterile than a bright white. Since kitchens are famous for spills and messes, choose a washable paint that will allow you to easily clean after any kitchen disasters.
How To Decorate Your Kitchen In A Coffee Theme: Appliances. Use your kitchen appliances to your advantage when decorating in a coffee theme. If it is time to replace your mixer, toaster or coffeemaker, purchase appliances in a deep brown or red to display on your kitchen counters. You may be hesitant to choose a bold red for your appliances, but they will look wonderful in your coffee themed kitchen. A few splashes of red here and there in your kitchen will really draw the eye and make the kitchen decor pop.
How To Decorate Your Kitchen In A Coffee Theme: Coffee Mugs As Decor. Install several shelves on the largest wall of your kitchen and arrange your most favorite coffee mugs on them. Visit local thrift and consignment stores to pick up interesting and colorful mugs for a song. Do not worry about whether they match or not as displaying unique, mismatched mugs will give your kitchen an eclectic flair.Bring your coffee mug tree out of retirement and set it up on one of the counters to keep your everyday coffee mugs within reach.
How To Decorate Your Kitchen In A Coffee Theme: Coffee Wall Decor. Stores such as Kohl's, and Boscov's carry a wonderful selection of Coffee themed prints and wall signs. You will find many of these decorations in the colors of brown, black, red and white which will match perfectly with the bit of red you incorporated with the appliances. Visit a craft store for a coffee mug stencil and stencil groupings of coffee mugs over the kitchen table, above the refrigerator and stove. Do not concern yourself with any imperfections in the finished stenciling as that only adds to the personality of your coffee themed kitchen.
How To Decorate Your Kitchen In A Coffee Theme: Miscellaneous Coffee Themed Kitchen Decor. Hang taupe, white or red dishtowels from hooks in your kitchen or over the handle on your oven. Coffee patterned dishtowels are relatively easy to find at discount department stores such as Kmart, Walmart and Target and even at your local dollar store. Place a coffee scented pillar candle on your table to ensure you always have the fresh and comforting scent of coffee wafting in your kitchen. Arrange taupe colored cannisters on your kitchen table around the pillar candle with sugar, sweetener packets, individual coffee packets and flavored spoons to make sharing a cup of coffee with friends a very festive and tasty experience.
Now put that pot of coffee on, because you will surely have all the neighbors wanting to enjoy a cup of coffee with you in your coffee themed kitchen!
Published by Lisa Riggs
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Post a CommentThis one is definitely a keeper! LOVE IT!
These are great ideas...I am a true coffee lover !..:)
I may not be a coffee drinker, but I like this idea.
Terrific ideas!!
I've thought of doing this.
fun, fun, fun! I also like this idea :)
Now this is really cool, thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
good idea.. thanks!!!
I really like the idea that many of your tips are quick economical and the color of coffee is timeless :)
These are really great ideas. Very creative! I would have never thought of this theme.