design a life you love
If you enjoyed Monday’s reveal of my eclectic kitchen and are looking for my sources, you have come to the right place! Today’s post allows you to shop my mid-century bohemian kitchen so that you too can bring this fun and vibrant look into your own home.
The day has finally come to share a glimpse into the room that is quickly becoming my favorite in our little house, the kitchen. When we took ownership in June, the kitchen was painted the same lovely green color as the bathroom. The green paint cast a dark shadow over the room, making it look like it was in all around worse shape than it actually was. We remedied that issue by bringing painters in on the second day we were in the house, brightening up the room with a gorgeous blue-gray color of paint. We suddenly found ourselves with a bright, inviting space that, even with slightly dated cabinets and countertops, immediately felt like home. It is truly amazing what a simple coat of paint can do!
We have made a few minor changes to the room since that first week, bringing in new pieces of furniture and various accents. The mid-century bohemian kitchen tour that you are seeing today is full of fun art and vibrant accessories, blended together to create an eclectic and welcoming space. We love the progress that we have made with the room and are looking forward to enjoying it as is…at least for the time being!
I have taken you through the design process behind my office and bathroom, now it’s time to begin sharing our kitchen! As I have mentioned previously, our home has mid-century bones and was built 20 – 30 years after the other homes on our street. As a result, our home already has a fairly modern floor plan compared to those around it. That means that we lucked out and have a large eat-in kitchen as opposed to the small, separate kitchen and dining room layouts common in Kansas City homes built-in the 1920’s – 1930’s.
We are also fortunate that our kitchen was completely renovated in 2007. While that does mean that some aspects are a bit outdated 11 years later, it also means that our cabinetry, countertops, and appliances are still in perfectly decent shape and that a renovation is in no way necessary (score!). For that reason, today’s mid-century bohemian kitchen inspiration is focused on budget-friendly, cosmetic fixes rather than a major overhaul. It is amazing how a couple of cans of paint and a few simple additions and accessories can give a space a completely new life!
