If you frequently visit a local coffee shop, the atmosphere may be relaxing, relaxing, and enjoyable. Do you sometimes wish you could recreate that atmosphere in your own home? If you love all the coffee and the atmosphere that a coffee shop offers, you should consider decorating your kitchen like a coffee shop. It will not only bring warmth to your home, but it will create an atmosphere of calm and be very welcoming to visitors.
Rich, warm colors are attractive
When considering how to decorate your kitchen to mimic the feel of a coffee shop, think about the colors that many coffee shops use in their décor. Some of these include chocolate browns, deep purples, oranges, and deep reds. These warm tones are the ones that lend themselves to the warm and relaxing atmosphere. An eggshell color will add lighter shades to the room and tie the look together.
Decor is the second key to consider when adding cafeteria appeal to your kitchen. Expand your display area by hanging shelves on bare walls; use cherry wood or black shelves to create additional storage space and add a bit of your own unique personality to the room. Also, put your collection of teapots or coffee cups on the shelves or just put them on the counter. Also display other antiques related to coffee; This will bring that cafeteria feel to the area, and will also be a great starting point for chatting with visitors. Your kitchen should have an up-to-date espresso or coffee machine, as well as matching kitchen appliances, such as a new toaster oven.
Choosing works of art for the walls
Coffee-themed artwork is perfect for the walls; This can include images of coffee cups or other rendered artwork related to Java or Mocha. Create groupings on a wall for a cozy themed corner. You may also consider mixing coffee artwork with modern abstract prints for an eclectic look that is bold and eye-catching. Old-fashioned coffee shops often use chalkboards to advertise the specials of the day or to promote a new menu item. You can steal this idea by hanging a large chalkboard in your kitchen to jot down grocery needs, to-dos, or a weekly food menu! This adds a charming and unique touch to your kitchen.
You can also add a “conversation” area to the kitchen where you can visit guests and enjoy a coffee and muffin. In one corner of the room, use overstuffed chairs and a small side table flanked by a floor lamp with a metal base and brightly colored shade.
The little accents usually have the biggest impact! If you use packaged coffee, place it in baskets on the counter or kitchen table. Plants, a magazine rack, and some modern pendant sconces for subtle lighting complete your coffee shop kitchen.
With a little creativity and the ideas above, you can transform a regular kitchen into one with all the atmosphere of your favorite coffee shop, and save money by making your own cup of coffee!
