i love how you also mentioned stuff that isn't purely aesthetic but just a good functional choice like the tips on lighting or prep space! my personal kitchen design yums are inset cabinets, sinks designed to be the focal point of the room (i'm kinda into the idea of making the undersink cabinet door out of the material used for the counters especially if it's a nice stone), having an accent table lamp or sconce, and not having corner cabinets even if that means getting rid of an entire row of cabinets. kitchens are definitely my favorite areas of interior design so i'm really happy i got many new ideas from this vid
i don’t know how i forgot to include a mini table lamp 🤦♀️ and do you have an example picture of the under sink cabinet door you could dm me? i’ve never heard of that before and i’m intrigued….
@@anticapitalisthomedesign pretty sure i've seen it first in emma chamberlain's kitchen! i'd have to look for other examples cause my pinterest acc got suspended recently and i'm left with nothing lmao
I loved this video! I feel like you brought up some points that I haven't heard/thought of before and everything you mentioned really resonates with me. Stainless steel backsplash/counters are soooo dreamy
The function of a design and these ease of cleaning it is so important. Thank you for pointing that out! -From someone living in a rental kitchen that ignores both😢
Re Prep space in front of a window: Not always a good idea. My kitchen window faces west and the afternoon sun is blinding - unless I close the curtains - which defeats the idea of the window providing task lighting. Same is probably true for east or south facing windows. Might be a good idea for a north facing window.
Just a precision for the aloe vera: put them on the burn AFTER using running cold water for half an hour. What matters first is getting rid of the heat, hence the cold (not freezing cold but still cold... Yes it hurts at first). After half an hour it should be done and then you can treat the damages done to the skin with aloe vera :-)
let me know your kitchen-specific favorites 👇
i love how you also mentioned stuff that isn't purely aesthetic but just a good functional choice like the tips on lighting or prep space! my personal kitchen design yums are inset cabinets, sinks designed to be the focal point of the room (i'm kinda into the idea of making the undersink cabinet door out of the material used for the counters especially if it's a nice stone), having an accent table lamp or sconce, and not having corner cabinets even if that means getting rid of an entire row of cabinets. kitchens are definitely my favorite areas of interior design so i'm really happy i got many new ideas from this vid
i don’t know how i forgot to include a mini table lamp 🤦♀️ and do you have an example picture of the under sink cabinet door you could dm me? i’ve never heard of that before and i’m intrigued….
@@anticapitalisthomedesign pretty sure i've seen it first in emma chamberlain's kitchen! i'd have to look for other examples cause my pinterest acc got suspended recently and i'm left with nothing lmao
@@vandomka8464 oh nooo 😭 literally my worst nightmare lol
love this! can you do one for bathrooms? planning a makeover soon and would love more inspo
already had it on my list! i’ve got my next few videos planned / filmed, but i’ll try to get it in there asap 👍
I loved this video! I feel like you brought up some points that I haven't heard/thought of before and everything you mentioned really resonates with me. Stainless steel backsplash/counters are soooo dreamy
thank you!! glad to hear it ✌️
Second time on one of your videos, you're good :-)
Plus the art behind you is so beautiful!
thank you ☺️
Just got your channel in my YT feed ! AMAZING! thank you!
thank YOU 💕
The function of a design and these ease of cleaning it is so important. Thank you for pointing that out!
-From someone living in a rental kitchen that ignores both😢
you’re welcome ☺️ and yeah the struggle is real lol
Re Prep space in front of a window: Not always a good idea. My kitchen window faces west and the afternoon sun is blinding - unless I close the curtains - which defeats the idea of the window providing task lighting. Same is probably true for east or south facing windows. Might be a good idea for a north facing window.
definitely a valid point to consider 👍
Just a precision for the aloe vera: put them on the burn AFTER using running cold water for half an hour. What matters first is getting rid of the heat, hence the cold (not freezing cold but still cold... Yes it hurts at first). After half an hour it should be done and then you can treat the damages done to the skin with aloe vera :-)
thanks for sharing! safety first 👌
Great video! I would love to have an aloe plant but it's toxic to cats
oh right, yeah that’s totally fair 🙃
That prep space not above the dishwasher is super key! The chemical smells also aren’t great for fresh vegetables!
absolutely 👍