5 Old Kitchen Design Trends That Have Totally Made a Comeback

Looking to give your home and particularly your kitchen a makeover this year? If yes, then look no further than those old & beautiful kitchen designs of Indian Kitchens which were not only vibrant and solid but very efficient too. After all, it is truly said that to select well among old things is almost equal to inventing new ones.

 Open shelves are not going out of trend, anytime soon. In fact, they are coming in again! They increase the storage space and hold much more than those closed cabinets. No doors give a warm and inviting look and feel to open shelves. They make the visitors feel at home and help themselves to take whatever they need in the kitchenette. The shelves also give an illusion of a bigger kitchen space. Also, the ease to organize that expensive dishware and clean the space from time to time makes an open shelf a smart and inexpensive move.
Plants are making a comeback inside the kitchen. The household plants not only act as beautiful and sustainable home decor, they can also purify air and maintain humidity. They are an inexpensive way to add life & colour to an otherwise boring kitchen. Indian housewives always preferred growing herbs like mint, coriander and chillies in their little kitchen gardens. These have rich functional as well as aesthetic benefits which make them popular in India. Read more

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