Windowless kitchen

So. Much. Better.

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Good light can make or break a space, and unfortunately natural lighting is probably the one thing about a room that’s hardest to change. So when you’re faced with a space that has very few windows (or none at all), how do you cope? We’ve got some ideas. Multiply the light you do have. If you have a window, use translucent shades or sheer curtains for privacy, instead of blocking it with heavy window treatments.

You won’t believe how much a can of paint can transform a space.

Don't let windowless kitchens limit your decor, check out this guide for tips and tricks on how to decorate a kitchen without windows.

This family of seven finally feels comfortable spending most of their time here together.

The old kitchen was full of dark, heavy finishes, which sucked all the light out of a very narrow space. The bones of the kitchen stayed, but Jenna and her husband replaced the floor, countertops, backsplash, and cabinet fronts, resulting in a bright, sophisticated, and welcoming space.

Our old Victorian house has no window over the kitchen sink… here is a collection of design ideas for alternatives to a window over the kitchen sink.

Today, I’m playing Blog Tag! I was tagged by two fellow bloggers Amy (Eat. Sleep. Decorate) & Carmel (Our Fifth House). Read on to hear my responses to their questions...

When you want to create a bright, airy space in your windowless galley kitchen, it can be a challenge but certainly not impossible.