If your kitchen shows these telltale signs, it is about time you revamp your kitchen.

Sign 1: Your kitchen may have water damage

If you notice wall dampness or paint peeling, it is wise to check for possible water damage. If the cabinets are directly under the damaged wall and/or ceiling, you should check if the cabinets are warped, especially if they are made of wood. Consult Berger Homeshield Waterproofing experts and get wall dampness fixed before you begin your renovation progress.

Sign 2: Lack of storage and prep space

If your kitchen feels cluttered or crowded, if you cannot seem to find the space to fit big pots and small appliances and if your food gets lost in a cramped cabinet, it is time to consider some modern kitchen design ideas.

Sign 3: Your kitchen has an outdated design

An outdated kitchen makes your entire home seem older. If it has been a while since you upgraded your kitchen, it may be time for a revamp. What’s more, if you are thinking of selling your home, an outdated kitchen will bring your home’s value down significantly as kitchens are one of the key areas buyers look at in their future homes.

Sign 4: Your countertops are falling apart

Countertops serve as alternative breakfast nooks, storage area for small kitchen appliances and frequently used items such as salt, sugar and spices. If you notice cracks or damage on the countertops, it is definitely a good time to look out for modern kitchen decor inspiration.

Sign 5: You don’t enjoy being in your kitchen

Your kitchen should be inviting and warm. If you do not enjoy being in the kitchen, tend to keep guests out of it and you no longer feel like cooking in there, if it is falling apart or looks boring and lacks function, it is time for a remodel to create an amazing space that you do enjoy spending time in.

What is a proven way to beat stress? Some green therapy with plant decor! The power that plants have in a home is transformative. Here’s how you can effortlessly upgrade your home with greenery:

Tuck plants in unexpected spaces and corners

Add excitement to uninspiring and boring spaces with a few well-placed plants. Alternatively, you can pick a tall plant that fits the corner perfectly. Tiny tabletop potted plants make for an excellent bedside table decor.

Add an accent wall

For living room plant decor, some wall colours work best to complement the lush foliage in the space. Use a soothing shade of blue, an earthy terracotta or a refreshing mint green as an accent wall backdrop for your home plants.

Combine plants with works of art

Plants are a great companion to larger-than-life paintings and artsy accents. This works even better if you have lots of colours in an artwork, the green in plants can help ground in such cases.

Green up the living room

For living room indoor plant decoration ideas, try hanging trailing plants from the ceiling or placing them on the media cabinet. The space where you host guests and spend the most time calls for a statement-maker like a giant monstera, fiddle-leaf fig or a tall and leafy bird of paradise.

Create a focal point using plants

Large plants make for excellent accent pieces to create a focal point in the room. They also look good in empty corners. You can use tall plants to segregate space and work as a focal point at the same time. Consider adding focus lights if the plant is situated in a dark corner that does not receive natural light.

Wall stencils are a low-cost approach to emphasise and personalise your home walls. Whether you are looking for decor ideas for a new home or just want to quickly transform one room- using wall stencils is simple, easy and fast! Explore some wall stencils design for living room here:

Berger iPaint DIY Wall Stencils

Add drama and intrigue to your home walls with the help of Berger iPaint DIY Wall Stencil Kit. It is a great choice for DIY enthusiasts because it includes all tools required and an easy-to-follow instructions booklet. Depending on the vibe and atmosphere you wish to create in a space, you can choose from various designs like Bells, Diya, Birdie, Flora and Feather.

Geometric Pattern

Geometric prints are a great way to express yourself and add a pop of colour to your space. Crisp and clean, you can inject a modern feel into your living room or study spaces by playing with geometry.

Minimalist Approach

If you don’t like chaos, a partial-wall pattern in various shapes and sizes with neutral hues can also do the job by creating a stunning contrast. A triangular pattern or simple arch can go a long way in livening up your wall without being too loud.

Ombré Effect

The ombré trend can be seen everywhere at the moment, from home decor to the runway to hair colour. The gradients of colour are created by using palettes of graduating colours that shift subtly in layers from light to dark, creating a dreamy effect.

Modern Honeycomb

Stunning hexagonal patterns are sure to perk up your walls. Be it tiles, mirrors or wall stencils, honeycomb (or hex) design adds a cool, sleek aesthetic. One of the greatest features of this design is its versatility in being incorporated into home design- from the smallest detail to the largest components of a space!