A vibrant, cozy kitchen is always considered the center of activity in the house. The kitchens have evolved over time from being compact, utilitarian areas to lighter, larger, and more entertaining areas. So, if we don’t take deliberate care to make them feel cozy, they can appear a bit sterile and bland.
Artificial kitchen plants can turn a chilly or dark space into one that is bright, lively, and a place you can’t wait to spend time in. Whether you’re living with a small kitchen in a studio apartment or an open plan kitchen which is large and modern, artificial plants can lighten up the space. The best part is that this makeover can be completed for a very low cost in a matter of minutes. The artificial plants, in contrast to real ones, won’t wither from the fluctuating heat from your cooking or perish if you neglect to tend to them or put them in a shady corner. Continue reading if you’re prepared to use fake plants to revamp your kitchen!
Statement trees
An eye-catching artificial tree is essential if there is enough space available. Depending on the plant, they can instantly add beauty and change the look of your kitchen, giving it a tropical, exciting, or relaxing vibe. Place the statement tree in a pot that matches the room’s color scheme and place it near a window or a plain wall to highlight it among the clutter of other objects. If you have room, choose something with a lot of foliage; however, if you don’t have much room, you still have a lot of choices.
Group small plants
Don’t have enough space for an artificial tree? Consider grouping artificial plants together to add symmetry or change the room’s color and texture scheme. Although grouping three identical plants side by side is always in style, consider changing the size or kind of artificial plants to add an extra dimension if you’re planning to arrange them in a corner.
Work with view
It would be a crime to cover up your lovely country kitchen with plants on the windowsill if you are fortunate enough to have a view of the fields beyond. Use little artificial plants on the windowsill to bring seamlessness transition from the outside environment for those who have a lovely view outside their kitchen. But be careful that they don’t obstruct your view. If your kitchen has a sheer curtain that you usually pull for privacy, think about replacing it with an artificial kitchen plant that has lots of foliage so you can still let light in while keeping your activities hidden from the strangers on the other side of the street. Try an artificial climbing or trailing plant if you don’t have a lot of pot space, and set the foliage to climb the window using translucent window suction cup hooks.
Add plant shelves
Put your herbs and spices on little shelves in your kitchen, or if you have room for only a few, think about installing them or remodeling them to make room for items other than kitchen essentials. Spices, pictures and signs, and plants can all be kept in this area. Small artificial succulents are excellent space savers, and a small trailing plant on the top shelf will draw the eye up and create the illusion that your kitchen is larger.
As an alternative, designate two or three shelves specifically for plants. This is a fantastic substitute for artwork and can bring much-needed life into your kitchen. Make use of artificial cacti, succulents, and other small plants.
