1. Colour Palette: Stick to a neutral colour palette with shades of white, cream, grey and beige.
2. Natural Materials: Embrace natural materials such as wood, stone and ceramics for surfaces, counters and flooring. Use warm, light-toned woods such as oak, birch or maple.
3. Minimalism: Keep it simple and clutter-free. Avoid unnecessary elements and embrace clean lines and symmetry.
4. Lighting: Use natural light as much as possible and use pendant lights or table lamps rather than harsh overheads.
5. Textiles: Add some texture and colour with textiles such as wool throws or linen curtains in muted shades.
6. Functional Storage: Use smart, built-in storage solutions to keep the kitchen tidy and organised.
7. Open Shelving: Consider open shelving for displaying your plates, bowls and cups – but keep it minimal to avoid clutter.
8. Plants: Bring a touch of greenery into the space with potted plants such as herbs or small trees.
9. Quality Appliances: Invest in high-quality appliances that are both functional and stylish.
10. Mood Board: Create a mood board to help you visualise the finished space and keep you on track with your design choices.
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