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Tile to ceiling. No cabinets on oven wall

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Sofa

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Left room and both sides of food to give the space some breathing room

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No need hood

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Backsplash goes all the way up

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Hidden exhaust. Well designed

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Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar
Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar

See a Small Apartment Become a Glamorous Dream Home

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Backsplash

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Storage in cabinet door

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Slab BacksplashesThat isn’t to say that subway tile is the only option, of course. Another very popular choice is to simply continue the counter material up the wall. This leans toward a more contemporary look, turning the counter and backsplash into a singular dramatic statement.

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For those who prefer a bit more color, blue and blue-grays make a perfect hue for fixed elements like cabinets or floor tiles. This sort of color makes white porcelain and polished stone appear even more fresh, and it will work with changing accent hues in future years.

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Everything accessible

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WindowsWhat good is a view if it’s blurred by smudges and dirt? Don’t leave out windows in your cleaning routine. How often: Up to you, but two to three times a year is recommended. Before you begin, make sure you protect your floors, walls and countertops from any drips of cleaning solution you’ll be using. A solution of warm water and mild dish soap is a safe bet. Use a sponge to scrub down the windows, getting into the creases and corners. Then use a squeegee and wipe dry with a clean towel. And don’t forget to clean the window screens. See more on cleaning your windows

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Sloped terrace

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Bark leaf contrast

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Chairs. Sofa?

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Space

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Sixe of mine

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