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Adding Color to White Kitchen?

12 years ago
I am not sure what to add to the white shelf. It is a large wall, so I want to add some dimension and color. Something simple and clean--- but colorful. I live in an old apartment so I am trying to avoid major changes.
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  • 12 years ago
    Colorful cups, bowls, and plates would supply a touch of color along with containers for dry food items as stated above. The possibility to build up more shelves above the one shelf could provide more space and break up the large white wall.

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