Well done! I think it’s great! Perhaps a larger runner or rug instead of the small dark mats. A bowl of fruit or vase of flowers, or one or three pretty ceramic pieces you find beautiful and that make your heart swell when you look at them. I prefer vintage to random home store finds, but that’s me. It may take a while to find the right things- do not rush it.

I would have done a fabric roman shade for color, colored small appliances but looks like you have already have stainless. Put some colored pieces in the glass door cabinets. Large pieces that show up. Change the rugs to ones with patterns of color

I agree, I have not done the window treatments yet. (those are from my previous kitchen). I plan on getting just one fabric roman shade (under the cornice) and then it now goes into our den will match the large window in there with same roman shade and fabric. I have a lot to do. Haven't even began on attached den.

“Put some colored pieces in the glass door cabinets. Large pieces that show up.”

That would be nice! In the far left cabinet in your first pic (above TV) maybe just one item on each shelf for simplicity. It can be nice if most items behind the glass are kept simple, but I totally understand that’s not always possible.

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I would get rid of the brown shade and go for a print. Pick your favorite color and use it there, add some glassware in the same color family throughout the cabinets and get a floor runner that isn't so dark. The dark shades are just depressing.

You went light and bright, don't gloom it up.

So you did an all white kitchen and now it looks a bit plain and boring. It’s pretty, but vanilla. I would add soft colors using dish towels, a rug, some art, the blinds. What colors are in the adjoining room? Soft blues, yellows and greens work well together.

Barstools and window treatment, blue colors would look good in here.

Is it possible to remove the mullions from the glass cabinets? They seem to fight with the shelves inside. Then you can add your colorful dishware and cookbooks. Or, perhaps paint the backs of those cabinets!

IMO colored stools would have been nice but I think nothing looks better than a fresh bunch of flowers from the supermarket I buy yhem every week so affordable and that is all you need on the counters . Are the glass cabinets lit? I agree the muntins are overkill. BTW I never like rugs in kitchens IMO a tripping hazard but the new roman shade will give you another spot to add color.

Thank you everyone for your advice and expertise. I realize I am not done making it my dream kitchen/den. This is the basic style I was thinking of for window treatments.

As far as mullion I can change out the windows to a square or rectangular, but all the other windows in my front have the diamond mullion. Not sure what to do there either.

Your kitchen is stunning! Enjoy!

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