Urban Eclectic Kitchen, Chicago

7. Fill That Hard-to-Decorate Spot Above the Cabinets With a Blue and White Collection Sure, it’s easier to dust if you leave it empty — but if you’re looking for a more visually stimulating solution, use that empty space above cabinets to showcase a collection of your favorite blue and white pieces. For even more impact, paint or paper the wall behind the vases in a rich color or an interesting pattern.

Work With Your StyleContemporary. For a spin on contemporary style, warm up an otherwise empty space with a well-thought-out collection displayed in a nontraditional way. The blue patterned wall covering in this kitchen creates a bold backdrop for the blue and white porcelain pieces. The otherwise unused space above the cabinets is the perfect spot for a little drama that personalizes the kitchen.Good to know: The difference between pottery and ceramics lies in the way they’re finished. Pottery is generally considered to be any container made of clay, Peterson says. Technically, ceramics are things made from clay and glaze that are permanently changed when heated. Porcelain is a strong, vitreous, translucent ceramic material that is bisque-fired at a low temperature, then glazed and fired again at a very high temperature.

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