We started with a typical 70s layout with a separate living room and kitchen with small dining area attached. The wall between the two spaces always felt very imposing and as soon as we moved in, I couldn’t wait to take it down!
I transformed our dated late 1970s kitchen on a small budget of around $300. Eventually we would like to take the wall down between the living room and kitchen/diner to create an open plan space but for now, we wanted a kitchen we could live with for a couple of years whilst we saved up for a more costly renovation.
There is something so charming, feminine and luxurious about the rose gold decor trend. With a hint of pink, this has to be one of my favourite metals.
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