Kitchen with no natural light

Ideally we all would love huge windows with natural light galore but unfortunately some do not. Keep reading to find how you can brighten up your kitchen!

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I live in an apartment that has no window in the kitchen. I have permission to paint and update the cabinets, counters, and back splash. I am not allowed to renovate or remove anything. I need some ideas on what I can do to brighten up this kitchen. There is a flurecent light in the kitchen but the ballast is gone so the light is only half bright. The dining room light is all I can actually use. Ps. I dont want plain white on white. I like little pops of color. But staying in the neutr…

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Clever design tricks to maximise the natural light in your kitchen without the need for a costly remodel

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Good light can make or break a space, and unfortunately natural lighting is probably the one thing about a room that’s hardest to change. So when you’re faced with a space that has very few windows (or none at all), how do you cope? We’ve got some ideas. Multiply the light you do have. If you have a window, use translucent shades or sheer curtains for privacy, instead of blocking it with heavy window treatments.