6 budget-friendly ways to update your kitchen

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Some ingredients and Japanese crockery are displayed on this suspended kitchen shelf. The labels on the jars were designed by the homeowner himself.
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When your kitchen feels worn and cluttered, you might feel uninspired to cook or even clean! When going for an overhaul seems unrealistic and expensive, there are some tricks you can do to give your kitchen a facelift. Here are six budget-friendly ways to update your kitchen.

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Freshen up with plants! However, get hardier species like cactus, as steam and grease for cooking might inhibit the growth of plants. Thai basil is also an easy herb to grow.

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Add colour to your kitchen with a bowl of healthy fruits. The only downside to this is that you have to keep replenishing it when it empties -- hey, at least it reminds your family to eat healthy!

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Standardise jars and cans instead of keeping random tea bags and boxes of cereal and coffee powder. This gives a streamlined effect and makes your kitchen Instagram-worthy! Label them so you know where to find what you need.

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Turn a boring cabinet door or refrigerator into a family-friendly activity by brushing on some chalkboard paint! Write menus, scribble reminders, and even record down recipes. 

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Replace old or worn-out accessories and appliances, such as that badly-stained teatowel and old placemats. Throw out or donate chipped plates or old mugs you don't use anymore.

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A free and easy way to refresh your kitchen? Simply clear any mess on the countertops, especially around the stove and sink. A clean, organised kitchen can look like a whole new space.

This article was first published on Singapore Women's Weekly.

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