Elizabeth Pattyn transformed her 300-square-foot Brooklyn apartment's kitchen, deemed plain and drab, into a vibrant space. As a designer, she sought to ensure the kitchen complemented her decor and enhanced functionality. Researching rental-friendly, colorful design ideas, she aimed to stay within budget and maintain reversibility for future moves. After months of effort and a $300 budget, she succeeded in creating a happy, character-filled kitchen that aligns with her overall apartment aesthetic.
When Elizabeth Pattyn moved into her 300-square-foot Brooklyn apartment, she described the original kitchen as "plain, boring, and drab." It had no character or personality.
Living in a studio apartment, the kitchen became a prominent feature for Elizabeth, who wanted it to complement her decor and enhance functionality with additional storage.
To achieve her vision, Elizabeth searched for rental-friendly design ideas on YouTube and researched products that would fit her budget while being reversible.
After several months and around $300 spent on the makeover, Elizabeth transformed her kitchen into a vibrant space that matches her happy apartment decor.
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