My five tips for making this space feel special are:
1. Source a great sink -
A large white farmers sink will be incredibly practical, while giving a custom, vintage feel.

2. Splurge on Appliances -
Quality appliances can update a space instantly and can lighten your work load, but if you have to stick with what you have, incorporate them into cupboards so they are hidden away keeping the space looking current and tidy

3. Save on the flooring -
This is a utility room after all and will most likely get some serious wear and tear - simple ceramic checkerboard is affordable and classic or opt for a painted floor which can be refreshed on an annual basis for nominal cost.

5. Paint units in a custom colour -
This will keep the space from looking bland and generic and will add a fun custom feel to the space.

4. Create Continuity -
Buy uniformed jars in different styles to keep things organized and give a sense of harmony to objects on display.

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