40 DIY Kitchen Décor Ideas to Refresh Your Space on Any Budget (2024)

Brighten up your kitchen walls with this dip-painted delight! All you'll need for this easy project are thrifted vintage spoons and a variety of colorful paint.

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SHOP VINTAGE SPOONS

This tutorial teaches you how to transform plain wood cutting boards into beautiful, vintage-inspired kitchen decor in less than 30 minutes! This distressing technique involves beating up the wood with a hammer, staining the wood, and finishing with a stencil design.

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SHOP STENCILS

This DIY macrame plant hanger will add more color, texture, and life to your kitchen, and it couldn't be easier to create. This project uses only two basic macrame knots, so it's perfect for beginners.

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SHOP GOLD METAL HOOPS

Get professional, silkscreen-like results at home using vintage-inspired mesh stencils and gel art ink for fabrics. They'll never know it was DIYed!

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SHOP CUSTOMIZABLE TEA TOWELS

This gorgeous modern range hood pulls double duty as a fan and cabinet storage. We love the way it blends in seamlessly with shaker cabinets!

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SHOP PAINT

Get the Restoration Hardware look for less with this tutorial for a weathered wood dining table. This project is definitely a labor of love, but in the end, you'll have an heirloom piece will last a lifetime!

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If you've been thinking about dipping your toe into the terrazzo trend, this is the perfect way to do it. Add some luxe, modern style to your kitchen with a DIY baked-clay terrazzo planter.

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SHOP OVEN-BAKE CLAY

Show off your artistic side by using dollar store mugs and ceramic paints to create these unique coffee mugs. Make your artwork last by baking your mugs in the oven and sealing them with a finishing spray.

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SHOP ACRYLIC SEALER

Adding classy glass doors to your upper cabinets will make your kitchen feel taller and more open. Plus, it will allow you to see what's inside for easier access! Check out this tutorial for tips.

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SHOP SILICONE GLUE

Move over, accent wall. Make way for the accent door! This quick project can totally transform the look of your kitchen in just a couple of hours. When you're done, pop on a pretty wreath for added flair.

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SHOP PAINTER'S TAPE

Say goodbye to your dated kitchen with this super easy tutorial for painting warm, white wood floors. The best part about this project is that you can skip sanding and get right to the fun part!

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SHOP PORCH PAINT

This simple project uses heat transfer to create your own custom dish towels with cute, cooking-themed phrases. This craft would also make a great gift for the style-conscious chef in your life.

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SHOP DISH TOWELS

Put your children's art work on display with this clever DIY art gallery wall! This display piece can be created using molding, colorful fabric,s and starch.

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SHOP FABRIC

Nobody wants to get lost in a sea of kitchen cabinets. For added interest and airiness, remove a couple of your cabinet doors, attach some pretty wallpaper to foam core boards, and add them to the back of your cabinets.

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SHOP WALLPAPER

Add an organic pop of color to your kitchen by crafting these sweet orange garlands. You can make them in an air fryer, a dehydrater, or simply bake the slices in the oven on wire racks and a cookie sheet.

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SHOP TWINE

The best part of waking up...is this gorgeous farmhouse coffee station! We love everything about this DIY project, from the barn wood-framed chalkboard wall, to the handcrafted buffet table, to the vintage coffee pots.

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SHOP CHALKBOARD WALLPAPER

This DIY textile art will be the perfect subtle compliment to your kitchen! Follow this tutorial for a simple way to mimic shibori, the Japanese art of resist dyeing and texturing.

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SHOP LINEN

Make your kitchen a little cozier with this easy-to-follow tutorial for reversible banquet cushions. Switch your look up in seconds by using colorful mud cloth on one side and neutral linen on the other.

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SHOP MUD CLOTH

Bare cabinets, be gone! We love this easy way to invite farmhouse charm into your kitchen by painting your cabinet fronts with grain sack stripes and numbers.

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SHOP NUMBER STENCILS

This scene-stealing basket pendant light is as easy to make as it is on the eyes! All you'll need is a plain old basket from the store and a few key supplies.

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SHOP RATTAN BASKETS