Ditch the cookie-cutter look in your kitchen and bathroom. This article originally appeared on GoodHousekeeping.com
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Frame Up
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Baseboard moulding offer a bathroom mirror's raw edge some extra oomph. This blogger even takes the look a step further with a border of thumbtacks for pattern and texture.
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Affixing drawer pulls and handles where there were none is a quick way to add form and function to space that's lacking some pizzazz.
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Don't Ignore Details
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Two little feet (just a few bucks at a hardware store) offer a polished, custom look to standard cabinetry without depleting your bank account.
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Go Rustic
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If you love an eclectic look, try turning up the volume on your kitchen cabinets. Here, chalkboard paint and wood scraps offer funky, found-object style.
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Switch out a fixture's dated dome for a crisp, modern drum shade that will softly diffuse light throughout the room.
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Affix a Decal
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Or, lean into the domed look by dressing up the ceiling around the light. A compass design is darling in this blogger's sons' room.
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Embellish Cleverly
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If traditional finials feel too stuffy for your taste, craft a cute curtain rod by screwing pretty drawer knobs into the ends of a long dowel.
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