21 thoughts on “Interior Design — How to Renovate a Tiny Rental Kitchen”

1. Looooved this!!!!!

2. Low budget? You didn't talk about the sink??? How much was that and the counters? I love them

3. Our surroundings can change our day. Design is so important! I always talk about it on my blog.

4. So smart and cute! Yes I would like to see the entire apartment.

5. Nice renovation but misleading title because by default changing up a rental for most people means no permanent changes/changes that have to be reversed after moving out. Not all landlords are easygoing or willing to split the cost. Please title this more appropriately.

6. I wish I could renovate it like that in my rental.. Ah well. Where did you get the titty pot planter from? I'm in love with it

7. I do like the idea of having open cabinets, but how do you keep dust off?

8. I went to the link in the description box and couldn't find where the table came from, does anyone know?

9. Great job on both design and affordability. Love this little kitchen.

10. It's so pretty and minimal without being sterile.

11. Where are the stools from?

12. Where are the stools from?

13. Loved how you picked that wall color! 🙂

14. Pink is not a color most renters would pick for their kitchen, since the landlord was paying 1/2 I would go with grey, and the art on the shelves would actually pop and show up more.

15. We have a very small kitchen as well! I Will be doing a tour of the kitchen very soon on my channel!

16. I WOULD NOT TAKE OFF THE CABINETS==JUST CHANGE THE COLOR AND KNOBS ==CABINETS ARE VERY USEFUL…BUT DID A GOOD JOB..

17. Love it and especially the island 🙂

18. I,I,I,I,I,I,I,I this, I that, i l,i

19. Love the pink too fab kitchen

20. Those are the wrong brackets to use in order to support weight throughout the shelf. She might find the shelves sloping down in the front over time. Design should be functional too.

21. So cute!

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