"We independently select these products-if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. When you're looking to put your home on the market, making sure your kitchen ( or kitchenette) looks functional and clean is highly important. Buyers might be starry-eyed about the color of the cabinets or countertops, but they'll lose interest fast if the cabinets are awkwardly shaped and the counter space can barely handle making a meal for two."
"There are plenty of ways to level up your kitchen that don't require expensive upgrades or time-consuming renovations - including shopping for great additions found at IKEA. I asked Nina Doiron, a home stager, designer, and pro organizer based in Canada, for the items she'd pick out at IKEA to make the most of any kitchen's space. Here are the gems she selected, totaling $151 (without tax)."
Kitchen presentation strongly affects buyer interest, with functionality and cleanliness outweighing purely aesthetic details. Awkward cabinet shapes and insufficient counter space quickly deter potential buyers. Affordable, non-permanent upgrades can address these issues and enhance perceived usability. Practical additions from a budget-friendly retailer can maximize storage, organization, and counter functionality without major renovation. A thoughtfully chosen set of products can transform a cramped or cluttered kitchenette into a more appealing, functional space for roughly $151 (before tax), improving staging efficiency and overall marketability.
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