Bring in pattern.

A vintage-inspired rug or lush floral wallpaper adds tons of personality to even the smallest of kitchens. If you want try both at the same time, just look for patterns that have a linking color between them.

Hang floating shelves.

We could all use more storage, right? and position some rustic ledges over the sink to stack dishes, glasses, and even some leaned artwork.

Add color with stools.

Metal stools like these are notoriously inexpensive, and often sold in sets. For extra cuteness in an all-white kitchen, try creating a rainbow effect with a different color on every stool.

Use plates as wall decor.

Simply stick them to the wall with removable strips, or hang them with plate hangers. Look into your china hutch for a treasured heirloom, or scoop up a few colorful and cheap ones from a yard sale.

Hang pendant lights.

Think of them as the jewelry for your kitchen — the right ones can tie the whole room together or stand out to make a statement.

Show off your goods.

Try removing a cabinet's front and arrange glassware and colorful bowls to create an eye-catching focal point. Bonus: add little hooks beneath a shelf to hold teacups!