AFRICAN CORNER: The African Kitchen

By: Rose

Hi buddies, welcome to another interesting edition of African corner, I trust the week has been awesome? This week on the corner, we are headed straight for the kitchen!!! Yees, who else gets excited at the mention of the kitchen? Not a lot I’m quite sure. Now often times, the wrong design implementations can make your kitchen a tiring place to be, especially when you have to undertake heavy cooking, however, a sure way to brighten up the mood in your space is by filling it up with items that you like.  So today on the corner, in our blog post titled AFRICAN CORNER: The African Kitchen, I would be taking us through ways of making our kitchen more comfortable and personal, by using African inspired print materials. Do come along!

It’s no new knowledge that African prints have taken a front row in the fashion world for decades; however, latest trends have seen the African prints being adopted into home interior décor such as African inspired bedding décor, curtains, cushion décor and so on. Interestingly, African prints can also be incorporated into our kitchen being the place where all the cooking goes down in the house. From aprons to cutleries and tea cups, there really isn’t any restriction as to how creative we can get with prints in our kitchen!

1 Ankara apron

2 African print mugs

Wake up to the warm embrace of beautiful African print tea cup as we sip from the cup of love.

AFRICAN CORNER: The African Kitchen

3 Ankara print dishes and Kente spoon cutleries

These African print dishes and cutleries remind us of the beauty of Africa as we enjoy our meal using them.

4 African dining décor

Nothing beats the feeling you get on sighting a beautiful African print dining décor such as this gorgeous South African print dining decoration.

The African print continues to prove its dexterity and we are totally in love!! Who would have ever imagined using Ankara as an apron? Or the African themed plates, absolutely gorgeous right? Alright guys, that’s all we can take on the corner today. Do remember to catch up with us next week, and please we love hearing from you! Share your African themed projects with us, and we would gladly put them up on the blog!