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The typical look of a
Mexican kitchen includes bright colors, clean simple design, and
lots of clay and tiles. Many people also bring to mind images of a
traditional Adobe style home.
Those wanting to create a Mexican style theme
in their kitchen should probably start with brightly colored tile in Mexican
motifs. These tiles look great as both countertops and colorful
backsplashes. You can add visual interest and tie the whole room together by
adding some of the same tiles into an earthly tile floor in key locations.
You can give a home that authentic Mexican look and feel through the use of
Talavera ceramics. There are many different Talavera items you can use,
including sinks, candle holders, vases, and pots.
While your local home decorating store will probably have a fairly good
selection of Mexican inspired accents for your home, you should look online
for the greatest variety. You can check with local artists if you are
looking for something unique and handmade. Bargain often be found by
searching through local flea markets and consignment shops, and checking the
online auction site eBay. You can make your kitchen truly unique through the
addition of Talavera tiles, which are all one of a kind.
Placing your wooden utensils in a Talavera ceramic pot is another way to add
a Mexican flair to your kitchen. You can enhance this theme by incorporating
other wooden or ceramic items, such as dishes, platters, utensils, and
planters.
You can add to the authenticity of the Mexican look by purchasing rustic
Mexican furniture for your kitchen. You can find great looking tables,
chairs, and barstools that have been hand carved and painted that add
interest and beauty to your kitchen. Some great woods to complement your
theme include mesquite, wormwood, and pine.
Hammered copper accessories are another great idea for your Mexican inspired
kitchen. You will get a beautiful look from a hammered copper sink, while at
the same time making the sink safer for your family since bacteria is unable
to survive on copper. Another great hammered copper accent would be a hood
over your range.
Other great Mexican touches include clusters of chili peppers hung from the
walls or ceiling, delicate hand woven baskets, and open cupboards which
display colorful Mexican plates and cups.
You can often find hand crafted Mexican themed items at your local pottery
shops. Flea markets are another great place to find vintage Mexican
accessories for your kitchen. You can really tie the whole theme together
with the addition of bright pottery and Mexican souvenirs.
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