I transformed my tiny kitchen with three small changes using bargains from B&Q and Amazon
A WOMAN has transformed her tiny kitchen with three small DIY jobs.
Natalie, from the UK, shared the transformation on TikTok and people were seriously impressed with the transformation.
Sharing the before and after results of her home on her account @natsslife101, Nat was left stunned by how much the easy DIY jobs transformed her kitchen.
She captioned the post: “Amazing what some paint, bit of vinyl, and some new door handles can do.”
In the before pictures of her kitchen, her tiny kitchen looked bland with black countertops, pinewood cabinets, and tile-effect wallpaper on the walls.
But the after pictures of her kitchen make it look like a brand new space after living in it for 11 years.
To create the new modern kitchen, Natalie used white vinyl sheets she purchased from B&Q for £7 a roll to update her kitchen cabinets.
Adding a luxe vibe to the cabinets, she purchased some thin black handles from Amazon to replace the bulky silver ones they originally came with.
She also took off the wallpaper on her walls and painted them with soft beige paint she also purchased from B&Q.
To tie the new look together, she added a statement black clock above her sink and added some cute hanging plants.
Natalie captioned the post: “Proud of myself, three small changes make a big difference well, to me anyway.”
In another post, the mum-of-one revealed the total transformation cost her just £90 to complete.
The video of the before and after transformation has since gone viral with over 70k views and over 6,300 likes.
And it seems Nat wasn’t the only one impressed by how her kitchen looked as people quickly took to the comments section to praise the makeover.
One person commented: “You killed it! Go on Nat.”
A second exclaimed: “Love it, love it, love it.”
“Girl you done amazing,” penned a third.
A fourth person added: “Wow you’ve done so good, looks so fresh.”
Meanwhile, a fifth wrote: “Brilliant, well done girl, looks wicked.”
“Looks amazing well done,” added a sixth.
Another said: “Looks lovely.”
“Worth the wait, good job!” added one.