The Absolute Cutest DIY Play Kitchen Makeover Ideas

Happy Thursday! I have been obsessing lately with finding ideas for a kid’s play kitchen makeover. We were gifted a hand-me-down plastic play kitchen a few months back (thank you, family!!), and I have been seriously considering painting it.  Plus I desperately want to paint another hand-me-down item — a kids playhouse! I am so excited about that one! But first, to test my plastic painting skills I want to start on something of a smaller scale — this is where our play kitchen comes in. 

There are so many ridiculously cute play kitchen makeover ideas out there! I am in awe of some of them and the little details that make a play kitchen look like an adult’s dream kitchen. Seriously, some of the backsplashes are GORGEOUS for a play kitchen! In case you, too, are thinking about a play kitchen makeover, I have collected a few of my absolute favorites for you to fawn over with me. I’ve included both wooden IKEA kitchen makeovers (because that seems to be everyone’s favorite) and plastic play kitchens because sometimes that’s what you have to work with! Take a look below and hopefully, I will be sharing with you very soon the results of my own play kitchen makeover. Enjoy! 

Read Next: Wooden Play Kitchens from Amazon

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My favorite kitchen cabinet style — white up top and color on the bottom. This two-toned beauty comes from Katie Lamb, and as she says it best, it’s her dream kitchen on a small scale. Me too, Katie! 

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The backsplash of my dreams! How absolutely gorgeous is this DIY kitchen makeover by Beth Dreyer? Seriously, you have to see the before picture. I’ll give you a hint… think pink! 

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I am a huge fan of decor in a black and white color scheme with gold splashes, so this kitchen makeover instantly caught my attention! Brought to us by  @thehomeexantus, this is such a pretty example of a plastic kitchen makeover. 

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With a removed top half and unfinished beads in place of traditional knobs and pulls, this blushing beauty is such a sweet makeover! Brought to us by Indi and Bear. 

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The absolute cutest farmhouse design kitchen makeover by Garden Betty! With a vertical tile backsplash, a concrete counter, matte black accents, and all wooden accessories, this modern kid’s kitchen is such a warm and welcoming piece. 

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A mint green kitchen? I want this beauty for myself! Yet again, another beyond gorgeous backsplash, and the gold hardware adds such a glamourous and sophisticated touch. You can check out this beautiful tutorial from Dove Cottage. 

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How undeniably adorable is this kitchen from The Cheerio Diaries? The gold hearts add such a sweet and playful touch. I don’t want to sound like a broken record, but you must see the before of this kitchen makeover! I’ll give you another hint: it’s the same exact hint as the other kitchen! 

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Green is so serene and playful with this kitchen makeover by The Cheerful Space. This thrifted kitchen was only $10 and the paint was leftover from her kitchen (the real kitchen) makeover. Talk about a budget-friendly makeover! 

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I love the simplicity of this plastic kitchen makeover by A Crafted Passion. It first caught my attention because it reminds me a lot of our play kitchen, so I definitely took notes from this one! Have a play kitchen covered in stickers? Check out this tutorial for help!

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The detailing that went into this IKEA beauty is unbelievable! Elsie from A Beautiful Mess shares the ins and outs (literally you go in the accessory packed cabinets) of this starry kitchen. It’s a must-see for sure!

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It’s impossible not to love this white and floral kitchen makeover by Hello Baby Brown. With the colorful and whimsical style that matches the rest of the playroom, you definitely need to check out the blog to see more!

Read Next: Wooden Play Kitchens from Amazon

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