Whenever I move into a new neighborhood I like to host an open house dinner party where I invite all of my new neighbors to come and meet my family and me.
The dinner party gives us a chance to get to know one another and see if we're going to get along over the next few years while we live in the area.
It is always nice to be social and meet new people but it is also an opportunity to show off the expertly crafted and designed décor in my house.
I'm blessed with a luxurious lifestyle so I can afford decorating specifically to the house I'm moving into.
Whenever I make a big move I tend to sell off all of my old furniture (or sell it with the house I'm moving out of) and buy all new stuff to outfit my new home.
As the dinner guests explore the house they admire all of the brand new furniture and ask me questions about it.
It's funny though, out of all the rooms in the house, the one room that gets the most attention and the most praise is always my kitchen.
For some reason all of my neighbors are just stunned by the magnificence of my kitchen and the furniture within it.
When's the last time you could say that about your own kitchen? The key to a well-decorated kitchen, in my humble opinion, is in the kitchen furniture.
Before I make any purchases I spend hours and hours researching online various kitchen furniture designs and décor themes until I find just the right one.
I ended up going with a very modern utilitarian style kitchen with stainless steel everywhere and a glass kitchen table set.
The kitchen looks like it's straight out of a fancy high class restaurant what with all of the hanging pots and pans and filled knife blocks.
If you'd like your neighbors to be impressed with your kitchen furniture you have two options: either you spend a ton of money on an interior decorator and have all the work done that way, or you spend a little bit of time researching kitchen styles and pick the one you think looks the best and copy it exactly.
Both methods have worked for me in the past.