Photograph by Anna de Leeuw, courtesy of Jan de Jong Interieur.

Check out our inspiring roundup of tasteful sink skirts and cabinet curtains that feel charming and fresh, not old-fashioned.

Photograph by Jonathan Hokklo

An under-counter curtain made from vintage linen looks perfectly at home in this rustic Mark Lewis–designed kitchen in Hampstead, London.

Photograph by Rory Gardiner

Turkish towels repurposed as curtains hide kitchen essentials in this vintage camper.

Photograph by Laura Dart for J. Wes Yoder

Photograph by Nicole Franzen

A white curtain panel blends seamlessly into this dining-room bar.

Photograph courtesy of Casas del Naval.

A blue-striped sink skirt balances out the hard lines of the stone counter.

Photograph by Jonathan Pilkington

In a tiny kitchen, a sink skirt creates another storage area to conceal cooking tools.

A checkerboard curtain and oversized round wood knobs reference Shaker design without being literal.

Photograph by Ruby Woodhouse, courtesy of 1934

Photograph by Natalie Weiss

Standard Ikea cabinet doors were taken off and replaced with simple tea towels for more character.