We may not all be fortunate enough to have Jonathan and Drew Scott work their renovation magic in our own homes, but luckily, we're (at least) privy to their knowledge thanks to Property Brothers : Forever Home . Every episode is filled with ideas, especially cool kitchen ideas. Want to design a cook space like the Property Bros? Ahead: 20 decorating tricks that wow us season after season.

When space is limited — or when cookware is abundant — extra storage always saves the day. In this kitchen, Jonathan and Drew added not just an expansive island, but an expansive island complete with ample below-the-countertop open shelving. (They filled the shelves with pretty blue bakeware. It's functional and stylish.)

Small updates make a big difference. The bros amped up the contrast in this California kitchen with matte black lights and woven black bar stools. Now the whole space boasts refined, farmhouse flair.

If you've got a decent budget to spend, consider a waterfall island — the stone on either side of the island will protect your cabinetry. Here, the Scott brothers went with minimalist-yet-luxe marble that complements the matte black hardware.

Once upon a time, the idea of mixing metals was nothing short of gauche. Nowadays, it's the secret to creating an eclectic space, especially in the kitchen. Here, Jonathan and Drew used matte black drawer pulls, brushed-nickel cabinet knobs and hammered-brass light fixtures for a mixed-metal masterpiece.

Jonathan and Drew knew what they were doing when it came to the hardware in this traditional kitchen. Shimmering brass cabinet and drawer pulls subtly elevate the gray-and-white space, making it (literally) shine.

This bright, emerald kitchen is serving up serious inspiration for color lovers. To go bold while maintaining a sleek and modern look, Jonathan and Drew kept the countertops, backsplash and appliances classic.

You can have color without going super bold. Take this traditional kitchen by Jonathan and Drew, for example. Powder-blue cabinets still make a statement, but the muted hue adds a calming ambiance to the space. The bros rounded out the look with hanging brass lights and leather barstools.

It's a myth that all the cabinets in a kitchen have to be the same color. Case in point: This beautiful renovation by the Scott brothers features black cabinets under the island and around the refrigerator, and white cabinets against the adjacent wall.

Whether you have a flat ceiling or an angled one, beams can instantly make a space feel homey. The best part: You don't even need to splurge on real wood. The bros often use faux-wood beams.

If you love the idea of a unique ceiling, but don't want to take the rustic wood beam route, try a trellis. Here, the Scott brothers hung wood slats above an expansive island to create a sleek, yet warm kitchen. Come the holidays, you can even decorate your trellis with twinkle lights or garland.

If you're looking for ways to bring color into your kitchen without slapping a solid coat of paint across every cabinet, take this page out of the bros' book. They implemented a blue-and-white palette featuring various patterns to create a cohesive design. Instead of overloading the space, the color-coordinated patterns add depth.

Maybe you like pattern but not too much pattern. Easy: Start small. Here, Jonathan and Drew installed a vibrant, blue-and-white tile backsplash behind the stovetop and painted the island a matching shade of navy. These touches give the otherwise neutral kitchen a burst of color.

It's the easiest trick in the book. This green kitchen has suave, retro-modern appeal, but without that abstract runner Jonathan and Drew added between the island and the sink, the space might not feel quite as cozy as it does now.

Another easy trick: flowers. Bring color into a neutral kitchen or simply brighten up your space with flowers from your local farmers market. Stretch your creativity with fun vases or a unique arrangement of your own making.

Here, Jonathan and Drew created a warm kitchen by pairing a natural wood island with caramel-and-white quartz countertops. The mellow space also boasts open wood shelving and brass cabinet pulls. Talk about unique.

Jonathan and Drew outfitted this one with a microwave and a wine cooler (not to mention plenty of drawers for storage). This little trick frees up precious counter space and creates more room for cabinets.

Here's another island idea. Depending on the size and layout of your kitchen, a rectangular island might not be your best option. Instead of letting your island dreams drift away, go with a square shape like Jonathan and Drew did here. This one features a combination of seating, storage and appliances, not to mention ample counter space.

Kitchens are normally designed, not for the kids, but for the parents. In this fun remodel by the Scott brothers, however, it's the best of both worlds. The space features a chalk wall for kids and a wine fridge for parents.

Create a moody space like the bros. They went with a gray-black color palette, complete with matte black hardware, black hanging lights, black industrial stools and slate-gray cabinets. A butcher-block countertop and a white backsplash balance out all the dark.

Paring wood cabinets and wood floors together won't wash out your kitchen, we promise. Just look at this warm, wood-drenched space. Jonathan and Drew topped the look off with white quartz countertops, a white backsplash and recessed lighting to create a simple, bright and inviting design.