Kitchen

dark wood cabinets with dull gold panels on the side. classy.

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colored cabinets right next to the exposed concrete wall.

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the cyan blue cabinets matched well with the grey backsplash

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Exposed stone work and the lights give a classic look to the whole place

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Pay attention to the colors used here. the cabinets, handles, the blue backsplase, the baskets pots and flowers placed on the top giving a very country cottage feel.

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Trasistional space- Seamless fixture in kitchen

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If you’re choosing double stacked cabinets with glass door fronts, expect an even higher price tag. Since cabinets are expensive enough as it is (they normally cost at least $5,000 for a small or medium-size kitchen), double stacked cabinets won’t always fit within the budget. If you don’t need the storage space or don’t want the display space, do without them to lower the cost of new cabinets.

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Dine in the heart of the kitchen. “We like to use islands for more intimate dining experiences,” says Dana Lyon, principal at Palm Design Group. “When possible, use the kitchen island for seating four-plus people; this allows for the best flexibility for the dining space.”.

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overall concept. island design. dark counter on main kitchen, white counter on island

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They’re a big, warm family who love to entertain, so a convivial kitchen-dining area was essential

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The couple enjoy having guests over, and having a large space for entertaining was important to them. The Curthoys set up a sleek, modern kitchen, complete with a remote-controlled cooker hood and self-sourced appliances. Bestlite pendant lights, Ferrious.

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With no windows in this area, the owners kept the walls white and chose worktops with a pale finish to reflect as much light as possible.

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French Bistro Inspired Kitchen A pair of blue and white ginger jars exudes traditional elegance. Try placing a set on a deep windowsill in the kitchen or bath to bring a serious note to the space. This is an especially welcome touch in a rental, when changing other elements of the room is out of your hands.

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Accent with black - White is, without doubt, one of the most effective design devices for making a small space appear larger. This petite kitchen has undergone a wraparound white job, with rich, dark timber floors adding contrast and depth. Scatter with a few black appliances for a fresh, modern tempo.

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Beadboard- As timeless as black and white, beadboard is perfect for rustic, farmhouse or beach-style kitchen designs. Use it as the finishing touch for your cabinet ends or find a door style that has it built in.

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Mixed door styles- If you’re stuck between two cabinet door styles, don’t be afraid to use both. Complementary styles can strengthen your kitchen’s overall look, while opposites can produce an attractive transitional design. This kitchen shakes it up with a mix of modern slab door fronts and Shaker-style cabinets.

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Corbels- Ornate, oversized and even plain corbels add traditional elegance to an island and kitchen cabinets.

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Glass door fronts- Whether transparent, frosted or seeded, a glass door front sets the stage for a glimpse of fine dishware and dazzling decor, especially when there are lights involved. This type of display can make your kitchen design open and inviting, which lets you and your guests feel right at home.

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decorative legs- working them into your cabinet layout can give a true furniture feel. More suited for traditional and rustic design. Simple straightforward legs work best with contemporary and modern designs.

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Crown Moulding - bridging the gap between wall cabinets and the ceiling, allowing a seamless transition.

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