Incorporate simple stripes
Add built-in ladder
This rustic ladder not only adds style to your sunny kitchen, but also takes up a large part of the high ceiling. Now, homeowner Laura Scudder can reach onto the top shelf and access kitchen appliances she doesn't use often.
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Choose deep blue paint
Paint the trim, walls, and cabinets in a moody shade like a rich blue. Interiors Her designer Kelsey McGregor enhances the vibe with her rugs with gold hardware and bohemian runners.
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glass cabinet door installation
In contrast to the green lower cabinets, home builder Forge and Bow chose white upper cabinets. Glass doors double as additional storage while displaying your luxury glassware collection.
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Try Sea Green Cabinets
In 2023, interior designer Emily Henderson loves blue and green kitchens, especially when combined with natural wood and hardware.
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groove upper cabinet
Eliminating the upper cabinet makes a small space feel larger. Instead, opt for large windows, like Ellen Hutton of BarnesVanze Architects does in this neutral kitchen.
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Make the most of your galley kitchen
Double island setup
This double island setup, one for meal prep and one for dining, maximizes your counter space. To keep things cohesive, interior designer Lindy Galloway added her two gold pendants above each island.
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create a wine corner
Elevate your design while showcasing your collection while utilizing vertical space with a built-in wine rack or freestanding bar cabinet.
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Enjoy the vintage feel
Like Amy Sklar of Sklar Design, use a vintage farm table as an island to inject personality and charm into your modern kitchen.
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Designation of bar area
Curve-out window storage
This light blue kitchen by REFORM features two additional shelves under the window sill. Open shelving provides additional space to display trendy tableware and everyday kitchen essentials.
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Aim for balance and flow
Designer Jennifer A. Emmer follows the rules of feng shui, incorporating raw wood, letting in natural light, and maintaining the rule of the kitchen triangle (the sink, refrigerator, and stove should form a triangle).
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Weaving in the Butcherblock Islands
Even if you choose a bold color for your main cabinets, incorporate natural wood grain. Here, Arterbury Cook pairs light blue cabinetry with a walnut butcher block island (which also comes with a mini-fridge).
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show off the slate
From the high-gloss green cabinetry to the statement stone backsplash, this kitchen doesn't hide behind neutral colors. Add some vibrant runners and you're ready to go.
create contrast
This modern kitchen finds the perfect balance of light and dark, from bright white cabinetry to a deep gray island with storage. A black and white patterned backsplash ties the whole space together.
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arrange a gallery wall
Fill your empty kitchen walls with your favorite artwork. From modern silver to antique gold finishes, mix and match frames to create visual appeal. A gallery wall is a great way to add personality to your space, so you can admire it every time you cook.
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There's something about brass kitchen faucets that elevates any interior. Pair with complementary knobs and aged brass pendant lights for a cohesive look.
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Upgrade to a blue backsplash
Transform your kitchen by simply replacing your backsplash. This beautiful baby blue and white pattern pairs well with crisp white cabinetry and sleek open shelving.
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design a country kitchen
Country chic is evident throughout this bright kitchen, from the lantern-style pendants to the distressed wooden kitchen island. Complete the decor with wooden serving boards, glass jars, and vintage buckets.
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