This navy and white kitchen from Becca Interiors has a timeworn, lived-in feel thanks to reclaimed wood, dark countertops, and open shelving filled with collected items. This cabinetry adds geometric interest to a classic white kitchen, and the gold hardware ties it together with the plain fronts. Regardless of your design style or layout, kitchen walls are almost always reserved for cabinetry or open shelves. Rarely do we see a kitchen with open wall space, like this space, but we’re loving how open it looks. Stone countertops are special in the sense that no two slabs are alike. If you’re considering installing marble countertops, be sure to hand pick the slab that fits your style best.

• The warmest space in most Indian homes is the kitchen — literally and figuratively.
• You can invite friends and family members to eat and chat while cooking.
• Four pendant lights hung close together over the sprawling island help define and structure the space.
• Considering the chaos of the average Indian kitchen, this is a great pick for an interior design for kitchen style.

This small kitchen byRumor Designs features a half-sized bar that fits beautifully into the natural footprint of the space. A standard white kitchen can sometimes come across as cold and without much personality. The infusion of color and texture in this space is a kitchen trend that’s here to stay. A palette of rich tones makes this small kitchen design by Avery Cox feel luxurious and intimate. The cottage kitchen always reminds of warm meals, good company and loving atmosphere. Recreate the ambience with a modern touch by updating cabinetry, removing excessive décor and repainting with more neutral colours.

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And it’s not just about aesthetics, as these choices can also affect the functionality and the perceived size and brightness of your space. Having earned his degree in product design, Rowan now uses his creative skills to craft truly beautiful kitchens. With more than 20 years of design experience, Suzanne lives and breathes interiors and style. After all, we know that it’s not just about perfecting the functional aspects of your kitchen, but also how it makes you feel.

Islands are a great choice, as they provide extra surface space to double up as a spot for homeworking, or hobbies. Breakfast bars are similarly versatile, and the depth can be tailored for compact layouts. When planning a kitchen layout, our designers will consider the primary function and room size to ensure the space is utilised correctly. A tried and tested method is to place cooking, cooling, and washing areas in a triangle, as this makes it simple to move between tasks.