Luxury and decadence surround you as you enter this gorgeous, over-the-top kitchen concept. The custom cabinetry doesn’t leave a single detail out with beautiful bead trim, detailed cornices and a furniture-style large centre island. Enjoy a meal a the island bar with soft lighting from the elegant chandelier above. This kitchen utilises natural stone materials with marble flooring and black granite countertops.

• This kitchen combines light blue, oxblood red, wood, and a strongly veined marble for an unforgettable combination.
• Creating a home that felt “Western style” was an important part of the project.
• In lieu of floating shelves, AMMOR Architecture hangs a large shelving unit over the kitchen counters.
• Using a single, bold color blurs the edges of your room, alluding to more space.
• The bright white elements of this gorgeous kitchen are contrasted by the dark wood cabinetry of the L-shaped kitchen peninsula and kitchen island.
• If seamless entertaining is your goal, a pantry that’s designed to be a prep area and also stow a mess in a flash is ideal.

Be sure to fill up shelves with lots of lovely knick knacks – crockery, cookware, jugs, flowers, plants, prints, anything and everything that looks pretty. It’s these kinds of eclectic displays that will instantly add a rustic kitchen feel. Again, look out for decor in charity shops – our go-to place for weird but wonderful things to decorate your open shelves with. This kind of shiplap style paneling is bang on trend at the moment – it’s a subtle way to add interest into your kitchen and a bit of a rustic feel too. If you are experienced with DIY you can actually create this look yourself with cladding or get a joiner to help you out.

Match the Cabinets

A back kitchen is very similar to a pantry – it’s a way to keep more practical parts of a kitchen hidden and can be a great asset if you host a lot and want to keep prep, mess, and appliances out of sight. If there’s one thing that recent years have taught us, it’s that kitchen ideas that promote a feeling of homeliness make us happy. ‘Homeliness’ means different things to all of us – some like minimalism, others a more decorative feel. We offer stylish andaffordable appliancesthat make your everyday life easier.

To save space, consider a bar with a countertop that extends outward, giving you an obvious place to store your stools. And don’t sweat it if you can only fit one or two stools into your space—some seating is always better than no seating. Line your kitchen backsplash with a metal rod fit for hanging your prettiest pots and pans, or use your shelves to display your loveliest drinkware. Since options are abound, it makes sense to start with the items you want to show off and then to figure out the best way to store them. There are tons of creative ways to store and display your favorite kitchen items—and many of them are pretty enough to double as décor. Remember that you have a few different storage options to play with.