The lovely wood flooring and strategic lighting saved this all-white kitchen from being too stark and uninteresting. Black accents from its striking drop lights and counters provide depth, while the impressive cabinetry keeps the overall look neat and modern. The majority of modern kitchen designs enjoy an open-plan layout with a dining / seating zone. Another view of this open-concept black HDB kitchen shows how colorful chairs have been chosen for the dining space to break the monomity of the dominant black color.

• White dominates the design of this well-lit kitchen, with a lot of wood accents for depth.
• A modular kitchen marries style and functionality enhancing the modern lifestyles of the homeowners.
• While warm, neutral color schemes, natural-influenced materials, and seamlessly integrated floor plans are du jour, there are other signature identifiers of a modern kitchen.
• Bold, vibrant tiles can bring life to your kitchen, becoming a statement piece and a fantastic focal point in your home.
• One of the easiest ways to update just about anything is with a fresh coat of paint.
• Ideally, the floor should be tiled in very light colours so it can help make the area look spacious.

A warm, neutral kitchen is given a rustic, yet modern, look thanks to imposing reclaimed wood beams running across the ceiling. This kitchen seems like the type of welcoming place where you’d like to sit down and prep for Thanksgiving. Try a framed, gallery-worthy piece like this one, which has a gold frame that echoes the warmth in the cabinetry and backsplash. Although we love a stunning island right in the middle of a kitchen, opening it up to your living space makes for a better flow and a larger-looking space.

Minimalist Kitchen Backsplash

Open shelving on one side help make this narrow space feel less narrow. Rather than a traditional kitchen mat, choose a durable vintage-inspired rug. It adds a touch of warmth and print, which is welcome in an otherwise sleek kitchen. A vintage-inspired pot rack over the oven is perfectly accented with copper pots in this light, neutral kitchen. In this kitchen, modern lights highlight an arched built-in and the plant and rich wood cutting board that are styled within it.

An all-black kitchen is a neutral choice that is as versatile as an all-white kitchen while providing a moodier and sophisticated look. Louis Duncan-He Designs gave this 1950s kitchen a gut reno, installing a black-on-black backsplash, kitchen island, cabinets, and countertops. This kitchen is finished with silver and stainless-steel accents, but you could sub in brass or another metal tone. Beige has made a comeback recently, and it’s an easy way to transition from an all-white kitchen to one with a bit more warmth. Choose light wood cabinetry to complement finishes such as sandy beige backsplash and floor tiles, like this inviting space from Mendelson Group. Modern rustic interiors mix vintage elements with contemporary conveniences to create a homey mix.