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And before you go thinking rugs aren’t practical in a kitchen, they can be, you just have to choose the right fabric, color and pattern. Top choice for us would be a hardwearing jute rug that will hide scuffs and stains. You could also go for a rug that’s already ‘worn’ – you know the ones that already look they have been in someon’s home for decades. You can converse, eat a meal, or even use it as a WFH set-up when needed. These leather chairs have a high enough back to offer support, while still lending an industrial-chic vibe to the space.

To create a clean and bright space, opt for light wood or white finishes on cabinets, floors, and walls. Mix chrome and black hardware to add some character to your kitchen. Incorporating an industrial style into your galley kitchen can add a modern and dynamic edge to the space. To achieve this look, consider integrating materials such as stainless steel, exposed brick, and reclaimed wood.

Stick With White and Wood

A minimalist kitchen can also make unique accessories stand out, as with the unique kitchen stools and the fancy kitchen island lighting in this space. For more examples of stunning white on white designs, be sure to check out 30 Modern White Kitchens That Exemplify Refinement. Consider a mid-century modern kitchen with a terrazzo tile wall – the colourful speckles add a lively pop, creating an eye-catching feature that’s also incredibly easy to maintain. Glass tiles are an excellent way to introduce a glossy sheen that can make your kitchen feel brighter and more spacious. They come in various colours, sizes, and finishes, offering countless design possibilities.

• Zoom out a little and look for opportunities to bring your space together.
• Some, but not all, Scandinavian style kitchens

Adding pantry storage into your existing kitchen or your new kitchen design is great if you have the space. Not only do pantries look lovely, but they are also really practical if you need plenty of storage and your kitchen cupboards just can’t hack the amount of stuff you have. Since a splashback is usually such a small area you could be bold with your choice of tiles too. Choose a color or a pattern that could start a whole new color scheme in your kitchen.

• Mixing new construction with old décor pieces is recipe for a stunning design.
• Alternatively, you can also invent your own design using different elements and get as creative as you want.
• You can store a lot of kitchen-related items in these baskets and boxes.
• While a large kitchen can carry multiple design elements, a small kitchen works better when you limit the number of finishes you use – keep things simple and timeless for a space that endures.
• In this kitchen by designer Raili Clasen—as seen in her book, Surf Style at Home—light oak cabinetry and green details are balanced by a triangular shelf, housing a mixture of ceramics and cookbooks.

The ethos of modern French country kitchen design is all about evoking a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, without going full rural Provence. Here, interior designer Jessica Summer sets the scene with earthy tones and plenty of texture. To give your kitchen a sense of calm, consider a cool color palette.

Embrace the cottagecore trend in your kitchen

It also allows for the freedom of wall space without the need for wall radiators or baseboard heating. A symphony of textures plays the lead role in this glorious white-on-white kitchen. This pared-back kitchen features a concealed pantry and study nook which are both illuminated by a