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40 Beautiful Black & White Kitchen Designs

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Black and white interiors are impossible to ignore. They're bold, versatile, and perhaps most importantly, they always allow the interesting architectural elements and fixtures to stand at center stage. This post covers 40 amazing kitchens that use greyscale to their best advantage. Here you'll see a range of texture and decor options that take their minimalistic palettes to the next level – and there are plenty of great furniture and lighting ideas to consider too. If you love the look but don't think you're ready to remodel your kitchen, consider checking out our many black and white bedroom designs too.

Subtle geometric influences bring this matte black kitchen to life. The standing white volume stands as a beacon of light, and offers a cool vertical garden and a few small regular containers to provide on-demand herbs for cooking.

Black-on-black kitchens look gorgeous as well! This one uses different textures for contrast and depth. Nearby, a green rug and a wild vertical garden bring color to this dark and sophisticated style.

Wood isn’t limited to classic style kitchens. Here, muted tones contribute a natural aesthetic without breaking away from the greyscale color theme used throughout.

Here’s another kitchen that uses wood, this time as a point of warmth among an otherwise cool-toned white and black theme. The inset lighting above the range matches well.

White geometric patterns catch the eye immediately! The shadows between each panel compliment the black breakfast bar, grey chairs, and black backsplash.

Minimalistic kitchens often benefit from some type of sculptural or otherwise eye-catching addition to serve as a focal point. This one uses creatively-routed kitchen island lighting as an eye-catcher. The Patricia Urquiola Last Minute kitchen bar stools also add to the minimalist beauty of this design.

Same technique, different approach – this kitchen’s focal point is yet another light, but this one stands out simply because of its contrast against the background. The stools used in both kitchens are from the Last Minute collection by Patricia Urquiola.

Color blocking is a technique that applies to black-and-white interiors too. This one uses an all-white kitchen island setup, but makes a dramatic impression with black chairs and pendant lights at the dining room table.

Glossy surfaces contrast with the matte black wall using both texture and tone.

Gorgeous materials take this kitchen to the next level. Despite the modern theme and construction, brass and marble imbue it with plenty of classic luxury.

Multiple rows of indoor herb planters above the kitchen island give homeowners access to plenty of fresh herbs to clip, and generally contribute to a nice aesthetic with the addition of decorative plants as well.

This kitchen occupies a very narrow space and benefits from its restricted color theme for a cleaner look. The greyscale canvas really helps to tie the space together.

Here’s a look at the same kitchen, but this one forgoes the wall and replaces the wooden floors with highly polished marble ones.

While this kitchen doesn’t have a breakfast nook, the dining table does feel like an overall part of the design thanks to its self-contained “floor” that makes it look an extension of the islands.

Unique angles give this all-white island a distinctively ultra-modern aesthetic – but the window backsplash is the star of the show. It’s at just the right height to enjoy from the breakfast stools or even the sofas on the other side of the room.

Black floors add character to the solid white kitchen surfaces. While this space would likely look wonderful year-round, the winter colors are a perfect complement for the palette used here.

It’s hard to go wrong with an all-white kitchen. The grey countertops are a nice touch. Black and white both show dirt quite easily, but grey is a little more forgiving.

Strong textures play with the light and bring more variation to these matte charcoal cabinets. Many of the decorative vases and bowls reside on the greyscale spectrum to match.

Dark wood is a traditional and striking choice that looks especially interesting paired up with the white and black cabinetry. Stools and the table add more wooden accents to the mix.

Ultramodern architecture combines with black, white, wood, and glass to create a kitchen aesthetic that looks simple but hides tons of detail to appreciate.

All-white kitchens have their own benefits. Here, the residents could easily change out the black stools and pendant lights for a different accent color if they so wished.

This high contrast palette makes waves with its geometric design. The stools are from the One collection by Konstantin Grcic.

Minimalism isn’t the only option for black and white kitchens. This one uses a variety of textures, tones, and decorations to create a memorable aesthetic overall.

Wood countertops bring a touch of chic charm to this stark black and white kitchen. The chalkboard wall to the right allows space to play with color and decoration.

Chalkboard paint appears in this kitchen too, this time just to the left of the microwave and stove. This chalkboard features a little weekly plan template to make life easier, but grocery lists and recipe instructions are fun ideas as well.

Futurism is such a concrete style. It makes sense to choose a neutral color theme since the larger elements are so difficult to change later on. Here, just switching the color of the chairs would make an incredible difference yet would remain easy to alter later.

Also featured in the previous kitchen, the chairs are the work of Verner Panton. They were designed in the 60s but remain just as impressively forward-thinking today. The unique dining pendant light also helps to anchor the space.

This kitchen takes a more subtle approach to a futuristic aesthetic with a kitchen worktop that angles inward at the leg. In terms of color, notice how the black and white elements swap places for contrast.

Everything about this kitchen takes a unique approach to form. It’s all about the angles! The clean black and white palette works well for this space.

A concrete accent wall brings just a touch of industrial influence to this smooth kitchen style. The stainless steel range hood furthers the look.

Traditional paneled cabinetry and a rich marble backsplash bring elegance and classic style to this otherwise very modern kitchen theme.

Curved surfaces meet crisp lines as a source of contrast that goes beyond the black and while color theme alone. The spherical brass chandelier underscores the warmth of the wood floors.

Fully custom cabinetry brings this kitchen into the future.

Chevron floorboards, a rustic sliding ladder, and classically-influenced chairs add just the right amount of traditional influence to this otherwise strikingly modern kitchen.

Perhaps this kitchen remains minimalistic to allow the outdoors to take center stage. The view is certainly worth admiring.

Marble brings luxurious appeal to this open plan kitchen. While the living room remains casual and classic, it’s hard to ignore the luxurious materials in the background.

Simple, clean, and minimalistic – the interesting thing about this kitchen is how unbroken all of the surfaces are. Even the floor tiles are huge and contribute to its uncomplicated aesthetic.

Typography makes a bold statement in this simple white and black kitchen. The motivational phrase on the wall is worth remembering if your recipes don’t always go as planned.

We can’t let this post end without one more inspiring chalkboard wall. This one demonstrates the power of an artistic touch.

Let’s close out this post with a kitchen that goes big with classic details! The cabinet door panels and tasteful tile patterns gain a wonderful stylistic complement by way of vintage-inspired decor.


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37 Gorgeous Ideas for the Perfect Black and White Kitchen

The kitchen isn’t often referenced as the chicest spot in a house, but as an area that many of us spend time in daily, it’s worthy of at least a bit of attention. The kitchen is also a space that offers little value if not fully functional, so it requires a design scheme that doesn’t interfere with the room’s usefulness. One easy way to get function and form to play nicely here is keeping things simple with a classic palette like white, blue, or even green. But one of the most enduring schemes (and one of the most loved by our A-List talent) is the cool, crisp black and white kitchen.

“Black and white is a classic combination that is nostalgic and timeless,” says designer Delia Kenza, who recently created a striking cooking space in a Harlem townhouse. “When done correctly, black and white is easy on the eyes and provides a sharp contrast that feels like it came together naturally.”

And there are plenty of ways to make this graphic palette your own. Some designers intentionally keep colors and decorative objects to a minimum, while others infuse small doses of a bright accent color to balance out the monotone. Some remain on theme with the rest of the house, while others will allow the kitchen to be a sexy aesthetic anomaly. “The pairing can be modern or traditional, and it can be the perfect backdrop for other colors and materials,” Kenza adds, recommending homeowners play with the palette in their floors, surfaces (she’s a fan of inky marble and honed granite), and light fixtures.

No matter your cup of tea, this collection of black and white kitchens is sure to inspire your own cooking space.

1

A Dose of Whimsy

Marili Forastieri

In this Long Island family home, Rodney Lawrence injected a dose of whimsy with a mural by David Faust, which extends into the living room. The fanciful design is balanced out by simple BDDW stools, pendant lights from Room Furniture, and basket-weave backsplash tiles from Ann Sacks.

2

Minimalism in a Stockholm Apartment

Erik Undéhn

In this Stockholm apartment by Anton Wikner, details were kept as spare as possible. White walls were the obvious choice to achieve this minimal look and stainless steel the counterweight to black decorative objects and details.

3

Family-Friendly Brooklyn Brownstone

Brian W. Ferry

For their own home in Brooklyn, design duo Civilian kept things fun, friendly, and functional. The steel frame island in the kitchen is custom and features an Arrabescato marble top. The custom hood enclosure is finished with red laminate.

4

Scandinavian-Inspired Simplicity

Haris Kenjar

In this Minnesota lake house Anne McDonald paired slate-colored countertops with white cabinetry for a refined, airy look.

5

A Lighter Spin on Black and White

Silvia Foz

In an airy New York loft, Carly Cushnie designed a simple kitchen with white marble countertops and black-framed barstools by Lulu and Georgia.

6

White and Black in Small Spaces

Kirsten Francis

In her own New York home, Augusta Hoffman opted to keep most of the kitchen’s recent updates, switching out only the ceiling lights and adding wooden barstools.

7

A Black and White Kitchen with Splashes of Red

Nick Glimenakis

As in the rest of this Harlem townhouse, Delia Kenza broke up the monotone palette with small splashes of red.

8

Black, White, and Bubblegum

Douglas Friedman

In the kitchen of this art filled Manhattan duplex, Dorothy Berwin used a photograph by Gregory Crewdson and a bubble-gum-pink table by Sabine Marcelis to add visual interest to the space.

9

Bronze as Black

Nicole Franzen

In the kitchen of this New York townhouse, Gachot subbed in bronze (on the kitchen island) for black, complementing the patinated finish with crisp white cabinetry and a Roll & Hill pendant.

10

A Rustic Take

Douglas Friedman

In fashion executive George Kolasa’s Hamptons home, black and white is approached from a rustic perspective. White subway tiles on the backsplash are perfectly balanced out by the salvaged wood island.

11

Minimal with a Twist

Douglas Friedman

In this SoHo loft, Jessie Schuster livened up the modern, mostly white kitchen with vintage tableware and stainless steel stools from Crate & Barrel.

12

Moody Tones

Joshua McHugh

In a quietly handsome New York apartment, Kevin Dumais opted for a moody kitchen in mostly black. The millwork is custom by Small Bones, the barstools are by Martell Woodworks, and the custom pendants are by Trans-Luxe.

13

Sleek Black and White Kitchen

Julia Robbs

A large white marble island adds an interesting contrast to a New York condo kitchen that’s outfitted with a black marble backsplash, black stools, and cabinets.

14

Industrial Undertones

Jennifer Hughes

In a Baltimore loft with high ceilings, the kitchen is one of the more intimate spaces. Here, Laura Hodges paid tribute to the space’s industrial origins with Fisher & Paykel appliances.

15

Modern Californian Simplicity

Douglas Friedman

In a modern California cottage, ELLE DECOR A-lister Nicole Hollis tucked black Overgaard & Dyrman stools under a Caesarstone countertop, keeping things refined and functional. The ceramic tile backsplash is by Heath Ceramics, and the sconces are by Brendan Ravenhill.

16

Balanced in Brooklyn

In the light-filled kitchen of this Brooklyn townhouse by Home Studios, the white range is by Lacanche, the island is custom, the stools are from Rejuvenation, and the flush mounts are from RH.

17

Fun in the Sun

Kris Tamburello

In the kitchen of this light-filled Florida home by Fawn Galli, the cabinetry is custom and painted in Farrow & Ball’s Borrowed Light. The table is by Moving Mountains and surrounded by Tom Dixon’s Scoop chairs, which were re-covered in a Scalamandré fabric.

18

Monaco Black and White Kitchen

Francis Amiand

In a '70s-era Monaco apartment, the black and white kitchen features a table and chairs by Jeanneret, along with an oven, cooktop, and hood by Aster Cucine.

19

Chic & Relaxed

Rikki Snyder

A black and white kitchen in a Scarsdale, New York family home features a custom black hood in the place of upper cabinets. The designer, Tamara Magel, added contrast to the space by opting for brown leather stools.

20

Statement Subway Tiles

LG Studio

A trio of pendant lights add warmth to a kitchen design that features white subway tile (one of many industrial notes in the space) and black cabinetry with gold hardware.

21

Black and White Ranch Kitchen

William Abranowicz

In photographer William Abranowicz's Westchester ranch house, pendant lights by Produzione Privata hang above the marble-top kitchen counter, adding a clean, minimalistic accent to the black and white space. The black bar chairs are by Thonet and the milk glass-lined cabinets are custom made. The backsplash tiles are by Waterworks.

22

Nashville Kitchen

Alyssa Rosenheck

For a Nashville family home, designer Jason Arnold opted for a black and white palette to keep things simple. A black, oversized pendant and wood bar stools complete the play with scale and keep things interesting.

23

Classic Meets Modern

Young Huh Interiors

A kitchen designed by Young Huh Interiors is a lesson in mixing different styles and periods. A graphic black and white island and soft pink walls pull the fun, welcoming space together.

24

Table for Two

Richard Powers

A pair of 19th-century English chairs are paired with a Kartell table in a cozy Brazilian kitchen in a São Paulo building.

25

Charming Black and White Kitchen

Grey Crawford

In the striking 1920s Hollywood home, which belongs to actors Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor, the white island is topped with a contrasting dark countertop. It features cabinet supports inspired by hand-turned spindles spotted in an old bakery.

26

Natural Meets Modern

Mikkel Vang

Designed by firm Ashe + Leandro, this Manhattan loft kitchen belonging to Coldplay's lead guitarist Jonny Buckland and his family blends natural materials with modern finishes, embracing a black and white aesthetic with touches of rustic appeal. Leather-upholstered barstools provide seating around the room's mahogany butcher.

27

Elegant Cooking Space

Simon Upton

Hostess Rena Abboud's black-and-white kitchen is ideal for elegant evening socializing with its elegant brushed-metal island. The stools are Lamboro and the pendant lights are Eichholtz.

28

Beverly Hills Cottage Kitchen

Björn Wallander

In this Beverly Hills cottage belonging to designer Madeline Stuart, a lover of the Arts and Crafts movement, the kitchen's cabinetry is custom made and the flooring is Marmoleum.

29

Fierce Kitchen

William Waldron

In this Hamptons home of Oscar de la Renta's young executive Erika Bearman, decorator Miles Redd created a black and white kitchen that exudes vibrant personality. The kitchen's stools are by Design Within Reach, the ceiling fixture is from YLighting, the refrigerator and wine cooler are Sub-Zero and the photograph is from Natural Curiosities.

30

Quaint Kitchen

Sergey Ananiev

In this Moscow apartment, designer Olga Kulikovskaia-Ashby created a breakfast nook within the black and white kitchen. Pendant lights by Tom Dixon hang above the black table. The chairs are by Vitra and the plates on the kitchen counter are by Seletti.

31

Farmhouse Style

Magdalena Björnsdotter

Swedish photographer Magdalena Björnsdotter covered the kitchen of her monochromatic, century-old farmhouse in rural Sweden in bright white paint, but added shadows of black on counters and industrial-style chairs. The space includes a flea-market table and a metal-and-driftwood pendant light by Olsson & Jensen.

32

Black and White Pattern

Eric Piasecki

The kitchen of a PR maven's glamorous New York City apartment is complete with Sam Still artwork that hangs on a wall covered in a black and white Madeline Weinrib wallpaper. The antique birthing chair is from New Orleans and the custom kitchen island has a Carrara marble top.

33

Loft Style

Simon Upton

In the SoHo loft of designers Kevin Roberts and Timothy Haynes, the black and white kitchen features custom-made cabinetry with vintage hardware, 1950s sconces by Gunnar Asplund and 1970s light fixtures. The refrigerator is by Sub-Zero, the sink fittings are by Dornbracht, and the countertops are white glass.

34

Glamorous Design

Douglas Friedman

In this storied Manhattan townhouse, architectural firm Leroy Street Studio and designer James Aman devise created spaces that are both glamorous and kid-friendly. Custom-made lacquer cabinetry lines a wall of the black and white kitchen. The barstools are by Philippe Starck, the vintage light fxture is by Stilnovo, and Saarinen Tulip chairs by Knoll surround a table designed by John Meeks.

35

Malibu Kitchen

Simon Upton

In Courteney Cox's Trip Malibu home, wood-and-steel bar stools bring rustic flair to the black and white kitchen. Countertops are by CaesarStone, the ovens and a refrigerator are by Gaggenau and stainless-steel sinksare by Franke. The light fixture is from Nessen Lighting.

36

High-Design Cooking Space

William Abranowicz

Young designer Megan Winters infused her dream house in Illinois with Parisian flair and exuberant personality, and this black and white kitchen is no exception. The cabinetry is custom-made and the eye-catching pendant lights are by Urban Electric Co.

37

Townhouse Kitchen

Simon Upton

In this New York townhouse's black and white kitchen, the sleek pendants are from a Czechoslovakian factory and the 1940s stools are by Warren McArthur. The oven is by Wolf, the floor is lined with Corten steel tiles and the staircase is suspended from cable supports.

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White color, as a symbol of purity, freshness and light, has long been considered the most versatile in kitchen design. But the choice of black can be quite a bold decision. Through the correct use of black and white, you can prove yourself a true connoisseur of modern design trends, since monochrome combinations are a sign of fine taste.

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Black and white kitchens are usually chosen by supporters of concise, but at the same time, expressive solutions. Such a color scheme has, on the one hand, simplicity, and on the other hand, restrained nobility. It is suitable for calm and balanced people who love order.

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The benefits of a black and white kitchen

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What to do in black and what in white

Once you have decided that the design of the kitchen will include only the classic combination of two colors, the next question arises: what to do in black and what in white.

White kitchen - black worktop

When the white palette prevails, and black is used only in details, the interior becomes clearer, more geometric. The black countertop draws the line between the two parallels of the cabinets and delineates the work area.

This creates a feeling of deep space, making the interior more dynamic. Black chairs, lamps, black and white prints or posters on the walls will help to enhance the accent.

White kitchen - black apron

The apron is designed to protect the walls from all kinds of dirt during the cooking process. However, it is he who can become a stylish element of kitchen decor. Emphasizes the severity and harmony of the kitchen. This is a kind of background for furniture that will look in a more advantageous light, even simple cabinets and shelves are transformed.

White top - black bottom

Perhaps this kitchen looks too formal, not at home. But still, this creative idea has gained considerable popularity, becoming a win-win option. A clear contrast delimits the space.

The upper area of ​​the kitchen appears airy, while the lower area becomes more weighty. The walls of the room visually move apart. And the main plus: the black color perfectly masks large household appliances.

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White kitchen - black floor

Black floor gives the room respectability. Regardless of the fullness of the furniture, the kitchen will look rich, without feeling empty. And from the point of view of psychology, such a design is very comfortable for a person, because it creates a feeling of earthiness and reliability. The kitchen does not need additional accents - this mission is taken over by the floor.

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Black table - white kitchen

A black dining table surrounded by comfortable chairs pairs beautifully with the white kitchen. Able to become a bright accent in one copy, and can be supported by a small number of black items.
In addition, a table in this color provides ample opportunities for effectively complementing the interior of the kitchen with napkins, dishes and other compositions.

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Third color

Black and white is a rather self-sufficient pair. But by adding a third color accent, you can give the interior a special emotion. How to turn a duet of black and white into a trio?

Red

The most efficient option.

Any red detail in a black and white interior will add dynamism and slight aggression to the kitchen.

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Any color will work: scarlet, crimson, fuchsia, carmine. But it is worth remembering that red is very powerful.

He focuses attention on himself, so it is very important to find a balance, or rather a measured amount of this color as a third.

Gray

In fact, this shade is the result of mixing black and white.

As an accent, it is able to reduce, neutralize the contrast. At the same time, it does not add anything extra.

A variety of gray palettes will allow you to achieve any desired result: add restraint or add emotionality, create a vintage or urban mood, make the kitchen laconic or more openwork.

Green

This is the color of life, the color of nature.

Its relaxing meditative properties are generally recognized.

Green blotches in a black and white kitchen will dilute its severity, give a spring, optimistic mood.

Any shade can be: from soft mint to gloomy marsh, from bright lettuce to rich grassy.

Green color will undoubtedly make the kitchen more “appetizing”, because it is the color of apples, cucumbers, avocados, olives, spinach.

Yellow

A color that can invigorate, set in a positive mood, stimulate activity, digestion and appetite. Yellow accents will light up in a black and white kitchen, like bright bulbs, like sunbeams, they will bring the necessary energy impulse, create a feeling of warmth.

However, it should be borne in mind that with prolonged exposure, the abundance of yellow paints begins to tire and even irritate. Therefore, it is important not to overdo it.

Bright elements will help to avoid facelessness in the interior, dilute its excessive severity and coldness.

Paints can be used to highlight small household appliances, lamps, chairs, curtains, vases, ceramic figurines and more.

But it is worth observing moderation, as a lot of unnecessary details can split the interior, depriving it of unity.

What style suits the kitchen in black and white

The black and white kitchen is just perfect for those who are not afraid to bring the most fantastic ideas to life.

Almost everything goes with these colors. To be sure, it is enough to draw a parallel with clothing. Therefore, it is not surprising that the combination of black and white can be implemented in literally any style.

Classic style

It is characterized by symmetry and strict geometric shapes.

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Both furniture and decoration use natural or decorated materials, carved wood elements and fittings of traditional shapes.

The flooring must also be wood.

The furniture is selected comfortable, but practical, with smooth graceful outlines.

Chandeliers are always openwork and decorated.

Hi-tech

This is a strict design, clear lines and smooth facades.

Style loves gloss and shine.

Plastic, leather and metal are appropriate here. They will make a black and white kitchen look more contemporary, especially when paired with steel, glass, silver and chrome pieces.

A good solution would be spotlights in different places.

Minimalism

Everything is subject to functionality and the rejection of frills. This style categorically rejects useless decorations and other decorative elements that do not carry a logical load.

Set with straight lines and smooth doors, no open shelves and small objects in sight.

Appliances, as a rule, built-in, lamps and furniture without decor.

But there are also softened versions of the minimalist style, for example, Scandinavian, when bright details are allowed: one or two paintings, a chandelier, curtains, serving napkins.

Retro

It's hard to come up with the best color combination for this style. It will fill the kitchen space with a vintage spirit, as if returning us to the era of black and white cinema. The focus is on the play of light by combining glossy and matte surfaces.

The apron can be made with a stylized pattern. And creative accessories in the hand-made style, demonstrating the extraordinary taste of the owner of the kitchen, will help to add a peculiar sharpness to the interior.

Loft

This avant-garde style is very popular among residents of modern cities.

There is always a lot of metal in the loft, brick, concrete, rough pipes and aged wood prevail in the decoration. But its main feature is the maximum open space. That is why the loft was liked by the townspeople who were tired of crowding.

A black and white kitchen can be very harmonious in this style, the exposed brickwork will be the perfect backdrop for it.

Provence

The black-and-white kitchen decorated in the romantic Provence style creates the most cozy and truly homely atmosphere. This is a paradise for lovers of decorative tableware and cute knick-knacks.

Bright curtains, patterned wallpaper and naive floral decor are quite appropriate. Numerous open shelves are welcome, where jars, plates, spices will stand.

What kind of people suits a black and white kitchen

The opinion that a black and white interior is boring, ordinary and suitable only for offices has long lost its relevance. This gamma is moderately solemn, restrained and neutral at the same time.

It is of great importance for people who prefer noble shades. Black color, especially in combination with gloss and glass, gives a feeling of depth and infinity. White gives airiness and lightness.

A black and white kitchen suits people who:

Black and white kitchens look extravagant in homes where it's customary to show them off rather than hide them. And what could be more advantageous than a stylish monochrome design.

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  1. How to design a floor based on a black and white kitchen?
  2. What are the best curtains for a black and white kitchen?
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Modern people have asked themselves the question of creating an unusual and attractive kitchen design.

But due to the lack of knowledge of design, they do not understand how to play with paints and how much they can be used.

The black and white color scheme creates a bright and harmonious design organization for the kitchen. Although there is an opinion that it is impossible to create brightness, saturation and sophistication from two colors at the same time.

But it is erroneous, because a true master of design is able to provide a kitchen design only with the help of them.

These two colors successfully combine the possibilities of creating contrasting shades, providing a modern vision for decorating such an important area of ​​​​the apartment.

It is very important to choose the right wallpaper for a black and white kitchen design

Thicker versions of the wallpaper are considered the best choice, as they will provide the possibility of applying patterns based on the use of a stencil. Although now you can already buy versions with a pre-prepared pleasant pattern.

In principle, if the drawing is suitable, it is not forbidden to use them, but it is better to create your own image, because it is more pleasant.

But here it is important to follow a simple rule - you can not afford to oversaturate the space with a large image.

Although some designers believe that large patterns can also be applied to wallpaper, it is best to use some kind of dedicated area for them. They will help decorate the place for direct eating.

It is important to remember that white wallpapers get dirty easily, so you should pay attention to washable options and buy them.

This option would be a financial burden, but would allow easy cleanup. To beautifully decorate the wall, you can stop on black wallpaper with the presence of a white pattern, however, this approach must be very careful and created by a real master.

How to design a black and white kitchen floor?

Gender is equally important in the process of creating a design based on these two colors. With it, you can provide a visual increase or even expansion of the kitchen space.

Designers find that glossy tile is almost perfect for flooring.

Moreover, large checkerboard tiles should be used. Due to this trick, visually the kitchen will be able to maintain its actual size.

Although some people want to make one of the colors the main one. In this situation, the floor can be decorated in only one of the colors. And the furniture in this case should go in contrast to the floor based on the opposite color.

Otherwise, a tasteless fusion of colors may result. Fans of black should pay attention to the laminate in this color and put it on the floor.

However, it is worth adding various patterns based on beautiful shapes, complemented by varnishing.

What are the best curtains for a black and white kitchen?

Curtains play one of the most important roles in the design of the kitchen. They help create protection from the penetration of sunlight and are considered an important part of the decorative design.

In the case of a black and white design, the curtains must be successfully synchronized with these contrasting colors.

It is not necessary to use only black or white colors for curtains in this case, the option with a gray tint will also work.

But it is imperative to adhere to the saturation of the color, but it should not go beyond the overall harmony. You can use any length of curtains for the kitchen.

It can only depend on the height of the kitchen ceiling. A high ceiling necessarily implies low curtains.

To visually elongate the kitchen, it is worth trying to place curtains along the entire length of the curtain, fixed at the base of the ceiling.

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