Farrow and ball kitchen ideas
12 Farrow and Ball Colors For The Perfect English Kitchen
Hi Guys,
Greetings from the charming town of Northampton, Massachusetts! That is if you did not see my HOT SALES love note, (I call it) on Friday.
Why am I here?
Ummm… cause New York kinda sux??? Or maybe, just Westchester. I guess that opens up a can of worms. I better put the lid back on. lol No, it’s because my darling son is here. And, I decided to come up here for a few weeks and get out of New York and my life of solitary confinement.
Social distancing and mask-wearing. Absolutely! But, living ALONE, except for my pet plant, is no Bueno.
And, thank you too, for all of the great suggestions for my plant, Joe.
Yes, he’s here with me. I have him by the sunniest window in my lovely Airbnb.
Thank you, too, for your terrific comments about last Wednesday’s post.
It really is a mega-post, and I should have it for you, for Wednesday. It was supposed to be for today, but to do it right takes more time. I promise that it’s going to be go,od.
So, today, we’re going to revisit an old post that is newly updated with new content about 12 Farrow and Ball Colors for the perfect English Kitchen.
Or, it could be an American kitchen or a Brazilian kitchen. I don’t think the location matters that, much.
When this post came out, there were several requests to know which Farrow and Ball kitchen cabinet colors do the De VOL kitchens use?
At the time, I tried to find out from DeVOL what their colors are.
Oh, pretty please with a dollop of clotted cream on top?
By the way, have you ever had authentic English scones with clotted cream? If not, then you’ve missed out on one of the most heavenly things you will ever put in your mouth.
Okay, this was the answer:
Regarding our Shaker colours, although they are based on those Farrow and Ball kitchen cabinet colours they are not the same. We mix all the paint ourselves so we would really prefer you not to publish this information as they’re similar but are not a colour match.
I hope you understand. Best wishes, L
I had a feeling they wouldn’t let me know. Alas, I don’t love them any less for it.
So, these may not be the exact colors, but they s,hould be fairly close. Please, always test!
Here Are the 12 Farrow and Ball Kitchen Cabinet Colors
DOWN PIPE
Talk about the perfect English kitchen! Let’s begin with my tall, dark, handsome, mysterious hunk from De VOL that I’m mad about. Well, I’ve looked at many images, and I do know that the English are bonkers over Farrow and Ball Down Pipe.
And for a very good reason. It’s a wonderful color!
But, here’s the deal with Down Pipe;
it looks different in every photo I see. I’ve seen it look almost pastel to almost black. But usually, it’s a dark gray-blue-green or dark gray-green-blue.
De VOL Kitchens
SHADED WHITE – Yes, this is the same kitchen as on Wednesday with as Benjamin Moore’s Halo.
Are they the same color? No, but pretty close.
Shaded White is one of those colors that changes from a kind of soft cream, to a dirty cream, to a warm gray-green. I love colors like that and it’s a wonderful color to warm up a dreary, cold kitchen.
De VOL Kitchens
RAILINGS
Railings is almost definitely one of the De Vol colors. The chip on the card looks like black, but it’s really the darkest navy possible.
Railings on an island in a kitchen by Humphrey-Munson who Emily T turned me on to after Wednesday’s post. OMG. You must check out their instagram account. But go grab a drool bucket first.
Note: Humphrey-Munson has their own proprietary colors. They say they are not from Farrow and Ball.
Okay, I won’t argue.
The perimeter cabinets are in Humphrey-Munson Half Windsor and the Island in Humphrey-Munson Helm
via One Kind Design
Designer: Theresa Rowe
More Railings.
I think this would make a fabulous butler’s pantry with the black subway tile.
Lanna Mobler
Railings is a terrific color for exterior trim too.
Sarah Sherman Samuel
PIGEON
Seriously, this is the most clever thing ever. Sarah is installing custom doors over Ikea cabinets.
And yes, they are in Farrow and Ball’s Pigeon, which is a medium-gray-blue-green. There’s a lot of info in Sarah’s link about the process, the before images… Great blog!
Here’s the finished kitchen. The uppers are Wimborne White.
CORNFORTH WHITE
Humphrey Munson
Well, it’s not really white, but it sure is one of the loveliest grays in the universe.
(The paint color is Humphrey Munson Lapel)
A lovely kitchen from Maple and Gray.
Another UK manufacturer of bespoke kitchens. And they also give out their paint colors.
Lewis Alderson
PAVILION GRAY
Farrow and Ball’s Pavilion Gray stays pretty true to gray and is absolutely gorgeous. Just like this exquisite English kitchen.
Sustainable Kitchens
This is a really nice website and they DO give a lot of the Farrow and Ball cabinet colors that they’re using for their kitchens.
Well, I don’t see the big deal. If folks want to work with the company, they’ll still work with the company and if they ne,ver were and are only repainting or something, it’ll make them think fondly of the vendor and perhaps recommend them to someone. Just my thoughts.
Lewis Alderson is another beautiful English cabinet company. Someone said again that they are worried that in a kitchen with no uppers, there won’t be enough storage. No, there is usually MORE storage. Or, perhaps I should say, more efficient storage. This unfitted pantry is a wonderful example of that.
Essex Shaker kitchen from DeVOL
VARDO
This is one of Farrow & Ball’s colors that came out a few years ago.
Neptune Kitchens
FRENCH GRAY
French Gray is similar to Pavilion but with a soupcon of blue-green which is also very, very pretty and classic; just a little more color. And please check out Neptune Kitchens. Really pretty!
STUDIO GREEN
In any case, Everyone loves this De VOL kitchen even if they don’t like dark green. There’s just something inviting about this English kitchen.
By the way, did you know that De VOL spelled backwards is LOVED? It’s not intentional, I don’t think.
I looked at all of the greens. Hmmm… I even looked at the archived greens. Hmmm… again.
The one I kept going back to was Studio Green, but it is VERY dark on the chip and quite dark in most images. But the one below, came from the Farrow and Ball Website and looks like an exact match.
So, let’s just go with that one.
For reference, please also check out Melissa Tardiff’s gorgeous green kitchen.
I’m not saying that it is… Please test. For Studio Green to lighten up this much, it would need to be in a very bright room!
However, tonight, I found another color by accident.
It’s from a company by the name of Motor City Paint called Delray Moss. I think it’s a pretty close match.
Sometimes Studio Green looks like this. Sorry, not sure of the original source of this image.
Lisa Gutow
CROMARTY
Cromarty is a pale watery, gray-green which was introduced to the line about a year ago.
If you want to see the other eight new colors, please click here.
original source unknown.
LAMP ROOM GRAY
Oh my, how handsome is this English kitchen with Lamp Room Gray Cabinets!
Lamp Room Gray is another classic– a rich sophisticated gray with just the right amount of blue and green.
De VOL Kitchens
WIMBORNE WHITE
Wimborne White is my favorite F & B white. It’s just warm and lovely. A true white classic. It’s counterpart in Benjamin Moore is Simply White.
Another stunner from Humphrey Munson. Love the white on white. And the wood pantry is a stunning addition. I also love the antique mirror backsplash behind the range.
The cabinets are Linen by H|M and the accent wood Westminster Oak (a custom smoked oak finish)
Another beauty from DeVOL Kitchens
HAGUE BLUE
Farrow and Ball’s Hague Blue is my favorite navy, if I had to pick a favorite. There is no exact match in Benjamin Moore. It’s a rich, saturated navy with a welcome note of green, but stays just shy from being teal.
Is this similar to the graphic I made a few days ago? Yes, it is. But, those were for the perfect American kitchens and these are for the perfect English Kitchen.
Of course, there isn’t a whole lot of difference in my world.
***Oh, an update in March 2021. Did you know that you can now purchase Farrow and Ball paints, samples too, and wallpaper ONLINE? Yes, you can, so if you go to their website, you can have access to this wonderful line.***
xo,
PS: If you are looking for the Benjamin Moore Equivalents to these Farrow and Ball Colors,
Please Click Here for the 2018 updates.
PPS: Please check out the newly updated HOT SALES. Lots of great early Memorial Day sales going on.
17 ideas for painting a kitchen |
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(Image credit: Polly Wreford/Plain English/Searle & Taylor)
Painted kitchen ideas are versatile and enduringly popular. One of the most appealing and varied finishes for kitchen cabinetry, paint lends itself to both the classic looks of the traditional kitchen and to crisply modern linear designs.
Choose kitchen ideas to suit your style, whether your home is period or contemporary, country or urban. And you can always re-paint if you want a change or update in the future.
Whether you opt for in-frame, Shaker-style or a modern handle-less kitchen design, paint adds a subtle reference to the past. 'When we commission furniture, we tend to look back at our history,' says kitchen designer Oliver Peake. 'Painted cabinetry has elements of tradition, even if you design it in a modern style, and most of us feel comfortable with that timeless quality.'
Painted kitchen ideas
Keen to update your kitchen without blowing the budget? A creative use of paint is one of the simplest design tricks to achieve a bold and interesting space. Paint can provide a transformative effect in a relatively short amount of time and there are many ways to use paint to get a stylish, modern look. The advantage of paint is the almost limitless choice of kitchen color ideas, allowing you free rein to express yourself, whether through painted kitchen cabinet ideas or whole-room schemes.
Our collection of painted kitchen ideas will provide you with even more inspiration.
1. Go for a wraparound, neutral look
(Image credit: Darren Chung )
Cream kitchen ideas are warmer than white, with added depth. In fact, top-to-toe painted kitchen ideas in neutrals can be extremely effective and far more interesting than you might imagine.
‘The key is to introduce small elements of visual interest to entice the eye,’ says Richard Moore, creative director, Martin Moore .
‘Incorporating a variety of finishes and materials will help layer and add texture to a neutral kitchen. For example, gold or brass fittings lend warmth, dark countertops achieve a sense of contrast and glass or antiqued glass backsplashes help to reverberate light around the room.’
With neutral cabinetry effectively providing a blank canvas, it’s easy to switch-up accessories and be creative with artwork and upholstery.
2. Use contrasts to help add depth
(Image credit: Nick Smith)
‘Using a dark, high-statement wall color is a great way add depth, while providing a dramatic back-drop for your kitchen cabinetry to contrast against,’ says Rhian Williams, kitchen designer, Harvey Jones .
Painted kitchen ideas using contrasting colors on walls and cabinetry can have a divisive effect that’s counterproductive in a small space. However, in a large kitchen with high ceilings like this one, pitching pale painted kitchen cabinetry against dark surroundings serves to bring the ceiling down and makes everything feel cozier.
‘Pale cabinetry, countertops and flooring will balance bold contrasting colors on the walls to prevent the darker shades dominating, whilst instantly brightening the overall scheme,’ adds Williams.
3. Use varying tones of the same color
(Image credit: Tom Howley)
Painting cabinetry in varying tones is a sophisticated way to differentiate without descending into chaos.
‘Choose no more than three colors and think about where you’d like to draw attention,’ advises Tom Howley, design director, Tom Howley .
‘Use the boldest color on the focal point of the kitchen, perhaps a decorative cooker hood, a kitchen island or an impressive double pantry.
Then use lighter tones over the rest of the cabinetry, enhancing and contrasting with the core statement tone.
'To boost spaciousness, reserve your lightest shades for the highest points, like wall cabinets, and use deeper hues below eye level to ground the space.’
Joa Studholme, Farrow & Ball's Color Curator says: 'The use of dark tones on floor-standing units creates a modern look with a nod to tradition. But it pays to be wary of using strong color on wall-hung units, which can make the kitchen feel claustrophobic, so I tend to paint them the same color as the walls. Darker kitchen cabinet ideas against lighter walls is the easiest way to add instant impact and be right on trend.'
4. Make the kitchen island the focal piece
(Image credit: Neptune)
As central pieces, island units are prime targets for a color shift – and alone can be effective painted kitchen ideas.
‘Best of all, they generally represent a smaller surface area, making islands the perfect candidates for a color switch-up, as and when you please,’ adds George Miller, home designer at Neptune .
‘One of the most popular routes is to pick an uplifting color for the kitchen island and set it against cooler, neutral tones on the perimeter cabinetry.’
The idea is to really make the island color sing, so choose a darker backdrop for extra definition. Using a different countertop on the island will also help it stand proud.
5. Break up expanses of block color
(Image credit: Woodstock Furniture/Forbes Rix)
Painted kitchen ideas can be supremely subtle. Adding a splash of color inside open storage helps break up large expanses of block color and creates extra visual interest on floor-to-ceiling cabinetry.
Here, design studio Forbes Rix has carried the warming tones of Farrow & Ball’s Brinjal from the freestanding table to the high-level display alcoves for a beautifully cohesive color link. Installing concealed LEDs within the alcoves makes the aubergine tones glow, providing warm mood lighting after dark.
A similar effect can also be achieved using glazed wall cupboards with brightly painted interiors, or even behind solid doors for a surprise color hit upon opening.
6. Inject bold color for a striking look
(Image credit: Woodstock Furniture/ Forbes Rix)
‘When planning paint schemes, we generally choose the dominant kitchen color first, to anchor the space and give a sense of calmness. We then look at colors that will pop, to make the whole scheme more dynamic and give it an effortlessly striking look,’ explains interior designer Natalie Forbes, co-director of Forbes Rix .
Where you put the pop of color depends on just how much impact you want to achieve. Here, Forbes Rix has embraced Farrow & Ball’s India Yellow on a floor-to-ceiling freestanding cupboard, but for a subtler approach, keep the brightness to lower levels.
‘We recommend a maximum of three colors to keep it from becoming too busy,’ adds Forbes.
7. Take a subtle two-tone approach
(Image credit: Mowlem & Co)
‘One of our favorite methods for adding interest to hand painted kitchens is via a subtle two-tone palette,’ reveals Jane Stewart, design director, Mowlem & Co London .
This, of course, can apply to cabinetry and walls – or to cabinetry alone, with the two tones differentiating upper and lower cabinetry or wall cabinetry versus the kitchen island.
'Two-tone kitchens are distinctive yet timeless and can be as simple as using slightly darker tones on the lower units and lighter on those above. Lovely and intriguing interplays of light can then result, at any time of day. This very discreet effect is particularly suited to the lighter shades of green or blue, but also to taupes and corals, browns and purples.
'We often take inspiration from chromatic color wheels devised by paint specialists like Paint & Paper Library or Farrow & Ball, especially their heritage’ palettes.’
8. Use an immersive color-wash look
(Image credit: Fanny Radvik)
Considering dramatic painted kitchen ideas? Carrying a strong cabinet color onto the walls requires commitment but the payoff can be big, especially in a small space.
This immersive color-washing method, which blurs the lines between cabinetry and walls, is a well-practised technique for boosting the sense of space. It can also give classical kitchen designs a modern edge.
'Because we spend so much time in our kitchens, many of us want them to feel less like rooms just to cook in and more like rooms to live in. This has led to a huge fashion for using the same color on both the units and the walls. A scary thought, but incredibly effective in not only making a really special space, but one that feels bigger than it actually is as the units "melt" into the walls,' says Joa Studholme at Farrow & Ball.
Here, painting out the tongue and groove panelling in the same mustard yellow as the cabinetry allows the two substantial wall cabinets to recede into the background. The crisp white window frame and ceramic sink, directs the eye outside, further enhancing the feeling of spaciousness.
For an even more impactful look, take the look to the ceiling for your kitchen ceiling ideas.
(Image credit: Ledbury Studio)
Color blocking is a painted kitchen trend taken from the fashion industry that involves using blocks of strong color to heighten impact.
‘Using bold blocks of color is a great way to accentuate key elements of a kitchen design, and freestanding display cabinets in particular offer a good opportunity to introduce beautiful vibrant colors into the mix,’ says Charlie Smallbone, founder of Ledbury Studio .
‘If you’re using two strong tones in a small kitchen, it’s important to block those colors into different areas, using pale neutrals between for moments of calm, rather than put too much color in one sightline.’
10. Dare to go dark
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Black kitchen ideas have seen a rise in popularity, the very latest in kitchen trends. Often overlooked as purely an accent color, black painted walls, cabinetry and countertop ideas are having something of a moment. Black as a painted kitchen idea becomes liveable, luxe and inviting with textured woods adding rustic, homely charm.
However, if you want your space to be impactful but timeless, black and white kitchen ideas, where black is used as a focal color in painted kitchens, is a safer choice.
11. Choose grey painted kitchen ideas for an elegant finish
(Image credit: Future / Paul Raeside)
When planning your painted kitchen ideas, start by considering the room’s size and design and choice of flooring. Soft neutral shades are easy to live with in even the smallest spaces, while on-trend grey kitchens can look coolly architectural in a modern room, or warm and inviting when teamed with wood. Large rooms with lots of natural light can support a bolder paint color choice.
'Grey kitchens paired with shades of pink work just as well and will add extra character. It is, however, important not to contrast these colors with a white ceiling which will make the walls look darker,' advises Joa Studholme, Farrow & Ball's Color Curator.
12. Highlight an accent color with painted kitchen ideas
(Image credit: Future / Polly Wreford)
Color is a powerful design tool – not only can it completely alter the mood of a kitchen, but how much or how little you add will affect which parts of the room you’re drawn towards.
The rule of thumb is to use color sparingly and in clearly defined areas: they should serve a purpose rather than be used at random. Go for a basic color and then use another to accent certain areas.
Alternatively, try corresponding pairs, such as shades of green or blue. If you want to save on kitchen cabinets painting costs, play with natural tones and add a more vibrant color to certain elements – for example a shelf, a sideboard or a bench.
'Consider painting one element – a section of tall cupboards, perhaps – in a strong color, and then pick that up in your choice of kitchen lighting ideas, cushions or chairs,' says Scott Nicholson, MD of Chamber Furniture .
'Painting all the other cabinets in a softer, more muted color will provide balance, and works better than a whole room in a strong color,' he adds.
13. Layer blues for your painted kitchen ideas
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One of the most popular painted kitchen ideas is to layer different tones of the same color.
Soft blues are a timeless choice for the kitchen, working just as well on classic cabinetry as more modern doors. They echo hues of the natural world, making them perfect for a kitchen that looks out onto a garden or striking views.
Try balancing a delicate, icy blue with a calming, stronger tone for warmth and wow, like in this blue kitchen.
14. Dare to consider red painted kitchen ideas
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Darker shades, such as mossy greens, indigo blues and graphite grays, will add drama to a design – but deep red kitchen ideas are having a moment, too.
Make deep shades work in almost any size of space by softening the effect. A scrubbed pine table or wall art helps to offset block color in a painted kitchen, while you can bring in extra warmth with industrial-style lighting and metal stools.
15. Go green – for a look that's on trend but timeless
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Green kitchen ideas are having a moment, but there's longevity there, too.
Fresh, cool green can create a relaxing atmosphere in any room. It is associated with nature, outdoors, growth and creativity and, as it is such an organic shade, it is very easy to live with.
The important thing is to pair green painted kitchen ideas, whatever hue you choose, with the right accent color to create a feeling of flow throughout a room.
A beautiful green kitchen that shows how kitchen art ideas can enhance your chosen paint color, with a beautiful display area of paintings, this green paint works well with the warming wood and marble, creating a space that feels both luxurious and relaxed.
16. Enhance space with white painted kitchen ideas
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For a classic, timeless look, white kitchen ideas can't be beaten, with a little lift of color in accessories able to cheer up the room instantly. Painted kitchen ideas work well for timeless schemes, and of course, can be updated at a later stage if you’re confident enough with a paintbrush.
'White kitchens make the room feel light, but in order to trick the eye into making the kitchen feel super light and airy, you could consider using a much stronger color in the hall or room that precedes it. Passing from a darker color to a lighter one will make your kitchen feel even bigger and lighter,' advises Farrow & Ball 's Color Curator, Joa Studholme.
17. Add a surprise to your painted kitchen ideas
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'Little bits of unexpected color can make you smile, and we can enhance our kitchens with the use of strong color, even if only in the smallest of spaces,' says Farrow & Ball's Joa Studholme.
;If you open your mug cupboard to discover some unexpected color or pattern it can’t fail to make you smile. And don’t forget that you don’t have to look at it all the time. Most of the time the door will probably be firmly shut.'
What color paint is best for kitchens?
The best color paint for kitchens largely comes down to your space.
Larger, well-lit spaces can take darker colors, while smaller ones benefit from lighter ones. The most popular kitchen paint colors by far – worth noting if you are selling up soon – are white, cream, grey, blue and green.
Is painting kitchen cabinets a good idea?
Painting kitchen cabinets is a good idea and can transform a space – if you can commit to doing it well. Ideally, a professional decorator will come in, remove any parts that can be removed and paint or spray-paint them on a flat surface for a neat, seamless finish. You can learn how to paint kitchen cabinets yourself easily, but bear in mind that thorough preparation and a perfect technique is key to success.
As the Deputy Editor of Livingetc's print version, Busola Evans works across both the physical magazine and digital and specializes in kitchens, bathrooms and projects. She is an expert at explaining how to improve, extend and convert your home. Prior to her current role, she was Associate Editor on both Livingetc and Homes & Gardens, where she authored kitchen and bathroom articles.
Busola has also written for The Guardian, The Sunday Times Magazine and Grazia, and was an interiors columnist for the London Evening Standard's ES Magazine.
11 ideas for a new life for your kitchen
Together with Houzz.ru, we will talk about what good design is, how to make your space inspiring. Let's start with the kitchen, the liveliest place in the house. We've gathered tricks and ideas that make it comfortable, charismatic, trendy and easy to clean.
Good design is very easy to distinguish from bad. Take a closer look at the photo you like and imagine yourself in the interior: mentally throw a dressing gown on a chair, “finish” the child’s toys on the floor, move evenly lined chairs. When it comes to the kitchen, add grocery bags, a high chair, books, towels, a key chain. Good design is where these items go with the interior. If they break the picture, it's a great photo for a catalog, but there's no place for you, your everyday life - after all, you won't waste it on constantly maintaining a perfect picture?
Mix.
There is nothing more boring than the interior "in style".
Let your kitchen have glossy cabinet fronts, a grandmother's round table, assorted chairs and designer lamps - everything is a little careless. Do not check how to combine objects, just leave light walls and choose neutral textiles so that slight negligence does not turn into a chaos of details.
Farmhouse Kitchen by South East Interior Design, Decor Gabriel Holland Interior Design Clayton&Little Architects
Transitional Kitchen by London STEPHEN FLETCHER ARCHITECTS
Add Brick! It can be decorative - boar tiles or clinker tiles for facades. It looks great as an apron or an entire wall.
The whole Parisian subway is lined with white boar - it's fashionable, casual and very unpretentious in cleaning.
Crown Point Cabinetry
Victorian Kitchen by London Interior Design, Decor Compass and Rose
Tell yourself to live a short life without curtains - what if you like it?
If you have a beautiful window or are lucky with the view, it is already justified.
Curtains "age" the kitchen, they can be replaced with blinds or roller blinds, which collect less dust and odors and let in more sunlight.
J M Interiors
Greenery explodes the taste of any dish, and fresh flowers refresh the interior, which is why stylists love to add them to the frame.
You can always find a place for a bouquet of tulips and ranunculus or potted plants.
Victorian Kitchen by New York Photography Anthony Crisafulli
A bright or white retro fridge will raise the trendiness to the ceiling.
It is universal and will suit any kitchen, except, perhaps, "Provence". But "Provence" in itself is the day before yesterday.
Transitional Kitchen by London Photography Adam Butler Photography
If there is a suitable wall, hang family photos on it in the same style. Or favorite posters. Or a collection of plates and fonts.
All this is you, which means that the kitchen will be very “yours”.
Contemporary Kitchen
Eclectic Kitchen by Other Metro Interior design, decor Enjoy Home Studio
Have you noticed how invincibly cozy a simple massive table is?
Reliability emanates from him, he is a pleasure to dine, do homework, and chat with friends. For a small kitchen, you can choose round or oval.
Industrial Kitchen by Other Metro Interior design, decor Egue y Seta
Sliding doors that house dishes or a washing machine can be made from old doors - that's an eco-theme, recycling. K.Marshall Design Inc.
Transitional Kitchen BY Los Angeles Interior Design, Decor Von Fitz Design
should be avoided:
• complex color illumination - it is spectacular.
• Wrought iron furniture - it is cold and uncomfortable.
• Glass and mirror surfaces. The glass table looks light, but everyone will instinctively protect it, which means they will be afraid to touch it.
• Splendor. Hang a spectacular lamp, paint one of the walls in a bright color. But avoid pathos - guests do not run into your kitchen as often as children soiled with paints.
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www.houzz.com for new home ideas.
Beautiful kitchens - 135 best kitchen interior design photos backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, gray floor and beige countertop without island
Contemporary Kitchen
A fresh design idea: a large corner, bright modern style kitchen with a dining table, sink, flat cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, white splashback, marble splashback, marble floor, white floor, white worktops and stainless steel appliances without an island - an excellent photo of the interior
Apartment with a masculine character
Donolux
Apartment for a young man.
The task was to turn a one-room apartment into a Euro-two apartment, so that it would be comfortable to live and receive frequent guests. In the kitchen area, work surfaces are illuminated with a black three-phase busbar and ROLLO lamps. LED backlighting is organized by a profile and L18287WWRA85 ledeight tape.
Kitchen Interior Ideas
Chado Architectural Studio
This modern interior concept is inspired by the honest architecture of the house. The warm tone of the furniture veneer and the white wood beams give comfort even to such a large and open space as the kitchen-living room. Among the materials, the main role is assigned to a wild crushed stone of a dark red tone. It is used both in the interior and on the facade, penetrating the roof and stained-glass windows. Stone also consists of a double-sided fireplace, which combines two zones - a dining room and a living room.
The land of mist
IRINA LIMONOVA "LIMSTYLE" design studio
Original design example: parallel, bright medium-sized kitchen in modern style with sink sink, flat fronts, white fronts, gray backsplash, glass backsplash, appliances under the furniture front , gray floor and white worktop without island
Apartment privat park foto
Design Rocks
An example of the original design: U-shaped, bright modern kitchen with flat cabinets, light wood cabinets, white backsplash, black appliances and white countertops
Apartment for rent in Litsa Residential Complex
Ksenia Konovalova
Design idea: modern style corner kitchen-living room with a sink sink, flat fronts, medium wood color fronts, beige splashback, black appliances, white floor and white worktop
True (Realization)
Yulia Starikova
In the photo: modern style u-shaped kitchen with flat cabinets, brown cabinets, white splashback, white appliances, peninsula, brown floor and white countertop with
Studio apartment in the residential complex "Skolkovo Residences"
Yana Yakhina
Decoration for interior photography of the apartment 67 sq.
