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51 Luxury Kitchens And Tips To Help You Design And Accessorize Yours
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Food is seductive, home cooking is a decadent (for some!) If your kitchen is indeed the heart of your home - or linked with your dining space - then you’ll want to fill it with the kind of luxury you’d expect at your very favourite restaurant. This gallery of 51 inspirational kitchen designs are steeped with luxury for high end homes, but that doesn’t mean that there’s no inspiration here for more compact proportions too. Luxury is a treat that can be enjoyed at any scale, just as wonderful food can delight any taste buds. So, get your chefs hat on and image yourself in these amazing spaces as you whip up your signature dish.
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50 Luxury Kitchens for Cooking and Entertaining
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Kristin Hohenadel
Kristin Hohenadel
Kristin Hohenadel is an interior design expert who has covered architecture, interiors, and decor trends for publications including the New York Times, Interior Design, Lonny, and the American and international editions of Elle Decor. She resides in Paris, France, and has traveled to over 30 countries, giving her a global perspective on home design.
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Updated on 10/29/22
Design by Kate Marker Interiors
The kitchen is the heart of the home: the room where family gathers and bonds, the most crowded and sought-after room at the party. The modern trend toward more informal, open space living and entertaining means that the kitchen has evolved from an enclosed utilitarian space to a central hub where the cook of the house can interact with family members as well as a showpiece for entertaining. Having a luxury kitchen that looks as good as it functions has become a priority for upscale home buyers, even those who rarely cook.
Whether they are used to prepare family meals or as a stage set for entertaining, today's luxury kitchens are generally large, high-end, and equipped with the latest top-notch appliances. These designer kitchens come in a range of styles, but always appear newly updated and fresh, with elevated finishes and an overall attention to detail that makes them as well designed and decorated as any other room in the house. While there is no single definition for what constitutes a luxury kitchen, it may include upgrades and extras like custom built cabinetry, statement hood vents, double islands, or amenities like hidden pantries.
Check out these 50 luxury kitchens for inspiration to help you build your own dream kitchen, or for clever ideas for adding a little luxury to elevate your current kitchen in the meantime.
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Modern Classic
Design by Kara Mann
This stunning and luxurious kitchen from interior designer Kara Mann is a masterful mix of old and new. Seamless built-in cabinetry matching the existing woodwork provides ample storage while preserving the aesthetic of the historic architecture. The addition of a sprawling kitchen island is integrated into the historic home by adding delicate antique-style wooden legs to give it a lighter profile. A professional range and oven with an invisible hood anchors the wall. The kitchen exudes quiet modern luxury mixed with a timeless aesthetic that feels perfectly suited to the way we live now.
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Townhouse
Design by Athena Calderone/Eyeswoon / Photo by Sarah Elliot
Blogger Athena Calderone of Eyeswoon designed a 20-foot-long floating shelf that runs along the wall of her galley-style Brooklyn townhome. Rendered in the same heavily veined marble as the kitchen counter, it was engineered to look like it was carved from the same slab of marble for a polished and seamless look. The mega shelf offers a permanent styling opportunity to showcase vintage objects and art alongside everyday essentials, with plenty of under-counter storage to hide the unsightly rest.
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California Style
Design by Tidal Interiors / Photo by Jenny Siegwart
Interior designer Rhianna Jones of Tidal Interiors created a spacious, luxuriously laid-back California kitchen combining concrete floors, quartz countertops, island, and backsplash, and contemporary statement pendant lighting. A crisp black and white palette is warmed up with wood cabinetry and a wood-clad ceiling.
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Chicago Highrise
Design by Alexis Bednyak Design and Searl Lamaster Howe Architects / Photo and Styling by Alyssa Rosenheck
This sleek Chicago 1970s highrise kitchen remodel from Alexis Bednyak Design and Searl Lamaster Howe Architects features a sophisticated palette of black, white, and gray. The custom-built design is tailored to maximize every inch of space with closed storage to preserve an uncluttered look. The designers used a mix of materials including plainsawn white oak in natural, gray, and black open grain finishes; unlacquered brass; oxidized steel; matte black hardware; and various strongly veined stone slabs. The kitchen island has plenty of space for prep, and an extension with seating for casual meals.
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Showcase
Design by Tidal Interiors / Photo by Jenny Siegwart
Luxury kitchens are equipped with little extras that you won't find in a more modest space, but that doesn't mean they have to look formal or fancy. In this spacious California kitchen, interior designer Rhianna Jones of Tidal Interiors incorporated an industrial-style back-lit, glass-front refrigerated pantry that displays healthy snacks and bottled water like a modern designer deli case.
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European Style
Design by deVOL Kitchens / Photo by Our Food Stories
In this timeless and elegant German schoolhouse kitchen conversion designed by deVOL Kitchens, gracious historic architecture is outfitted with a mix of old school charm and modern amenities like a professional grade stove, a generous kitchen island, marble countertops, and a farmhouse sink. The massive volumes allow for ample storage without adding upper cabinets on the textured walls. Instead, open shelves with visible brackets display everyday items, and a pot rack hung above the sink keeps an enviable collection of copper pots and pans within arms reach. This is a luxury kitchen for people who cook and appreciate timeless architecture but want modern comforts.
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Wall of Windows
Design by Kate Marker Interiors / Photo by Stoffer Photography
There might be no greater luxury than space and light. This airy kitchen from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors has vaulted ceilings, a wall of black metal grid windows, and an ethereal feel. A chandelier over the dining table and a pendant light over the island are suspended from warm-toned wood ceiling beams that help fill the empty space without interrupting the view of the outdoors.
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Indoor Outdoor
Design by Cathie Hong Interiors / Photo by Margaret Austin Photo
This bright and contemporary California kitchen from interior designer Cathie Hong of Cathie Hong Interiors is the epitome of laid back luxury with its a minimal color palette, clean lines, warm wood tones, sculptural modern lighting, and a massive island that comfortably seats six. A large sliding glass door leading to the outside makes the space a quintessential example of the best of indoor outdoor California living.
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Luxury Farmhouse
Design by Mel Bean Interiors
A library-style sliding ladder allows access to cabinetry built high in the rafters of this spacious all-white kitchen from Mel Bean Interiors. Dark stained hardwood floors and ceiling beams add contrast to all the white paint and marble, and contribute to the upscale modern farmhouse feel.
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Vaulted
Design by Anne Rae Design / Photo by Jenny Siegwart
Interior designer Kristin Kostamo-McNeil of Anne Rae Design carved a luxurious kitchen out of an enormous room with vaulted ceilings, dark stained wooden ceiling beams, stone walls, and a wall of glass doors leading to the outdoors. Double ovens and kitchen islands and plenty of built-in storage make this an impressive space for family meals and entertaining.
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Polished
Design by JRS ID / Photo by Leela Cyd
Interior designer Jessica Risko Smith of JRS ID clad this polished Montecito, CA kitchen in gleaming surfaces and finishes, from the handcrafted Moroccan zellige tile backsplash and island front to the bright brass on cabinet pulls, custom floating shelves, elegant range hood, and trio of globe pendant lights over the island.
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Double Seating
Design by Mel Bean Interiors
In this spacious open plan kitchen by interior designer Mel Bean of Mel Bean Interiors, a large island is anchored by industrial black pendant lights. The adjacent dining table is anchored by a modern chandelier. With plenty of natural light, well defined spaces, and all the amenities, it's a great space for gathering friends and family.
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Well Dressed
Design by Michelle Berwick Design
Blue velvet upholstered bar stools, shiny brass fixtures, sleek white marble, and matte navy blue custom cabinetry give this kitchen from interior designer Michelle Berwick of Michelle Berwick Design a well dressed and slightly formal appeal.
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Hidden Pantry
Design by Michelle Berwick Design
In keeping with the buttoned up appearance of this kitchen from Michelle Berwick Design, a hidden pantry lit by the natural light from a window adds ample storage, and disappears behind cabinetry when not in use.
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Custom Ceiling
Laura Brophy Interiors
Interior designer Laura Brophy of Laura Brophy Interiors created a tailored and contemporary kitchen with custom touches like a black Shou Sugi Ban dropped ceiling, white oak cabinetry, sculptural contemporary lighting, and marble-clad walls.
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Coastal
Design by Michelle Berwick Design
This spacious kitchen from interior designer Michelle Berwick of Michelle Berwick Design is a sophisticated take on coastal design with its palette of graphic white and black and tones of wood on the floors, island, and giant statement oven hood. Four pendant lights hung close together over the sprawling island help define and structure the space.
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Balinese Accents
Design by Julian Porcino
This Balinese-inspired Los Angeles kitchen from real estate agent and interior designer Julian Porcino has a dramatic wood frame that defines the open space between the cooking and dining area. He skipped the island seating and opted for a long dining table that can seat large parties. The dining space is accented with large scale woven pendant light fixtures.
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Double Islands
Design by Kate Marker Interiors
In this spacious kitchen, interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors took advantage of the room's width to add twin islands—one for prep, and the other outfitted with comfortable bar seating for dining. Decorative wood beams, a diamond detail on the custom wood islands, and delicate pairs of matching pendant lighting add symmetry and structure to the large open space.
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Traditional
Design by Whittney Parkinson Design
This traditional style kitchen from interior Whittney Parkinson of Whittney Parkinson Design has modern touches like a generous kitchen island with bar seating, a combination of built-in glass-front cabinetry and open shelving, and a classic palette of soft black, white, and wood tones that is carried through to the adjacent formal dining area.
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Bonus Space
Design by Kate Marker Interiors
This kitchen from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors has custom amenities, sophisticated furnishings and lighting, rustic wood touches, and a bonus dining nook for breakfast, homework, and casual family meals.
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Semi Open
Design by Mel Bean Interiors / Photo by Laurey Glenn
Interior designer Mel Bean of Mel Bean Interiors used medium toned grays and bronze accents in this polished semi-open kitchen design equipped with comfortable bar seating and perfect for modern entertaining.
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Seeing Double
Design by JRS ID / Photo by Lepere Studio
Interior designer Jessica Risko Smith of JRS ID gave a 1960s home a luxurious update with double side-by-side islands, top notch appliances, industrial farmhouse-style lighting, and a restrained palette of white, black, and gray.
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Built-in Banquette
Design by Kate Marker Interiors
This spacious kitchen from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors has a large island with bar seating and a breakfast nook beneath the windows fitted with a round table, built-in banquette, and pendant light.
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Rustic Chic
Design by Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
This spacious kitchen from interior designer Emily Henderson of Emily Henderson Design is a luxurious take on rustic chic, with its seamless wall of wood built-in cabinetry, painted out white ceiling beams, and generous black-and-white island anchored with a contemporary pendant light.
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Scandi-Inspired
Design by Cathie Hong Interiors / Photo by Christy Q. Photo
In this light-flooded L-shaped kitchen from interior designer Cathie Hong of Cathie Hong Interiors, a palette of dove gray and soft white creates a soothing Scandi-inspired backdrop with a California twist. Glass bubble pendant lamp fixtures practically disappear during the day while helping define the space.
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Open Pantry
Design by Kate Marker Interiors
Interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors outfitted the back pantry with open shelving that provides storage and a styling opportunity while keeping what can sometimes be a dark space feeling light and airy.
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Old World Details
Design by Britt Design Studio
Interior designer Andrea Pietragallo of Britt Design Studio infused a new build with old world attention to detail and styling including intricate ceiling detailing, an oval window in the pantry, and traditional bar stools with tall turned spindle wood backs.
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Polished
Design by Kate Marker Interiors
Interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors created an elevated but comfortable feel in this spacious U-shaped kitchen with a mix of built-in and freestanding cabinetry and open shelving and a shiplap ceiling painted in a satin white that reflects light. Instead of bar stools, the back of a large island forms a banquette for a generous dining table completed with normal-height seating for greater comfort and a more traditional feel.
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Galley Style
Design by Maite Granda
In this galley-style kitchen from interior designer Maite Granda, a play of built-in cabinetry, black-trimmed windows, and peekaboo shelving provides storage and allows plenty of light to flow into the pass-through space which is semi-open to the rest of the living area.
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Silver Tones
Design by Marlaina Teich Designs / Photo by Patrick Cline
Marlaina Teich Designs outfitted this comfortable kitchen with all the essentials and dressed it in a clean and understated palette of white, black, and silver accents that give it classic appeal that will stand the test of time.
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Black and Gray
Photo by Margaret Wright
This contemporary kitchen from interior and lifestyle photographer Margaret Wright has a moody palette of black and gray and sleek lines, with a trio of contemporary pendant lights that give it an elegant and polished feel.
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Midcentury Feel
Design by Julian Porcino
Real estate agent and interior designer Julian Porcino restored the original cache of this California midcentury modern home with a low key renovation that feels authentic and shows off the kitchen's clean lines and beautiful oak cabinetry that fits the space like a glove.
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Condo Amenities
Design by Maite Granda
In this compact luxury kitchen from interior designer Maite Granda, a floating hood vent is suspended from the ceiling over a sleek kitchen island outfitted with a flat induction cooktop and a seamlessly integrated sink that help to keep the open plan kitchen looking pristine when not in use. The space is relatively modest but the polish and attention to detail keep it feeling elevated and luxurious.
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Classic English
Design by deVOL Kitchens
This classic English kitchen design by UK-based deVOL Kitchens is built to preserve the original character of this spacious and charming period room, with its crown moldings and original fireplace. The kitchen island, freestanding glass-front hutch and cabinetry are painted in a matte forest green, with classic cabinet pulls, brass plumbing fixtures, and a farmhouse sink that give it a timeless appeal.
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Double Ovens
Design by Kate Marker Interiors / Photo by Stoffer Photography
It's not every day that you see a professional grade stove with a picture window as a backsplash. In this luxuriously spacious kitchen by Kate Marker Interiors, a massive oven hood suspended in front of the massive picture windows adds a sculptural element to the room with its modern farmhouse-inspired shiplap ceilings, polished black and white cabinetry, and showstopping black range that would be any cook's dream.
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Bespoke Pantry
Design by deVOL Kitchens
A generous built-in pantry in this kitchen designed by deVOL Kitchens includes convenient spice storage in the double doors and easy access to essentials. The pantry disappears into a seamless wall of custom cabinetry when closed.
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Ocean Highrise
Design by Maite Granda
Interior designer Maite Granda created a shiny, contemporary pass-through kitchen in shades of white and steel gray to blend in with the open plan decor of this Florida condo while keeping the focus on the stunning ocean views outside the floor-to-ceiling windows. Bright red bar stools and a sculptural floor lamp add color and contrast that keeps it from feeling too one-note.
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Family Style
Design by Sara Simon of Handsome Salt / Photo by Jenny Siegwart
Interior designer Sara Simon of Handsome Salt created a large family kitchen with generous volumes and an effortless appeal thanks to high slanted ceilings, a skylight, exposed duct work, and a large central live edge wood table instead of the usual kitchen island anchored with contemporary pendant lights.
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Peekaboo Windows
Design by Kate Marker Interiors / Photo by Stoffer Photography
This spacious kitchen from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors has an interior window that allows natural light to flow in while providing extra counter space. The black metal frame grid windows mirror the exterior windows which provides continuity, and allows for a window within a window effect over the sink.
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Floor-to-Ceiling Storage
Design by deVOL Kitchens
Floor to ceiling cabinets and two sets of double ovens are built in to complement the existing architecture in this spacious kitchen design by deVOL Kitchens. Consolidating essentials and appliances largely on a large blank wall helps to keep the focus on the rest of the room with its lovely fireplace and period details.
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Relaxed Luxury
Photo by Margaret Wright
In this kitchen from interior and lifestyle photographer Margaret Wright, a giant arched picture window, high ceilings, and a central island big enough to allow seating on two sides while preserving flow gives the space a laid back sense of California luxury. Earthy tones of wood and leather add to the relaxed feel, while a shot of blue adds a vibrant coastal note.
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Open Plan
Design by Mary Patton Design / Photo by Molly Culver
In this open plan kitchen from interior designer Mary Patton of Mary Patton Design, a spacious island provides seating for four while preserving flow. An airy pendant light fixture anchors the space, which is large and comfortable enough to accommodate double ovens, a double refrigerator, plenty of cabinetry, a generous oven hood, and seating for four.
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Textured Cabinetry
Design by Whittney Parkinson Design
Interior designer Whittney Parkinson of Whittney Parkinson Design added interest to this spacious white-and-gold kitchen with a mix of Shaker and textured built-in cabinetry that takes advantage of the high ceilings and vertical space for a tailored look. Gold-toned brass and bronze hardware adds sparkle.
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Finishes
Design by Leclair Decor
This kitchen from Leclair Decor uses striking finishes like bronze mirrored backsplash tile, mixed black and brass metals, rich walnut cabinetry, and a moody, masculine color palette for a refined take on modern luxury that makes the space feel grander than its proportions and fit for entertaining.
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Double Fireplace
Design by Latham Interiors
Interior designer Sarah Latham of Latham Interiors created a compact black-and-blue kitchen divided from the main living space by a double fireplace that lightly separates the space without closing it off, and adds a cozy element to the modern design when the fire is lit.
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Beach House Farmhouse
Design by Becca Interiors
Interior designer Becca Casey of Greenwich, CT-based Becca Interiors created a quietly luxurious farmhouse-inspired kitchen in this Southampton, NY surf retreat that has timeless appeal and is equipped with everything required for relaxing, comfortable, gracious family meals and entertaining.
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Arabic-Inspired Arches
Design by Maite Granda
This Florida kitchen from interior designer Maite Granda has a sense of presence and grandeur with its high ceilings, open layout, and Arabic-inspired arches with wood detailing that add a personal touch. A large contemporary bubble light makes a statement while keeping the space feeling airy. A dark gray marble waterfall island is equipped with turquoise velvet upholstered bar stools that add a sumptuous touch of blue that contrasts with the white walls and flooring.
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Polished White
Design by Thomas Guy Interiors / Photo by Haylei Smith
Interior designer Lance Thomas of Thomas Guy Interiors used dark wood flooring, bright white walls, cabinetry, and finishes, and gleaming pops of gold in this luxury kitchen with clean lines and high-end appliances. A red rug adds a splash of color and vibrancy to the sleek design.
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Black and White
Charlie Coull Design
Interior designer Charlie Coull of Charlie Coull Design used a crisp palette of black and white that includes floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinetry and sculptural pendant lighting over the island. A monumental black metal grid glass door adds a polished industrial edge and lets the natural light in. Brown herringbone patterned flooring adds interest, and chunky wood floating shelves give the wall of cabinetry some breathing room.
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Seamless
Design by Maite Granda
Interior designer Maite Granda ran the glossy and seamless white cabinetry up the high ceilings of this luxury Florida kitchen, interrupted only by stacked ovens and added a mirrored backsplash that reflects light. The custom-built storage exploits every last inch of vertical space and makes the airy kitchen feel bespoke while helping to ensure it stays clutter-free.
70 Kitchen Ideas You'll Want On Your Vision Board
Designer kitchen. 20 luxurious interiors
Everyone who visits our resource will read with interest how many modern ideas for arranging the kitchen exist. And what exactly will you like, I hope, will become clear from the photos of the guests of our site.
If you decide to buy an apartment, then first of all you should pay attention to the area for cooking. It is she who, according to most realtors, is able to raise or lower the cost of housing. Each of the alternatives that are presented in the article can be safely implemented in your home.
Luxurious kitchen
This kitchen is presented in light colors, not only the walls but also the floor. A lot of cabinets that lined up in one line are just a godsend for lovers of large storage space. But this is the only classic feature of such a kitchen. Chairs with dark bases in a futuristic style will help emphasize the unusualness of this interior.
It is also present in the glass staircase that leads to the second floor. Large round windows on the ceiling not only add light to the room, but also allow you to somehow smooth the corners between the wall and the ceiling. And on one of them it is necessary to place a bright modern painting , this will dilute the chill of the kitchen a little and make the design more eclectic.
Just like on a film set
From granite countertops to glossy white appliances, the cooking area is a chef's dream. Such a kitchen space will quietly accommodate all your friends who may unexpectedly come to visit.
The interior, made in shades of old oak, will perfectly complement the burgundy table and delicate chairs in the color of fresh milk. A kitchen in this style is simply created for relaxing with family and friends.
Like in the movie
Remember the movie about the house with 13 bedrooms? The style of each of them is reflected in the beautiful interior of the kitchen. All this is slightly diluted with a neutral red color, which, in combination with woven lamps, creates an atmosphere of peace and comfort.
Some of the items that were considered classics are slightly repurposed in this variant. So, for example, a pizza oven can be used not only for its intended purpose, but also as a place to store some products.
Entertainment kitchen
Sleek cabinet surfaces, a centrally located breakfast bar that resembles an island girded with white and black lines, make the kitchen not just a place for cooking and eating, but also a space for pleasant conversation. A little extravagance is given to her by utensils that match the color of the furniture.
Rural kitchen space
Sturdy and simple wood flooring is the basis for decorating your rustic home galley. Light original furniture , on the bottom of which there are a lot of small cabinets, as well as chairs and a table made of wicker, will help to create the impression of a morning in the countryside.
Birds Eye Veiw Kitchen
A horseshoe-shaped island will be an unexpected element of the interior and will be the centerpiece of the design. Dark wood cabinetry and flooring create a stark contrast to the peach colored marble countertops.
Large windows will be a great source of natural light and, in company with snow-white hanging shelves, will add a little lightness to the room. And modern stainless steel appliances and a chrome-plated faucet harmoniously complete the composition.
Eating and cooking arch
This is a great way to divide the space into work and dining areas. The wide arch and columns in the window decoration add royal luxury and a slight touch of monumentality to the design. A stylish island made of mahogany will become a bright accent of the room and will attract the attention of the viewer.
Traditional wardrobes, simple wooden furniture, light floors and tablecloths soften and balance the interior.
Natural wood kitchen
Even a brick fireplace could not do without such a finish. The beamed oak ceiling and carved lacquered pine furniture complement each other perfectly. The brown marble countertop seems to be disguised as a general design, while black spots in the form of a plasma TV, hob and accessories add great interior rooms a bit of contrast.
Fully stocked kitchen
Minimalist style and a stunning tricolor of rich black, glossy white and natural wood. Sophisticated zebra-striped wood and stainless steel accents complement the design of the cooking area.
The central composition is a large island with an oval bar. Tiled floors and glass accessories complete the stylish and modern look of the kitchen.
Kitchen for him and her
Universal design for a married couple. The neutral interior boasts chic marble floors and stunning fine wood cabinetry. There is a compact island, a breakfast nook and a full dining table.
Unusual built-in lighting of the kitchen space on a glossy stretch ceiling only enhances the majesty and luxury of this room.
Modern kitchen area idea
Great layout for your home galley with L-shaped unit and rounded island. Modern and stylish colors such as milky beige, black and white harmonize perfectly with bright chrome and gold accents.
Glossy surfaces and a gleaming marble floor create an intricate play of light, reflecting the reflections of recessed lights. Stainless steel furniture and a few decorative wood details give the interior a certain completeness and harmony.
Rustic kitchen design
Solid log beams, low ceilings and compact space give the room a traditional rustic feel. Pale wooden cabinets, chairs with bright upholstery and a large number of accessories only emphasize the tenderness of the design.
This is just the perfect place to hang out with a friend over a cup of coffee, as kitchen interior design project resembles a small French restaurant.
Advance style home galley
Ideal for an upscale mansion. A stunning combination of chocolate shades and onyx in the design makes it unique in nature. Soft colors, matte surfaces, neatness and strict minimalism of this room are skillfully complemented by pale blue curtains and snow-white furniture in the breakfast nook. We see a smooth transition from dark to lighter shades, which is a kind of delimiter between the working and dining areas.
Bright and bold
Great kitchen design on the top floor. Your neighbors will just die of envy! Here we see a harmonious combination of three areas. A cozy living room transforms into a dining room, and then smoothly flows into your home galley.
This is the perfect example of clean space organization. The range of all rooms is designed in soft pastel shades. A little liveliness and colors are given by unusual decorative pillows, a beautiful carpet and pots with exotic flowers and corals.
The luxury and chic of impressionism
An interesting combination of an L-shaped set and a long island. But attention should be focused on furniture. Mahogany, metal tables and simply incredible upholstered chairs evoke thoughts of royal castles and majestic interiors. The white wall decoration and soft beige floor add some contrast and noticeably soften the atmosphere.
Back to the future
At first glance it's hard to tell if it's futuristic or vintage? This kitchen is the embodiment of the turn of the century. Here we see a harmonious combination of ultra-modern and ancient classic style in the interior of . The curved shapes of the glossy headset, the delicate creamy background, the abundance of glass and metal decor seem to take us into the future. While the neon lighting and the traditional shape of the bar stools make us feel like a disco bar from the 60s.
Renaissance
The traditional tricolor of black, white and red will never go out of style. Here we see the usual English design of the late 50s. This can be seen from the classic chess tiles, massive dark wood table and leather chairs. This design with a touch of antiquity will awaken in you a feeling of home comfort and coziness.
Gentle French Bite
Ideal for large open spaces. Glittering red acrylic countertops are softened by a simple white-painted set. The stark mosaic on the ceiling is eye-catching and accentuates the decadent framing of the bronze chandeliers.
Painted porcelain plates add rustic charm to luxurious interior design. Here one is drawn to taste all the delights of seductive French cuisine.
A little vintage
Chic in simplicity. This is how this project can be described. The ceiling of solid logs and natural wood beams gives the room the feel of an old house in a poor area of England. While expensive carved exclusive furniture and a rich Venetian glass chandelier prove otherwise.
The highlight of the design was the traditional brick stove, and the white and blue Dutch tiles on the backboard were a worthy end to the design. Now you have enough food for thought. Having received such a charge of inspiration, you will definitely be able to create your own unique and inimitable interior. If you have some sketches, feel free to share them in the comments!
Luxury kitchens
Luxury kitchens
If you spend most of your time at yourself at home in the kitchen, you might consider additional design costs your luxury kitchen. If you are someone who loves to cook and often spends parties and gatherings, then this would be a wonderful investment for you and helped would add extra sophistication to your life. There are many attractive options for your kitchen and have a place where you can to host and relax, it would be wonderful for you and for your family. Luxury - it doesn't mean it's expensive, so don't worry too much about it, but always keep your budget in mind.
Where can I find luxury kitchen ideas?
There are so many inspirations for luxury kitchen designs online, in magazines or in showrooms that it will take time to browse them all. The idea of the style of kitchen you want will begin to form in your mind once you have done all of the above. If you're interested in a particular theme or style, you can narrow down your search and start exploring cuisines that are closer to your taste. Homify can help you with that as well. You can easily find your preferred kitchen theme and view photos of it, saving the ones that interest you. You can also add text on selected photos to clarify what exactly you like about this kitchen. Narrowing down ideas for your luxury kitchen will make the consultation with a professional more effective and allow you to start visualizing your dream kitchen much sooner.
How can I reduce costs when creating a luxurious kitchen?
If you have friends, neighbors, or family members who have recently fitted luxury kitchens, it's worth asking them about the costs and problems they've experienced so you can have an estimate of the costs. Also, they may have suggestions and advice on which specialists to use. So you can be guaranteed in their standards, based on someone else's experience. You might consider consulting with a professional where you can discuss the possible costs of the project and decide on the style of the kitchen after your research. This initial consultation may not even have a price. In order to ensure that the price is kept low, preparation, research and an estimated budget are vital.
Which specialists can I consider when designing a luxury kitchen?
Architects interior can be very helpful when deciding on your design kitchens as they can draw up floor plans for you to get you started visualize space. They can also help with kitchen cabinet and island placement recommendations to make sure that your kitchen design is as efficient as possible. Plumber and a kitchen fitter also play an important role if you previously had no experience in kitchen installations. it will cost you less in the long run as there will be less in the future repairs and you will be sure that your kitchen will work well and for a long time, as much as possible.