Modern cottage kitchen
8 Modern Cottage Kitchens For Every Decorating Taste
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Deirdre Sullivan
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In most homes, the cooking space is the central hub where families and friends gather to share meals or hang out. That said, cottage-inspired kitchens are arguably the most welcoming because of their simplified and casual good looks. If you are looking to pull off this homey style in your abode, you've come to the right place. From natural materials and breezy color schemes to understated furnishings to task lighting, our favorite cottage kitchens will inspire you to create a super inviting cooking space.
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Classic Cottage Kitchen With Practical Features
Nicola O'MaraThe classic cottage kitchen is more about function than cutesy decor—case in point, this charming example by interior designer Nicola O'Mara. Dove gray, Shaker-inspired cabinetry with beadboard sides establishes a vintage feel. Rustic wood shelves filled with Mason jar storage are both useful and minimalistic features that lend homey style. Not shown in the photo is the small farmhouse sink, another cottage kitchen staple deep enough to wash large pots and pans.
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Modest Cottage Kitchen With Clever Storage Features
DanboligCottages are typically small and modest places with smallish kitchens. This teensy example spotted on Danbolig packs smart features that make the most of its small footprint. The custom countertop packs drawer storage that makes up for the lack of upper cabinets. The rod across the window whips up room for cooking utensils. On the wall on the right hangs a mini pot rack stocked with the bare essentials. Note the backsplash over the stove—it is an inexpensive sheet of stainless steel.
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Charming White Cottage Kitchen With Retro Accents
Jess CooneyThere is no doubt in our minds that when it comes to enduring style, you can't go wrong with a classic white kitchen. This cottage-inspired cooking space by interior designer Jess Cooney combines Shaker cabinetry, traditional trim, and a mini subway tile backsplash punctuated with charcoal gray black grout.
Glass jars turn pantry items into beautiful display pieces. A few more articles like the vintage wood box and retro red scale lend vibrant color and earthy texture. The frosting on this visual treat is the sign that reads Eat, Drink And Be Merry. -
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Rustic Cottage Kitchen With Warm Tones
Jessica HelgersonInterior designer Jessica Helgerson opened up this ceiling in this adorable cottage to create a more open and airy great room, which included the very homey kitchen shown. The rustic wood accent wall is made up of discarded planks from the renovation. The cooking space tricked out with white features has plenty of base cabinets which eliminated the need for upper cabinetry that could make the cooking space feel cluttered. Cottage-inspired furnishing from the white china cabinet to the wood dining table with mismatched chairs pour on the country charm.
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05 of 08
Vintage Cottage Kitchen With a Few Modern Upgrades
Alys DesignThis lovely cooking space by Alys Design certainly spells cottage style.
The vintage cabinets were treated to a fresh coat of paint. Rustic wood shelves create more storage space while providing an opportunity to show off a few lovely things. The red apple sign is a whimsical touch that personalizes the space. Notice the new tile backsplash and slate flooring—both are modern updates that do not disrupt the kitchen's retro cottage appeal. -
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Cottage Kitchen With Pops of Pink
Sarah PhippsModern cottage kitchens typically have a retro vibe that is personalized to fit the homeowner's taste. According to interior designer Sarah Phipps, this cooking space's retro charm is serendipitous. The wood boards used to create the retro-inspired backsplash were discovered behind the original drywall. In fact, many of the adorable features in this kitchen are secondhand. The yellow cabinets were initially unpainted oak and were a bargain from a local reclaim store. The industrial light over the sink is refurbished vintage. The retro-inspired pink fridge, however, is a spanking new Smeg.
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07 of 08
Austere Cottage Kitchen for Modern Minimalists
James JudgeSome cottage kitchens can have an austere vibe thanks to Shaker-inspired furnishing like the wood benches and dining table shown in this cooking space by James Judge. The room's clean lines and lack of frills establishes an unfussy and minimalistic feel that's 100 percent modern.
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Bright and Cheerful Cottage Kitchen
Alys DesignWe cannot think of a more cheerful cottage kitchen than this lemon yellow example by Alys Design. The pale wood plank wall sets off the vibrant base cabinets. A practical, white enamelware set is beautifully displayed on open shelves. Check out the butcher block top table with stools in the foreground, we love that it doubles as a kitchen island.
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Life at the cottage revolves around the kitchen, whether it’s shucking corn for the next family meal, hosting a big brunch for guests or replaying highlights from an epic canoe trip.
Here are some of our favorite cottage kitchens from the House & Home archives — both big and small — that make the most of the cottage vibe with natural materials, lake-inspired palettes and plenty of seats.
Scroll down and get inspired by these fabulous cottage kitchens!
It’s all in the details in this nautical boathouse kitchen that features black-outlined cabinets and appliances, woven accessories and playful lighting. Board-and-batten walls soar to the ceiling for a quintessential lakeside look.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home July/August 2022
Designer: Anne Hepfer
Design duo Colin Blanchard and Kenneth McRobbie of 31 Westgate decided to preserve many of the original elements of their historical summerhouse in Nova Scotia. In the charming kitchen, they maintained the original sink and pantry configuration.
Photographer: Janet Kimber
Source: House & Home July/August 2022
Designer: Colin Blanchard & Kenneth McRobbie
Although they remodelled the cooking and fridge wall, a vintage-inspired oven and colorful wall tile embrace the home’s historic charm.
Photographer: Janet Kimber
Source: House & Home July/August 2022
Designer: Colin Blanchard & Kenneth McRobbie
This Prince Edward County kitchen is inspired by Lake Ontario. “I wanted robin’s egg blue, the shade of the shells you find all over the beaches here,” says homeowner Belinda Labatte. Deep blue Moroccan tile and wood cabinets also nod to the region’s natural setting.
Photographer: Valerie Wilcox
Source: House & Home July/August 2022
Designer: Interior: Jennifer Ferreira; Design-Build: Structural Anomaly
“I like solid wood, colorful kitchens in the country,” says designer Luke Havekes, who opted for a grassy green kitchen in Farrow & Ball’s Bancha for his Eastern Townships home.
He also added patterned wallpaper to the ceiling, giving the space a vintage vibe.
Photographer: Maxime Desbiens
Source: House & Home July/August 2022
Designer: Luke Havekes
The homeowner of this Muskoka cottage fell in love with the idea of using brass accents and a blue and white palette for the kitchen. A large, single-pane kitchen window bathes the sink and island in light, while wire pendant lights and soaring ceilings emphasize the airy feeling. Custom brass edging on the vent hood and brass toekicks pick up on the warmth of the floor color.
Photographer: Angus Fergusson
Source: House & Home August 2017
Designer: Alex Arnott
In this modern farmhouse kitchen, sleek cabinets and quartzite stone are contrasted by ceilings trussed in white oak beams.
The homeowners opted for prep space and storage over seating. Not pictured is the basement cantina, where the family stores sausages, wine and tomato sauce.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: House & Home June 2022
Designer: Halina Catherine
The palette for this Lake Huron kitchen is taken straight from nature. “The lichen and mossy green hues in the kitchen are from the path in the woods, and the robust orange of the tile is taken from pine tree needles,” says designer Penfield of Lucy Interior Design.
Photographer: Spacecrafting
Source: House & Home July/August 2022
Designer: Lucy Interior Design; Architecture: Sala Architects
Light cedar envelopes this 1,450-square-foot B.C. Cottage, and the kitchen is no exception.
“The natural materials created a unity with their environment,” says designer Patrick Warren, who also chose granite counters to match the granite from the beach.
Photographer: Ema Peter
Source: House & Home July/August 2022
Designer: Architecture and Design: Patrick Warren
In this coastal kitchen, a mix of bold blue hues and woven textures bring Cali-cool style to the space. According to designer Mariana Postlethwaite, her clients have lots of gatherings, which is why there’s island seating, a breakfast nook and a dining table all in one compact zone. “The caning on the cabinets is made in Mexico — which ties in nicely to my clients’ Mexican-American heritage,” she says.
Photographer: Adrian Tiemens
Source: House & Home July/August 2022
Designer: Mariana Postlethwaite
Lynda Reeves’s lakehouse kitchen was inspired by her many visits to English country homes.
“These kitchens often combined antiques of different periods; they were highly eclectic rooms filled with character,” she says. In her kitchen, dark painted wood cabinets, wood panelling and a vintage pine console perfectly encompass the English country kitchen aesthetic.
Photographer: Stacey Brandford
Source: House & Home January/February 2022
Designer: Lynda Reeves with Gillian Atkins and Candace Thompson
The combination of open shelving, handmade zellige tiles and watercolored hues in this beachy waterfront kitchen adds to the relaxed, coastal vibe. “This kitchen is beautiful, open and bright, with tiles that shimmer like seashells, ” says homeowner Kirsten Reid.
This contemporary white-on-white kitchen fits right into this modern summer retreat on Bowen Island. Architecture and design firm OMB kept most of the decorating minimal to place emphasis on the sweeping views of the ocean.
Photographer: Ema Peter
Source: House & Home July/August 2021
Designer: Architecture and design by Office of Mcfarlane Biggar Architects + Designers (OMB)
In this Georgian Bay cottage, designer Emily Hollis wanted the interior to reflect the rocky landscape outside, and opted for Soapstone counters in the kitchen. Large awning windows also ensure the focus remains on the picturesque view.
Photographer: Donna Griffith
Source: House & Home July/August 2021
Designer: Emily Hollis; Architecture by James Ireland Architect
This sleek and sophisticated kitchen belongs to Cory DeFrancisco, the principal designer of luxury furniture company Muskoka Living. While his cottage is located on Muskoka’s Lake Joseph, much of his design inspiration comes from his West Coast roots.
“The goal was to take an organic approach,” says Cory. “We have an affinity for the laid-back beachy vibe so prevalent in California; it motivates a lot of our furniture design.” An oversized vent hood and ceiling clad in oak plays up the laidback Cali-cool style.
Photographer: Valerie Wilcox
Source: House & Home July/August 2021
Designer: Cory DeFrancisco
In this Kawartha Lakes cottage, an open-concept kitchen is fit for entertaining with an oversized island and hidden walk-through pantry. “They’re a young family that hosts a lot. They didn’t want a big kitchen that would easily clutter, so there’s a ton of storage,” says designer Barbara Purdy. Despite being spacious, the cottage kitchen still feels cosy with exposed ceiling beams, a stone fireplace and wood accents throughout.
Photographer: Donna Griffith
Source: House & Home October 2021
Designer: Barbara Purdy
In this stone ski chalet designed by Blanc Marine Intérieurs, a combination of rustic knotty pine floors, delicate wood cabinets, brass details and a farmhouse sink establish a charming country vibe.
The mini butler’s pantry is reminiscent of an antique chest.
Photographer: Sylvie Li
Source: House & Home October 2021
Designer: Laurence Pons Lavigne and Mélanie Cherrier, Blanc Marine Intérieurs
In designer Caroline Bouffard’s cottage in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, she created a country kitchen with concrete-look quartz counters, shiplap, a tin pendant and plenty of open shelving. “I wanted everyone to enjoy the place without worrying about damaging anything or being messy,” she says of the space’s laid-back appeal.
Photographer: Maxime Desbiens
Source: House & Home July/August 2020
Designer: Caroline Bouffard
The kitchen in designer Emily Griffin’s cottage-style barn is not a working kitchen — yet.
“It’s more of a bar right now, but we plan to install a range,” she says. “Kitchen cabinets felt too conventional, and a sink skirt is an old-fashioned cottage trick. When I put the captain’s chair in place with its toile-covered seat cushion, I switched from the idea of solid linen to full-on toile! We have a bar fridge and microwave hidden underneath those skirts.”
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home July/August 2020
Designer: Emily Griffin
Why not defy expectations with a bright-colored subway tile? The homeowners’ love of sea glass was the inspiration behind the frosted-glass backsplash in the kitchen of this P.E.I. summer home.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: House & Home July 2019
Designer: Architecture by David Lopes
This is not your average cottage kitchen! To prevent the pale floors and white cabinets from looking bland, designer Lorraine Franklin added black furniture and accents, including a panelled vent hood and island front.
Photographer: Valerie Wilcox
Source: House & Home July/August 2020
Designer: Lorraine Franklin; Architecture by Nelson Kwong & Neal Prabhu at nkArchitect
The emerald kitchen in this Bowen Island retreat in B.C. is a showstopper. “The house is filled with different woods and black, gray and white so, in the kitchen, we wanted something colorful, rich and slightly traditional,” says the homeowner of the on-trend green cabinets.
Photographer: Janis Nicolay
Source: House & Home May 2020
Designer: Peter Atkinson
The custom dining table is made out of oxidized oak with an industrial-style darkened steel frame. In the kitchen beyond, a mix of materials, from the rough barnboard lowers to the floating oak shelves and antique hardware, has casual, eclectic appeal.
Photographer: Janis Nicolay
Source: House & Home May 2020
Designer: Peter Atkinson
In this contemporary Muskoka lakehouse, the kitchen’s black granite countertops add bold contrast when paired with white marble shelves. Casual meals are eaten at the 14-foot-long island.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home August 2019
Designer: Sloan Mauran
Designer Sam Sacks turned her “dingy hunting shack in the woods of Frontenac County, Ontario” into a boho haven for her family. For that unhurried mood of a beach holiday, Sam paired natural wicker, rattan and wood accents with a modern white Ikea kitchen. Brass shelf brackets support cedar boards salvaged from the old swimming dock.
Photographer: Stacey Brandford
Source: House & Home July 2019
Designer: Sam Sacks
This modern Muskoka cottage is the weekend hub of the Metrick clan (the family behind luxury retailer Elte).
An island with a cool gray waterfall countertop and built-in storage is a striking counterpoint to the soaring ceiling and the ash-veneered cabinets stained to match the floor.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home July 2019
Designer: Architecture by Akb Architects
Nautical vibes abound in this luxe boathouse kitchen! The beautiful blue and white palette is a perfect mix to match the waves outside. Given the sloped ceilings, designer Anne Hepfer knew long pendants over the kitchen island would look awkward. Instead, she designed a pair of polished-nickel gooseneck task lights — a nod to outdoor dock lighting — and had them mounted on either end of the island.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home August 2017
Designer: Anne Hepfer
Retailer Lysanne Pepin turned her quaint cottage in Quebec’s Eastern Townships into a chic hangout that’s as beautiful as her lifestyle boutique, Maison Pepin.
“Everything in a kitchen needs to be used,” says Lysanne, who opted to display tools and spices on open box shelves, rather than in cupboards. “If it’s collecting dust it doesn’t need to be there.” She also maxed out the dimensions of the oak island. “The island is a hub of activity,” she says. “Whenever there’s a party, everyone’s there!”
Photographer: Maxime Desbiens
Source: House & Home July 2018
Designer: Lysanne Pepin
When a couple with grown children confessed to Margot Bell and Dasha Ricci of Peaks & Rafters that they were ready to replace their family cottage with a design that emphasized light as well as the rugged surroundings, the designers, who specialize in cottage properties, immediately understood. The kitchen island incorporates a wood dining table for informal meals.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: House & Home July 2019
Designer: Margot Bell & Dasha Ricci, Peaks & Raftors; Architecture by +VG Architects
Cory DeFrancisco, principal designer and owner of Muskoka Living, wanted to be very true to old Muskoka style with this boathouse.
“The whole boathouse, both inside and out, has that relaxed look and feel of sitting on a veranda,” says Cory. He used a bright white semi-gloss paint on the kitchenette cabinets. A marble-look countertop in Caesarstone’s Misty Carrera and antique French metal stools — customized for counter height — add a vintage look.
Photographer: Michael Angus
Source: House & Home August 2019
Designer: Cory DeFrancisco, Muskoka Living
The custom millwork was painted a dark gray that reads as slate blue. A bar console is equipped with brass library lights for mixing evening G&Ts.
Photographer: Angus Fergusson
Source: House & Home August 2017
Designer: Alex Arnott
Inspired by Cape Cod beach houses, a mix of warm whites and cool mint greens give this kitchen a bright and breezy feel.
Photographer: Jean Longpré
Source: House & Home July 2013
Designer: Heidi Smith
To keep the kitchen feeling casual and add character, the cabinetry was built to look like free-standing antique furniture. Rich, wide-planked wooden flooring picks up on the vintage vibe.
Photographer: Stacey Brandford
Source: House & Home July 2014
Designer: Natalie Hodgins and Kate Stuart, Sarah Richardson Design
Despite its grand size, this cottage’s kitchen feels cozy thanks to bead-board details on the vent and the ceiling, and the antique wooden stool.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: House & Home July 2016
Designer: Margot Bell, Peaks & Rafters
This Muskoka, Ont.
, cottage kitchen has a country feel, brought to life by X motifs on the island and the upper cabinets.
Photographer: Michael Graydon
Source: House & Home July 2013
Designer: Cory DeFrancisco
This Eastern Townships retreat in Quebec has charm to spare. A door off the kitchen facilitates the indoor-outdoor flow for dinner prep and alfresco dining, perfect for cottages with kitchen gardens or an adjacent patio.
Photographer: Monic Richard
Source: House & Home June 2014
Designer: Anne Côté
This family cabin on B.C.’s Pender Island picks up on the surrounding lush wilderness of a West Coast island by incorporating wooden accents and natural textures. The kitchen has all the mod trappings of a larger city home.
A tall, slender fridge allowed for more counterspace, while neutral Silestone counters continue up the wall to create a seamless backsplash that doesn’t scream “kitchen” in the open-concept space. An oversized length of burlap softens the utilitarian kitchen table.
Photographer: Janis Nicolay
Source: House & Home July 2014
Designer: Carrie McCarthy
Hand-thrown plates and cups in earthy tones of clay add a subtle rustic touch to the open shelves. Easy-care polished concrete floors keep maintenance low.
Photographer: Janis Nicolay
Source: House & Home July 2014
Designer: Carrie McCarthy
Slipcovered chairs provide low-maintenance seating, ideal for summer’s seasonal menu of juicy fruits and barbecued meats.
A large nautical print adds to the waterfront vibe.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home July 2017
Designer: Cory DeFrancisco
Family vacations in St. Barts inspired Toronto designer Montana Burnett to create a serene retreat closer to home. Designed in collaboration with her mother, artist Martha Solomon, their family cottage is bright and breezy, with a soothing palette inspired by natural materials. Shaker-style cabinet fronts are a simple and pared-back choice, ideal for fuss-free cottages. Warm wooden accents and trim add rustic polish that plays off the modern light fixtures nicely.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home July 2015
Designer: Montana Burnett
Customizing standard big-box store kitchen cabinets with brass hardware warms up the all-white look.
A traditional rug and linen roman blinds soften the room’s hard surfaces, while the black-painted doors add contrast.
Photographer: Janet Kimber
Source: House & Home July 2014
Designer: Deb Nelson
In this open-concept cottage living area, the design of the kitchen had to work with the overall look. Long, orange leather handles add subtle punches of color that will patinate over time.
Photographer: Janis Nicolay
Source: House & Home August 2016
Designer: Erin Chow, The Cross
Stainless steel accents add a bit of an industrial edge to this West Coast beach house; as a bonus, they’re a hardy choice for rough-and-tumble cottages.
Photographer: Heather Ross
Source: House & Home July 2013
Designer: Lara Irwin
Terracotta-tile floors inject some warmth into the clean and cool-toned color palette on the cabinetry and walls.
The tiles are also cool underfoot in the hot summer months.
Photographer: Kim Jeffery
Source: House & Home June 2017
Designer: Virginie Martocq
Exposed rafters and open-framed shelving play up the classic cottage vibe and allow for casual displays of wares and artworks. Striped barstools add a nautical flair.
Photographer: Janet Kimber
Source: House & Home August 2015
Designer: Architectural design, Nicholas Lewin
To maximize the lofty ceilings, designer Cameron MacNeil chose a white-washed palette, grounded by dark brown wood flooring. To keep the laid-back cottage feel, maintenance-free Caesarstone was chosen instead of marble.
Photographer: Angus Fergusson
Source: House & Home June 2015
Designer: Cameron MacNeil
Playing up a rustic design, reclaimed barnboard covers the cabinetry, appliances, island and even the range hood.
Adding to the outdoorsy feeling is a twig-like chandelier and stone composite backsplash.
Photographer: Ashley Capp
Source: House & Home July 2014
Designer: Tracy Thomson
A charming country design takes center stage in this cottage kitchen. Butcher-block countertops, exposed panelled walls, open shelving and a Persian rug add to its time-honored coziness.
Photographer: Maxime Desbiens
Source: House & Home August 2016
In the true nature of a weekend home, this cottage kitchen is bare-bones — but it still looks great. An Ikea blind and a plywood countertop add a hint of Scandi style on a budget.
Photographer: Ashley Capp
Source: House & Home July 2015
Designer: John and Juli Daoust Baker
Despite the small footprint, designer James Davie managed to fit a full-size farmhouse sink, under-counter fridge and plenty of storage into the kitchenette.
Mint-green enamel shades give the light fixtures a vintage look.
Photographer: Donna Griffith
Source: House & Home August 2017
Designer: James Davie
To capitalize on this kitchen’s layout, designer Cameron MacNeil selected traditional glass-front cabinets, a charming farmhouse sink and classic pulls and knobs.
Photographer: Angus Fergusson
Source: House & Home July 2011
Designer: Cameron MacNeil
An eclectic mix of furnishings and accents feels equally fresh, and provides plenty of visual interest in this kitchen’s compact spaces.
Photographer: Janet Kimber
Source: House & Home July 2010
Designer: Deb Nelson
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Kitchen design in a private home.
The kitchen in a private house usually has a good footage, where you can organize a comfortable working area. Unlike kitchens in apartments, it is not a place where guests gather or where the family spends most of their time, since a dining room and a living room are provided for these purposes in a private house. Therefore, the kitchen here has more utilitarian functions, while remaining part of the public space. nine0003
Private home kitchen design
Whether you are designing a home from scratch or buying a finished home, chances are the ground floor kitchen will be combined with the dining and living areas. Together they create a more formal look, represent the largest room in the house. Visually separate the kitchen from the rest of the room using:
- decorative doorway
- swing doors with glazing
- sliding doors
- loft style glass sliding partitions
- with furniture, such as a bar counter.
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Kitchen layout
Creating a kitchen interior in a private house begins with the layout of the room.
The kitchen set is the most important element and the convenience of the working area depends on its configuration.
- Linear set is installed along one of the walls, depending on the style and the required configuration, the set may consist of lower and upper cabinets or only a lower base with open upper shelves. The main advantage of a linear set is that you do not need to think over the filling of corner cabinets and join the countertop. nine0132
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- L-shaped set is placed along two adjacent walls at an angle. One part without upper cabinets can be installed at the window, the other with tall column cabinets along an empty wall.
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- U-shaped set allows you to use all available space to create a working area. It is important to take into account the location of the zones that should always be at hand - a refrigerator, a stove, a sink: when planning, make sure that the hostess does not have to "wind" kilometers when moving around the kitchen. nine0132
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Bar counter: yes or no? nine0127
In a photo of a kitchen in a private house, you can almost always see a bar counter or a kitchen island with a bar counter.
Does she need? Many owners are not ready to set the table in the dining room for every meal, that's when a small countertop comes to the rescue, where you can drink coffee, have a snack or have a full dinner together or alone. During the day, the bar counter can serve as a desktop if you need to work a little on your laptop. Children can do their homework at the bar while mom cooks dinner. It turns out that this is a multifunctional thing, which is better to provide for in the layout of the kitchen, if there is free space. nine0003
Design: Insomnia
Author of the project: Marina Izmailova
Kitchen styles in a private house
We say a private house, we present - country . Wooden walls, ceiling beams, a wooden set and an apron made of aged tiles - this is exactly the kind of kitchen interior in a private house that is in the photo. But designers urge to abandon stereotypes and mix different styles.
For example, to dilute the dark tones of a country-style setting, install not a traditional wooden, but a light or even white set. Give up tiles on the backsplash in favor of concise artificial stone. nine0003
Project author: Vera Gerasimova
Project author: Elena Zorina
Project author: Tatyana Bezverkhaya
Project author: Irina Zavarina, Kirill Gusev
Provence style is one of the most popular for decorating a kitchen in a country house. There are no strict rules in it: the main thing is natural materials, not a bright color palette, cute details. This is an excellent field for experimentation and designers actively use it: they combine different shades, add colored textiles, instead of lamps with a forged metal base, they hang crystal chandeliers or modern shades. nine0003
Authors of the project: Anna Bystrova, Irina Shulgina
Project author: Elena Frantsuzova
Authors of the project: Natalia Lomeiko, Tatyana Trofimova
Project author: Elena Tarasyuk (Rumyantseva)
Classic kitchen is a frequent visitor to country houses with a large renovation budget.
A beautiful suite with carved details, a cozy dining area, a decorative ceiling, and rich textiles create the unique atmosphere of an old manor. nine0003
Project author: Irina Ostrovskaya
Loft-style and modern kitchens are increasingly seen in the interior of private houses. Today, the boundary between the style of apartments and houses is slowly blurring and styles "roam" from one space to another. Designers add metal details, experiment with facade decoration to fit the loft kitchen into the interior of a wooden house.
Authors of the project: Alexandra Fedorova, Polina Fedorova, Anastasia Gurova
Project authors: Anna Garmash, Vedran Brkic
Authors of the project: Katerina Yudina, Andrey Savlyuk
Eclectic is one of the most popular trends in the design of not only the kitchen, but also other rooms.
Assumes a harmonious mixture of elements from different styles. Let it not surprise you that in a wooden house you will find fashionable plastic chairs or facades made of shiny metal - this is not a mistake, it is intended. nine0003
Author of the project: Alexey Razorenov
Project author: Asel Baymakhan
Project author: Lyudmila Krishtaleva, Oksana Panfilova
Private home kitchen: cool design ideas and photos
Accent lighting
Highlight the dining area with a huge chandelier or lighting arrangement to give your kitchen a grand look. nine0003
Project author: Tatyana Tsivileva
Project author: Tatyana Kononova
Author of the project: Anna Lazareva
Author of the project: Anna Lazareva
Two-level kitchen island
For comfortable cooking and eating at the bar, pay attention to the kitchen island with two levels of countertops.
In the one above, you can build a hob, and on the bottom - put dishes for a snack. nine0003
Designed by: Fabiano Vidussi
Convertible island
Don't skimp on custom-made furniture. Then an island will appear in your kitchen, which with one movement of the hand turns into a dining table with a compact sofa.
Project author: Oleg Klodt
Red accents
Bright accents add dynamics to the interior of a wooden house. Red details look great in the kitchen - some of the cabinets, built-in bottle holders, a refrigerator or small household appliances. nine0003
Project author: Tatyana Ilyina-Sorokina
Project author: Marina Kutepova
Emerald Kitchen
To make a traditional light set more interesting, it's worth adding juicy details around. For example, lay out an apron up to the ceiling from small-format green tiles.
