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If you're after the latest neutral kitchen ideas, then our curated selection of the best designs are here to inspire. For many years we were in love with all shades of beige, cream and magnolia – the color choices of property developers despite being the butt of many ‘discerning’ interior designer’s jokes. 

However, now the tide has turned, and those once reviled neutrals have been brought up-to-date with a sophisticated gray, taupe and coffee palette. These are the new neutral kitchen color ideas and painted kitchen ideas that will happily blend with bold contemporary shades or complement stronger, deeper heritage tones.  

Team neutral kitchen ideas with the latest wood finishes, and look at contrasting kitchen cabinet colors and textured materials. We show you how to create the perfect neutral living kitchen room scheme.

Neutral kitchen ideas 

There is a whole range of neutral colors to choose from – from elegant, just-off-whites, such as ivory, chalk and alabaster, to gray-beiges, such as taupe and stone, and more earthy shades, like linen.  For anyone who has dismissed neutral color schemes as a top option for their list of kitchen ideas, let us change your mind.

1. Paint with a subtle shade of green

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From knocked-back olive to smoky sage, for many kitchen designers green is the new neutral. Rachel Halvorson Designs is behind this wonderfully textured scheme, featuring Farrow & Ball’s Treron shade on the cabinets, handles from Rocky Mountain Hardware and an original brick floor. 

‘I wanted the cabinetry to be earthy yet elegant,’ says Rachel. ‘Softer greens are my favorite neutral paint color – I think green goes with everything. This green kitchen idea was all about playing off the old brick flooring and finding that balance between elegant and rustic.’

2. Set the scene in a neutral kitchen

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A plain white backdrop will bring interesting materials into sharp relief. The striking grain of natural elm wood on this island really stands proud against the crisp white units behind. ‘White alone can look a touch stark. Pairing wood with white cabinetry brings warmth to this scheme, alongside texture and depth,’ explains Pluck’s co-founder Leila Touwen. 

‘The warm timber also accentuates the subtle undertones that exist in all whites.’ It’s worth understanding how undertones work before committing to a white kitchen idea. Cool whites have hints of blue undertone, while warm whites have more yellow. Use this intel to help coordinate other materials and colors on your mood board.

3. Invest in honest materials 

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Reclaimed materials and raw finishes lend natural and earthy charm in this calming neutral kitchen space. Created by California-based designer Brad Krefman of BK Interior Design, a warm, neutral backdrop – Dulux’s Brave Ground is similar – tones serenely with unstained oak cabinet kitchen ideas. 

Copper mesh brings a modern farmhouse kitchen vibe to wall cabinets, while the perimeter worktops in creamy precast concrete are a practical choice. A rugged slab of reclaimed oak links the bespoke cooker hood with the salvaged ceiling beams above, helping to achieve a smooth transition from new oak to ancient timber. On the island, delicately veined Taj Mahal quartzite adds subtle pattern to the mix

4. Shake up the shine

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A neutral kitchen is effortlessly timeless and its beauty is that it can be modern or classic, whichever you desire. 

Mix up paint sheen levels to create layers of interest without diluting the purity of a predominantly white palette. For this neutral kitchen idea, glazed zellige-style tiles on the kitchen backsplash catch and refract the light, providing a dynamic contrast against low-sheen painted cabinetry. 

‘A glossy tiled backsplash also has the additional practicality of being easy to keep clean and looks fresh and hygienic,’ adds Stephanie Nix, kitchen designer at Neptune Wimbledon. ‘For work surfaces, you could opt for a cool polished marble for a sophisticated, contemporary feel. ’ Additional shininess can be introduced via chrome or nickel taps, glass light pendants and polished steel appliances.

5. Take a tone on tone approach to decorating

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The sage of Neptune’s Henley cabinetry continued onto the walls has a restful, serene effect. ‘The strong architectural elements, such as the beams, provided instant charm and interest so we decided not to compete with them, creating a simple, pared-back monochromatic scheme,’ says Simon Temprell, interior design manager at Neptune. ‘A light-oak countertop with black-bronze hardware enhances the vintage feel and the result is one of calm, understated elegance.’

6. Let the light dictate your color palette

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Using similar neutral tones for the kitchen countertops and cabinetry provides a modern, modular look that’s particularly effective with a handleless design like Roundhouse’s Urbo range. 

‘Most homeowners appreciate the benefits of testing paint colors in location but, with whites and other neutrals, it is crucial as they can be altered beyond recognition by light and shadow,’ says Ben Hawkswell, senior designer at Roundhouse . ‘Here on the cabinets we used Hardwick White by Farrow & Ball, which is a clean off-white that can look like a traditional grey in some lights. But it has chalky undertones that, in a sun-filled room like this, appear much brighter and more contemporary.’

7. Introduce subtle hints of color

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The beauty of a neutral kitchen is that it works with pretty much all colors – the sign of a great neutral. If you love cream kitchen ideas but feel they will be too stark in your kitchen then consider teaming white with pastel accents, which will create a subtly layered look.

Top-to-toe neutrals make a great blank canvas. ‘Add small elements to entice the eye, and use a variety of materials,’ says Richard Moore of Martin Moore .

8. Nod to the past

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Wood kitchen cabinet ideas and stoneware, two of the oldest and most sustainable materials, are used in harmony in this neutral kitchen.  

Here warm, natural materials, antique pieces and a balance of neutral tones have been brought together to create a timeless look. Reclaimed materials have a great sense of history – for instance, display shelves made from reclaimed wood might have grooves, stamp markings or nail marks, which will add character to your kitchen. 

9. Chase the light

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'The impact of sunlight levels on paint colors is well documented and I’m often asked which shades work best in north-facing kitchens with colder light levels,' says Anna Haines, director, Anna Haines Design . 

'One approach is to seek out neutrals with yellow undertones that will knock back cooler northern light. I also love the warmth of pink, but nothing too sugary. Dirty pinks resonate well in moodier light – try Plain English’s Mash, which is a warm, creamy hue with a hint of pink that is just the right side of muddy. Mix in copper and aged brass accents for extra warmth.  

Another favorite approach is to work with the poor light and go for cosseting dark shades. In my own neutral kitchen, the cabinets and window frames are in Farrow & Ball’s Railings, a deep inky blue. Paired with pure white on the walls, it feels enveloping and cozy.’ 

10. Put the focus on the details

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Neutral kitchen ideas need not be dull. The impact comes from layering in this design, with gorgeous brass hardware combined with superb detailing on the cabinetry. ‘We had the pleasure of designing every last detail of this kitchen with our client who was very open to the idea of adding textural touches – reeded paneling on the top doors and fluted detailing at the back of the kitchen cabinet ideas – combined with the quest for the perfect green,’ says interior designer Irene Gunter, founder, Gunter & Co. Interiors . ‘It took three attempts by the painters to get the shade just so.'

How do you style a neutral kitchen?

Neutral kitchens are ripe for styling. First think about which colors go best with neutrals. Unsurprisingly, natural, earthy colors go best with most neutral kitchen ideas. At the most neutral end of the spectrum, that includes white, gray, browns and blacks – and you can include everything from marble to wood to slate within that color spectrum. 

In terms of styling, take inspiration from the outdoors by introducing flora and fauna in delicate tones. Dried flowers are a lovely way to bring the beauty of nature into your kitchen all year round. Dried flowers are everlasting and will bring joy to interiors month after month without having to be continually refreshed, making them a sustainable way of decorating with flowers.

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15 Neutral Kitchen Decor Ideas with Contemporary Style

Looking at these neutral kitchen decor ideas makes me feel so relaxed. There’s something about a beige interior that just calms my soul. That’s why I adore neutral decorating.

If you feel the same, then I’m sure you’ll appreciate these gorgeous neutral kitchens. Having a neutral palette for the kitchen makes any cooking space look casual and serene. Besides being timeless, it is the perfect color palette choice to make the kitchen more cozy, unique, sophisticated, and refreshing. Neutral-toned kitchens are also much more on-trend in the 2020s than brightly colored, complicated ones. So rest assured that investing in this type of kitchen design is a smart move if you plan on selling your home in the near future.

Neutral Kitchen Decor

If you are looking to remodel your existing kitchen or just thinking about renovating or designing a completely new kitchen for your house, you should totally go for a warm-toned kitchen like one of these. Each of these kitchen designs brings the interior to life with a pleasantly warm tone and a touch of nature. Here are the best neutral kitchen decor ideas you can steal from us to transform your dream kitchen into reality!

Contrasting Kitchen Island

Many people like to use a darker color cabinet for their kitchen island. It’s the 21st century and your kitchen cabinets don’t have to be all the same color or finish! You can feel free to experiment with different shades of brown when it comes to your kitchen cabinetry. Most often I see lighter cabinets on the outside perimeter of a kitchen, and darker cabinetry on the kitchen island, as seen in this pretty kitchen with marble countertops. This helps to brighten the space as too much dark cabinetry can darken the mood of a room fast.

@alyssakapitointeriors

Tree Branch Centerpiece

Bring the outdoors into your neutral kitchen with some raw tree branches from your yard. Place them in a glass vase or a white ceramic bowl to create a quick and easy neutral centerpiece for your kitchen island or dining room table. Surround it with some fruits or a wood cutting board and you’ve created a gorgeous little neutral vignette in your kitchen!

@whittneyparkinson

Copper Pots and Pans

A huge trend in contemporary kitchen design is to display vintage copper pots and pans somewhere in the space. Whether against the backsplash or on the stove itself, be sure to show off your beautiful copper cookware. Here, a kitchen stove top is decorated with a beautiful antique copper kettle.

@whittneyparkinson

Brass Bar Stools

For a neutral kitchen design, it’s best to go with brass fixtures where you can. From the sink faucet to the cabinet pulls to the bar stools or chairs, stick with this gorgeous aged brass-tone seen here. It’s a favorite in neutral kitchen designs!

@kelseyleighdesignco

Open Shelving

To create an airy kitchen, open shelving is a must in at least one part of the room. Here, brown wooden shelves are installed on top of gray marble countertops, creating the perfect neutral kitchen design around the sink.

@kristenforgione

Wood Herringbone Floors

Using wood herringbone floors gives a Parisian flair to the nature of your kitchen. Another benefit of using wood floors is that they feel homey and soft on your feet. Since many people prefer lighter cabinets, a dark wood floor can provide a nice contrast and prevent your kitchen from looking too much like a hospital!

The marble block island in this kitchen has gentle brown veins further enhancing the warmth of this space.

Blakes London

French Bistro Chairs and a White Palette

If you love French design, then consider some French bistro counter chairs like these ones to sit at when eating breakfast.

The creamy white components of this kitchen make for a dreamy space. From the white kitchen island to the modern cabinetry, marble backsplash and light beige walls, there’s a cloud effect happening in this kitchen! Trends come and go, but a dreamy white shade never really goes out of style.

@lifeoncedarlane

Blonde Honey-Hued Neutral Cabinets

There are plenty of color tones and hues available for modern cabinetry but blonde, honey-hued kitchen cabinets stand out when it comes to achieving a warm and cozy atmosphere. Along with its beautiful color and relaxing tone for the eyes, honey cabinets are easier to clean and maintain than other dark or very light colors.

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Warm Toned Marble Backsplash

The backlash is one of the most important components of your kitchen. It enhances the beauty and protects the wall from grease, food residue, and smoke spots. Choosing a warm-toned backsplash of high quality marble gives you the opportunity to add some texture and design to your neutral kitchen. Take a look at this soft, serene, and lovely marble backsplash with brown veins – so unique!

@june. and.blue

Wooden Range Hood

To make a white kitchen more warm and cozy, it is a good idea to use a wood range hood finished in a warm tone. You don’t need to buy an expensive shiny black or blue colored kitchen hood for ventilation and a clean environment. For a more natural, rustic appearance, opt for a simple wood hood. This design choice can work wonders when it comes to adding a comfort element to your neutral kitchen. The range hood is an eye-catching architectural detail and its texture will make your kitchen look instantly welcoming.

@carcabaroad

Rustic Appeal

Warm earthy colors and architectural texture in the kitchen will give the space a rustic appeal. From raw, unfinished wood to live edge countertops, there are many ways to get a bit of rustic charm in your home. With proper lighting, you can see the natural details in raw wood, as seen below in this natural wood kitchen island counter.

Jill Egan Interiors

Wicker Counter Chairs

Woven wicker counter chairs give this space the warmth that it needs. The key to doing a white kitchen correctly is to add brown touches every so often. Whether it’s wooden chairs or a wood cutting board against the backsplash, every bright white kitchen needs a pop of brown to give it life.

In this kitchen, a row of windows helps to brighten the space naturally – a very eco-friendly choice to save electricity. Many home buyers are looking for houses with an eco-friendly edge to save them money. Your home will stand out with large windows and a center island like this one!

Your cabinet and backsplash should be a light beige or white to prevent the absorption of light. Sustainable resources such as bamboo can also be used where required to further boost the natural materials in the space.

@townsend_interiors

Experiment with Faded Colors, Too

Neutral decor doesn’t have to be all about beige and brown. Here, the kitchen has beautiful sage green cabinets which stay in line with the earthy tone theme. The rest of the kitchen uses neutral whites and browns so that green is really the statement of the room. It’s subtle, and not overdone. Perfection!

@theidentitecollective

Play with Patterns

Since neutral kitchens tend to be very minimalist and modern, play with patterns in your decorating. Here, an oriental runner rug was added to the space which gives it character and charm. It provides an eye-catching interesting look to the space and keeps it from being too bare and boring. The thick vein marble countertops are stunning!

@browninteriorsinc

Exposed Wood Ceiling Beams

Let those beams shine! Exposed wood ceiling beams are a great way to bring more neutral elements into your kitchen design. They create a sense of high ceilings in the room, yet they also make it feel cozy and safe at the same time.

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Our last tip is to keep it classic when decorating in the kitchen. Neutral decor in the kitchen looks more lovely and relaxing with subtle modern touches rather than bold daring designs. White classic cabinetry design and a honey oak island are enough to make your kitchen look subtle and elegant. The smart placing of each kitchen component coupled with excellent taste will make your cooking area warm and relaxing.

I hope these neutral kitchens inspired you as you go about your own kitchen renovation!

More Neutral Decor Ideas

If you love neutral decorating, then don’t miss our other related articles on decorating with beige and browns below. We love writing about earthy home decor ideas so if this article helped you, please let us know in the comments below! If there’s a topic you wish for us to write about, you can include that suggestion as well.

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A two-tone kitchen interior is a common design option with a dynamic look. The combination of a light top and a dark bottom does not have to be monochrome at all: you can combine different shades and experiment with accents in the form of fittings. Often this color scheme is used for straight kitchens to make them visually less “monolithic”, but in other types of layouts of sets, this design turns out to be successful.

How to combine colors correctly

Choose the colors of the future headset in the style of "light bottom, dark top", not forgetting the following important points.

Popular combinations

There are several win-win combinations, among which you can choose the right one for almost any kitchen. This does not mean that the colors of contrasting kitchens are limited to just these combinations - in fact, there are an infinite number of them. However, many combinations have been repeatedly tested and are widely used by designers in the design of kitchens.

Black

Considering contrasting kitchens with light tops and dark bottoms, the most obvious option is a combination of black and white fronts. It was she who became the progenitor of contrasting combinations in the interior. Black and white facades are a win-win option in almost any kitchen, both in a small Khrushchev and in a luxurious private house.

However, in addition to white, black harmonizes perfectly with many other colors. The black bottom of the kitchen is perfectly complemented by a gray top or facades in muted pastel colors: blue, green, red. Combinations with black can be made both more contrasting by choosing lighter colors for the upper cabinets, and darker. This color allows you to keep the concept of a light top and a dark bottom even with colors like gray or brown, because it still remains darker than them. However, it is better to use such dark combinations in spacious kitchens with good lighting so as not to overload the space. If you like the combination of these basic colors, but want to reduce the amount of contrast, pay attention to white kitchens with black countertops.

Gray

The gray lower facades also give room for imagination. In addition to the obvious white, almost all the same colors can be combined with them as with black. Pastel blue, green or beige will perfectly complement the color combination of such a kitchen.

Unlike black, gray will not allow the use of too dark shades for the upper facades, since in this case the desired contrast will not be obtained. When choosing the colors of the cabinets for gray cabinets, it is important not to make the set look uniformly gloomy instead of a dynamic one.

Brown

Brown color in the interior of kitchens is one of the richest in shades and one of the few that can create a contrast between their own tones. Varieties from dark brown to light beige contain almost all the shades necessary for the interior of the kitchen. At the same time, various wood textures also, most often, refer specifically to this color.

Dark brown cabinets go well with beige, peach, pink, light gray and other cabinets in delicate muted colors. It is not uncommon to find combinations of two woody textures of different saturation – darker on the bottom and lighter on top.

Blue

Deep or slightly muted dark blue color looks great on the lower facades in contrasting combinations. It is less versatile than black and grey, but also has some winning combinations. The classic option is white and blue kitchens with deep contrast. Less common combinations of blue and green with varying degrees of saturation. This color harmonizes well with light gray or yellowish upper cabinets.

Choose style

The combination of a light top and a dark bottom is versatile and suitable for almost any style. From catchy hi-tech to calm Scandinavian, and from light country to luxurious neoclassic. One of the most common and successful styles for contrasting combinations can be called practical modern and solid classics.

Contemporary

Just as beauty and practicality of use are combined in the concept of modern style, the two colors of facades interact in the same way. Using light tops and dark bottoms is a common technique when designing kitchens in this style. This combination looks equally advantageous with both matte and glossy facades.

The modern style is distinguished by a variety of design options, fittings and equipment used, and thanks to the huge number of possible color combinations, anyone can easily create their own unique kitchen.

Classic

Despite the strict luxury of classic headsets, they may well be made in contrasting colors. The only important thing to consider is that the choice of shades in this case will be limited to natural colors, bright unnatural tones will not fit into the concept of a classic style. Classic combinations of white and black or woody brown and light beige will be great options. The contrasting combination in a classic headset should not look pretentious - the colors, despite their opposition, should complement each other, creating a harmonious and luxurious appearance.

Kitchens with light tops and dark bottoms are not limited to the standard black and white combination and can be created in a wide variety of color combinations, making each one different from the others. However, it is important to understand that the key to a harmonious and cozy appearance of such furniture is a competent combination of shades. You can find out what colors are better to use in a combination of a dark bottom and a light top, what materials to use to implement your ideas, and other important nuances, you can contact professional designers who can give advice based on their rich experience in creating kitchens.

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Neat restraint and conciseness are the hallmark of a modern style that is ideal for decorating a 21st century kitchen. This is a very simple yet thoughtful design. Innovative materials and technologies provide maximum convenience in the cooking area, and the neutrality of the interior has a beneficial effect on the psyche. A modern style kitchen is a good solution for a small room or an open-plan apartment, although it looks unsurpassed in a spacious room. The examples in the photo below will help to verify this.

Modern Style Features

The fashion for certain areas of design is quite changeable. Every 5–10 years, new trends appear regarding decoration, furniture, appliances, accessories, and decor. Some trends, due to their brightness and unusualness, quickly gain popularity, but just as quickly become outdated, become boring or wear out.

As an example, we can cite glossy facades, so relevant in the early 2000s, pasted over with colored PVC film, mirrored stretch and figured ceilings, ubiquitous laminate and neon lighting. All these details in everyday life could not boast of practicality, so now they are gradually becoming a thing of the past.

The modern interior differs from the previous versions by calmness and almost classical regularity. It is characterized by smooth monophonic surfaces - matte or with a slight glassy sheen, an achromatic palette of colors, complemented by natural textures of wood and polished stone, a clear geometry of lines, balanced proportions.

In this design, everything is subject to strict rationalism: each piece of furniture fills the space that is intended for it, leaving no gaps or empty areas; all crockery, groceries, utensils and small appliances are hidden behind the elegant facades of the suite, and large appliances (oven, induction hob, coffee machine, refrigerator) fit perfectly into a single concept of a high-tech and ultra-functional kitchen.

Color design

Compared to other styles, modern will be the most neutral in terms of color. There are only three basic shades - white, gray and black. Occasionally you can see a minimalist kitchen with bright elements, but all other surfaces will remain achromatic and monochromatic.

Separate cabinet doors can be made of tinted glass or covered with blue, green, orange, yellow, burgundy film. Also, an apron, a bar counter, chairs, a background wall can act as a rich accent.

Modern style white kitchen

A set of kitchen furniture with smooth snow-white facades is perhaps the main trend of modern design. In most cases, it is even devoid of handles and opens with a slight pressure. The absence of visible fittings and any decor, combined with rectangular graphics, makes the set look like an ordinary wall, thereby visually reducing its dimensions.

The white polished surface of these cabinets reflects light, giving the kitchen a fresh and spacious look. Wooden countertops in warm colors, bright dishes and decor help to get rid of the feeling of a “laboratory” with this design.

Modern gray kitchen

In a monochrome kitchen interior, a gray wall always looks very appropriate. For ease of perception, the background wall, and the finish as a whole, is often left white. A colored apron and wooden tabletops slightly soften the office severity of a steel shade, which can be depressing in excess.

Nevertheless, a kitchen in which almost all surfaces and household items are made of gray stainless steel can be considered professional, because this is how the cooking area in restaurants is designed.

Modern style black kitchen

Not everyone dares to choose a black color for a kitchen set, and there is nothing surprising in this. The darkest shade in the achromatic palette frightens with its gloom and mystery, but it is in modern design that it acquires noble, in some ways even luxurious features.

The texture of the facades and its combination with other coatings has a great influence on the perception of a black kitchen. In this case, two types of cabinet design can be used - a glossy film, which, due to its color, has a deep mirror effect, and matte veneer with a hint of coal.

White ceramics, glass, bright plastics will be in good company with shiny surfaces, while muted black is recommended to be combined with wood and supplemented with warm spectrum lighting.

Materials and finishes

The durability of repairs in the kitchen and the comfort during its operation directly depends on the quality of the materials used. In a modern style, this issue is solved as practical as possible - a combination of the latest developments with time-tested classics. Particular attention is paid to the ergonomics of the covers: their cleaning should take as little time as possible, and the cooking process should bring as much pleasure as possible.

Floor

Considering that almost all the textures in a minimalist interior are monochromatic, flooring will be no exception to this rule. The material should be chosen moisture and dirt resistant. The best solution may be porcelain stoneware with a wood or marble texture, neutral ceramic tiles (gray, beige - in any case, not lighter than the walls and a headset), self-leveling floor. In the dining area, varnished parquet, laminate or even cork is quite acceptable.

Walls

An ideal backdrop for a modern-style suite would be plain walls painted in a neutral color. Under dark furniture, you can choose white, beige, light gray tone, light will fit beautifully into almost any environment. It is not recommended to choose wallpaper with a pattern - it is better that the texture resembles a rough stone or concrete. For an apron, as a rule, tinted glass or a small ceramic tile of light shades is used.

Ceiling

Probably the only acceptable option for decorating the ceiling in a modern style kitchen is uniform painting in white. This solution is suitable for all interior colors - from completely snow-white to black. If the height allows, you can make a two-level design, but only in the form of clear rectangles or squares, without any pretentiousness.

Be sure to fix a sufficient number of spotlights and, if necessary, several chandeliers on the ceiling. It is customary to hang them above the desktop-island or in the center of the dining area.

Kitchen appliances and accessories

It is impossible to imagine a real modern kitchen without appliances that facilitate the process of cooking and storing food. Built-in oven, hob, microwave, coffee machine, spacious refrigerator - all this should remain in sight, emphasizing the functionality and convenience of the cooking room.

It is advisable to choose household appliances from the same collection so that their design harmonizes with each other and, what is important, with furniture fronts. As a rule, the headset is made with niches of a certain size for accurate placement of new kitchen electrical appliances in them.

In contrast to the "rustic" design trends, such as country, Provence, Scandinavian or Mediterranean styles, in the modern there is no need to use vintage models. On the contrary, it makes sense to give preference to innovative developments: induction and touch panels, chrome-plated steel, platinum imitation, matte coating, tinted glass and metal shine are appropriate here.

The faucet and furniture fittings should be the same style - most of the "new" steel-colored taps, stainless sink, door handles and chair legs of the same material will do.

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