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From stained glass panels to unique hardware, designers say these trends are about to take off.
By Kelly Allen
Cabinetry remains a crucial part of any kitchen. Not only does it determine how much storage you have and how you’re able to organize your kitchen essentials, but it has a heavy influence on your kitchen’s overall design style. As we look ahead to a new year, we tapped designers for their thoughts on what’s next in kitchen cabinetry design. From stained glass panels to mixed materials, take a look at these kitchen cabinet trends that are expected to take off in 2023.
Dark Stained Wood
Adam Kane Macchia
"I think we are finally seeing a return to dark stained wood cabinetry in the kitchen," says Studio Dearborn founder Sarah Robertson. " It works as a counterbalance to all the saturated colors in our interiors right now, lends a 'been here forever' vibe, and aligns with our yearnings for the comfort of our grandparents' home!"
See more of this kitchen by Studio Dearborn.
Stained-Glass Panels
Adam Kane Macchia
“Stained glass cabinets were once a popular choice but fell out of favor in recent years,” says designer Margarita Bravo.
“However, they are making a comeback as homeowners seek to add a touch of elegance to their kitchens.”
In a soft, monochromatic pink kitchen by Baxt Ingui Architects—designed for the 2022 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse—custom cabinetry by Taffera Fine Building & Finishes and Ace Fabrications features leaded glass by Sunburst Studios.
Two-Toned Cabinets
Nicole Hollis Studio
Two-toned cabinets may not seem like an obvious choice, but they can bring depth, intrigue, and subtle variation into your kitchen. "Two-toned cabinets are gaining popularity as homeowners seek to add a touch of personality to their kitchens," Bravo says. "Black and white cabinets are a classic combination that can create a stunning look, while other popular choices include blue and white, grey and white, and even green and white."
Kitchen design by Nicole Hollis Studio.
Special Hardware
Phil Mansfield
Unique kitchen cabinetry hardware will play a key role in kitchen personalization.
Not only can it make your space unique, but it can amplify the design style you're after. For the kitchen of the Kingston Design Connection Showhouse in 2022, Hendley & Co tapped Modern Matter for exquisite hardware, including red geometric knobs and tortoise pulls.
Traditional Details
Adam Kane Macchia
"Traditional details in the kitchen are back," Robertson says. "But unlike kitchens of decades ago, they are infused with lots of light from big windows and a mix of light and dark finishes—resulting in a bright, eclectic, and very personal space."
Interior design by Studio Dearborn.
Bold Colors
Douglas Friedman
If you thought purple kitchens were bold, get ready for a greater color direction. "Bright yellows, oranges, and reds are all becoming more popular as homeowners look to add a pop of color to their kitchens," Bravo says. "This can be done with either accent cabinets or by painting the entire kitchen in a bold color or adding wallpaper to accent the room.
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Kitchen design by Michelle Nussbaumer.
Natural Finishes
Stacy Zarin Goldberg
The warm, rustic look of cabinetry that emphasizes its wood grain creates an inviting atmosphere. "Although we've already seen a bit of this in 2022, we will see even more natural wood finishes in kitchens in 2023," designer Hilary Matt says.
She adds: "Whether incorporated into cabinetry, accessories, or flooring, the options are limitless! I love the look of natural wood on panel-ready appliances—like Sub-Zero Designer Series Refrigeration—which can add sophistication to your space, especially when paired with other materials like a patterned tile floor or a stone island."
Kitchen design by Alison Giese.
Warm Accents
George Ross
"It is a great luxury to be able to entertain in your kitchen, and having a space where guests can feel comfortable and relaxed is incredibly important," says Anna Zaoui, co-founder of The Invisible Collection.
"Using warm colors and different textures to create a special space within your kitchen area is a fantastic way to do this that can be achieved with cabinetry in painted wood with old fashioned handles in copper or old gold finish metal. A vintage addition will wrap it up, be it a pendant, chairs, or copper pans."
Kitchen design by Birgitte Pearce.
Mixed Materials
EMIL DERVISH
Mixed materials continue to gain popularity in everything from staircases to kitchen cabinetry. "Cabinets made from a combination of wood and metal are becoming increasingly popular as they offer a unique look that is both stylish and durable," Bravo says.
Kitchen design by Emil Dervish.
Kelly Allen Associate Editor Kelly Allen is the current Associate Editor at House Beautiful, where she covers design, pop culture, and travel for digital and the print magazine.
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With 2023 just a few short months away, designers and interior decorators are already gearing up for the trends the New Year will bring. And when it comes to kitchen design, we can expect big things. From enhanced technology to bold colors and more multifunctional spaces, 2023 will be all about increasing convenience, comfort, and personal style in the kitchen. Here are 6 kitchen design trends that will be big in 2023, according to experts.
Smart Technology
As technology continues to advance, the use of smart technology in the kitchen is expected to increase. This includes appliances that are connected to your wifi and can be controlled by your smartphone, voice-activated appliances, smart touchless faucets, and more. Smart kitchens aren’t just convenient, but they help to save on time and energy–with most smart appliances being more energy-efficient than their traditional counterparts.
Butler’s Pantries
Sometimes referred to as a scullery, working pantry, or functional pantry, butler’s pantries are on the rise and expected to be popular in 2023. They can act as additional storage space for food, a dedicated food prep space, a hidden coffee bar, and so much more. David Kallie, president and CEO of Dimension Inc., a home design, build, and remodeling firm based out of Wisconsin, says that in particular, he expects to see more concealed or secret butler’s pantries in the near future. “Customizable appliances that perfectly mimic the cabinetry are a trend that has been gaining speed for years. New in concealed kitchen design is the secret butler’s pantry…hidden behind a matching cabinetry panel or a sliding ‘wall’ door."
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Slab Backsplashes
Traditional white subway tile backsplashes and trendy zellige tile backsplashes are being replaced in favor of sleek, large-scale slab backsplashes. A slab backsplash is simply a backsplash made out of one large piece of continuous material.
It can be matched to the countertops, or used as a statement piece in the kitchen with a bold contrasting color or design. Granite, quartz, and marble are popular choices for slab backsplashes although there are many options available.
“Many clients are requesting slab backsplashes that go all the way to the ceiling around windows or around a range hood,” says Emily Ruff, owner and Principal Designer at Seattle-based design firm Cohesively Curated Interiors. “You can forgo the upper cabinets to allow the stone to shine!”
Slab backsplashes aren’t just eye-catching, they’re functional too, points out April Gandy, Principal Designer at Alluring Designs Chicago. “Carrying the countertop to the backsplash provides a seamless, clean look, [but] it is also so easy to keep clean since there are no grout lines,” she says.
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Organic Elements
The past few years have been all about bringing nature into the home and this isn’t expected to stop in 2023.
Organic elements will continue to make their way into kitchens in the form of natural stone countertops, organic and eco-friendly materials, wood cabinetry and storage, and metal accents, to name a few. Sierra Fallon, Lead Designer at Rumor Designs, sees natural stone countertops in particular as a trend to watch out for in 2023. “While quartz will remain a go-to for many, we will see a growth in the use of beautiful marbles and quartzites with more color on countertops, backsplashes, and hood surrounds,” she says.
Cameron Johnson, CEO, and Founder of Nickson Living predicts this green movement will manifest in both large and small items in the kitchen. Things like “wood or glass bowls in lieu of plastic, stainless trash bins, and wood storage containers,” on top of bigger-ticket items like marble countertops or natural wood cabinets are all things to watch out for in 2023, Johnson says.
Large Islands Designed for Dining
The kitchen is the heart of the home, and many homeowners are opting for larger kitchen islands to accommodate dining and entertaining directly in the kitchen rather than a formal dining room.
Hilary Matt of Hilary Matt Interiors says this is a function of homeowners “redefining the spaces in our homes.” She adds, “Traditional kitchens are evolving into other parts of the home. In the coming year, I predict larger—and even double—kitchen islands will be integrated to accommodate for larger entertaining and gathering spaces in the kitchen.”
Interior Impressions
Warm Colors Are In
While white will continue to be a popular choice for kitchens in 2023, we can expect to see kitchens get a bit more colorful in the new year. In particular, homeowners are embracing warmer tones and bold pops of color rather than monochromatic, Scandinavian-style minimalism or white and gray farmhouse-style kitchens. Of the push towards using more color in the kitchen, Fallon says that she sees lots of organic and saturated colors being big in 2023 in all areas of the kitchen. Expect to see all-white cabinets switched out in favor of warm, natural wood tones in both dark and light hues.
When white and gray are used, we can expect to see those colors warmed up significantly compared to previous years. Basic gray and stark white are out and creamy off-whites and warm grays are in says Stacy Garcia, CEO and Chief Inspiration Offer at Stacy Garcia Inc.
The 2023 Design Trends We Already Have Our Eyes On
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Trends change every year, but it is unlikely that it will be possible to repair and update the interior just as often. In this article, we have collected the brightest trends that will set the tone for kitchen interiors for more than one season. You will also find a selection of styles that will not lose their relevance in the coming years.
Kitchen design trends 2023
Top trends
— Single space
— Comfort colors
– Rounded silhouettes
— Compact cooking zone
— Two colors or textures
— Natural decor
— Without dining table
Trendy styles
— Minimalism
— Ecostyle
— Neoclassic
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Single space Design: Natalia Vasilyeva
You won’t surprise anyone with a combined kitchen-living room - a fashion trend has long passed into the category of classics. The concept of a single space within which you can cook, communicate with family or friends, work and relax is firmly established both in the minds of people and in the layouts of new apartments. More and more euro-twos and euro-threes are appearing - this is housing designed according to European canons, where the bedrooms are made small and isolated, and up to 50% of the area is allocated for a spacious kitchen-living room, where all life is in full swing.
What is important to consider when decorating such a space?
- The main idea is unity. Do not pile up walls and partitions, do not block the light, do not split the room into small cramped areas. This is especially important for small apartments, where you need to create the illusion of a spacious room.
- The main problem of such a neighborhood is that the sounds and smells from the cooking area will also hover in the living room. The problem is solved by a powerful hood and good ventilation. If you cook a lot, and you need to create privacy in the hall, you can use light partitions, preferably transparent or at least letting in light. The best options are glass screens, mobile screens and rack structures.
- The cooking area is most often made discreet, shifting the focus of attention to the living room with a sofa group. To do this, you will need laconic facades, hidden storage systems (including household appliances) and a neutral palette that will almost merge with the finish.
- The standard way to zone the cooking area and the living part of the room is the dining group located between them and forming a smooth transition. It can be a full-fledged dining table or a bar counter, depending on the lifestyle of the owners.
Another long-term trend that is unlikely to lose popularity in the near future.
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But if in the last few years neutral natural tones, especially white and gray, have been an obvious trend, now the direction is changing a bit. There are two categories of cozy, eye-friendly and brain-friendly color schemes for the kitchen.
Warm base
First of all, these are all sorts of beige variations: from a light shade of sand dunes or delicate creamy to a denser wheaten. As well as any other "edible" tones:
- Honey.
- Dairy.
- Biscuit.
- Champagne.
- Cappuccino.
- Creme brulee.
- Vanilla.
- Milk chocolate, etc.
The most popular choice is a combo of beige and light gray, which can be further diluted with a warm white base or, conversely, accents. It turns out an airy and light design with a nod to the Scandinavian style.
No need to limit yourself to basic shades, the cooking area and the dining group can be enlivened with rich shades, also seen in nature.
Choose not acidic, but soothing deep tones. Then even on a large area (for example, if it is a set or a whole wall), they will look harmonious and not annoying. Feel free to add to the palette:
- Blue and cyan. Any variations will do: shades of the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean, thunderclouds, indigo, the sky on a sunny day, cornflower blue.
- Orange and yellow. Do not be afraid of the shades of the soil: terracotta, ocher, clay, brick, the color of the southern scorched earth will make the interior more comfortable. Sunny yellow or a shade of melted butter will cope with the same task.
- Red. Choose deep wine, pomegranate and berry shades.
- Green. For facades, a sage color with a gray fade (for a lighter color scheme) or a deep and warm tone of olive oil (for a darker one) is suitable. They can also be used as accents.
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But if in the living room or bedroom it is clear how to implement it - curved sofas, shell chairs, round carpets, upholstered headboards - then in the cooking area we are used to seeing designs with right angles.
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But now, projects are beginning to actively use sets with radiused facades, rounded islands, curved lines in decorative elements, and arched shapes. And finally, there is an easy way to soften the interior - put a round or oval table in the dining area.
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4. Compact cooking zone
The lifestyle of a modern urban dweller, especially in megacities, is changing.
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Many processes are optimized, thus freeing up time for a career, self-development and communication with loved ones, including cooking.
Someone uses the delivery of ready-made food, someone prefers to eat out. But the fact remains: on average, people cook less, and someone even makes only light breakfasts at home. The design of the kitchen in the apartment is also adapted to these changing needs. Massive structures occupying two walls completely are being replaced by compact corner or linear systems with two-burner stoves, hidden storage and a small work surface.
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Colors can be divided vertically or horizontally, clearly 50 by 50 or by the principle of color blocking: one tone is basic, the second is accent. The classic version is a darker color at the bottom of the furniture, a lighter one at the top, but no one forbids breaking these canons. For example, two different functional areas can be divided by color: a cooking area with an apron, a sink, a stove, a countertop, and a structure with storage and built-in appliances.
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It will perfectly complement the general trend towards environmental friendliness and closeness to nature, as well as unobtrusively add coziness and originality even to such strict and “cold” styles as minimalism or hi-tech.
For decorating dining and work areas:
- Ceramics, especially handmade crockery.
- Clay vases or figurines.
- Fresh flowers, dried flowers, herbs.
- Beautifully designed mini-garden (for example, herbs in identical planters).
- Dishes with fruit.
- Wooden boards and other accessories for cooking.
- Lamps with straw shade.
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7. No dining table
Today, homeowners are increasingly moving away from the traditional dining table. And it doesn't matter if it's in a tiny studio or a spacious apartment.
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The trend will obviously gain momentum - just like the rejection of capacious full-fledged headsets. This is due to the modern rhythm of life: we increasingly have lunch, dinner and even breakfast outside the home, so for many, the kitchen in the apartment ceases to be the main room.
Enough of a small corner for a coffee break or a quick snack. And if one person or a couple without children lives in the apartment, then a wide island or bar counter is enough to replace a full-fledged dining table. Of course, this solution is not suitable for everyone: for example, it will be uncomfortable for older people to sit even on the softest bar stools. But otherwise, the trend is quite bright, and it will obviously only strengthen its position, especially in the face of rising real estate prices and, accordingly, the growing popularity of small-sized housing.
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Photo: Evgeny Gnesin Despite new trends appearing in the design of the kitchen, the design of this room will remain unchanged for at least several years. Here are some styles that will definitely not lose their relevance in the near future.
Minimalism
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Minimalism can hardly be called a trend - it's a whole philosophy of life without rigid design canons. The direction develops, changes and integrates into everyday life, going beyond the interior.
To keep the kitchen interior design in this style relevant, follow the following rules.
- Use warm, diluted shades to add warmth to a room and make up for the minimal amount of decor.
- Little does not mean boring. Minimalistic interiors work due to the verified forms, color depth and combination of textures. It is the textures that need to be given special attention. Combine cold and warm textures, glossy and matte surfaces.
Rough concrete or stone looks great with warm wood and cozy kitchen textiles. To enliven the interior, you can add 1-2 fresh flowers in minimalist flower pots, as well as make an accent apron: lay out unusual tiles or continue the tabletop material. - Design follows function, not the other way around. All furniture and appliances should be multi-tasking and arranged according to the principles of ergonomics.
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Eco
People will continue to strive for nature, including within the interior of their apartment.
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Ecostyle will not leave the list of popular trends for a long time, but, like minimalism, it has already become more of a concept than a set of stylistic markers.
The key idea of ecodesign is the naturalness of all materials. In the top there is a tree or its eco-friendly analogues, which can be supplemented with artificial or natural stone, marble texture, precious metals. There should be a lot of light in the room, the decor should be only natural. Clay and ceramic dishes, textiles made from natural fabrics, accessories made of wood, stone, bamboo and other plant materials. Visually, eco-style can be close to Scandinavian interiors, minimalism or boho, depending on personal tastes and the overall style of the apartment.
Design: Irina Baldanova. Photo: Evgeny Gnesin. Style: Irina Bebeshina
In such spaces there is no "naphthalene" heaviness, bulky structures and too dense, sometimes "stuffy" colors. Instead, graceful lines, light furniture, trendy decor and noble, airy, very comfortable colors for the eyes. At the same time, neoclassicism does not abandon traditional canons: symmetry, the use of natural materials, precious metals, glass and crystal are welcome.
In the dining area, you can hang a couple of original paintings, and decorate the walls with moldings. For the headset, both wood and its high-quality counterparts are suitable, as well as elements made of stone, marble, metal in gold. Social networks of designer Yulia Yakovenko
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Kitchen design 2022-2023: understanding new trends
Layout, color scheme, textures - modern kitchen design rethinks all the components of the kitchen, trying to finally rid it of the status of a purely technical room. Let's take a look at what has changed in kitchen trends this year and what the trendy kitchen will look like in 2023.
New color
The most notable trend in kitchen design in 2022 has been the use of bold hues.
From neutral natural tones, the fashionable perspective has shifted to rich, expressive colors that try on kitchen aprons and facades. Interior glass partitions
Glass partitions are no longer part of office life. Designers and architects integrate them into apartments and private houses. The universal zoning element does not overload the space, does not prevent the penetration of sunlight. Thanks to the elegant designs, the rooms look lighter and brighter.
For those who are tired of white and light wood in the kitchen, designers offer anti-stress blue and green tones, spicy shades of terracotta and yellow, and the most daring candy pink and mint fronts.
It is not necessary to dwell on only one color, there can be several main characters: mix related or contrasting saturated tones. Color blocking is still in fashion and will not go away anytime soon.
Fashion helpers
Toasters, kettles, coffee makers and other household helpers also tend to try on an unusual shade and get an interesting design.
Such models in 2023 will replace the usual household appliances in standard white, black and steel colors. Kitchen utensils, hoods and even mundane items like trash cans will also try to look as aesthetically pleasing as possible.
This is already a classic
Kitchen design is still dominated by modern minimalism and has been doing so for so long that it already claims to be the new kitchen classic.
Everyone is accustomed to smooth, handleless facades and kitchens that are less and less like kitchens and more like extensions of living rooms.
Fashionable kitchens in 2022 tend to hide the technical “stuffing” behind the facades, refuse sides, panels, showcases and often the top row of cabinets. This trend is dictated by the increased popularity of layouts that combine the kitchen with the living room.
More metal
Metallized facades have become the most daring trend. It can be assumed that in 2023 there will be more and more such kitchens, and less and less wooden classics.
Depending on the design, metallized facades can look both glamorous and brutal. Different shades of metals are in fashion, but the first on the list are titanium, brass and copper.
Tall and ceramic
For several years, designers have been promoting fashion for kitchens without a traditional apron. But if aprons with photo printing managed to be removed to the interior archive marked “the last century”, then porcelain stoneware and ceramic tiles in the kitchen never lost fans.
Today, ceramic aprons are again the most popular. They can be bright or neutral, plain and patterned. The main fashion rule: they should be high.
The role of tiles in the kitchen no longer ends with the narrow classic backsplash, they are used as a protective wall cladding in the area above the sink and hob. Such a solution is appropriate everywhere, and it looks especially advantageous in kitchens where some of the upper cabinets have been abandoned or the upper tier has been completely canceled.
In addition, aprons have come into fashion, which do not merge, but contrast with the countertop.
Instead of cabinets
The absence of the upper tier in the kitchen is gaining popularity. Designers note that not so long ago, customers were wary of kitchens with lightweight tops and the need to put dishes in lower cabinets. In 2022, many came to the conclusion that such a layout is more aesthetically pleasing, because it visually unloads the space. The abolition of the upper kitchen is also fueling the responsible consumption trend, which encourages people to buy less.
But this trend is hardly suitable for avid cooks, even if you use their fashionable alternative instead of cabinets - open shelves. If you collect a serious arsenal of spices, cereals and / or kitchen utensils on such shelves, the set will create a feeling of clutter, and it will not be easy to maintain order.
In fashionable kitchens in 2023, open shelves will be used mainly for decorative storage: here you can arrange aesthetic dishes, indoor plants, even paintings, photographs and mirrors.
And you can also refuse shelves by choosing beautiful ceramic tiles and / or a designer hood for the “bare” wall. Maximum benefit
Designers say people are ordering more ready-to-eat food and less likely to cook at home, but that's definitely not the case for everyone. Customers in 2022 are divided into two camps: while some do not want to clutter up the kitchen with an upper tier, others insist on making the most efficient use of space and organizing as many storage places as possible.
Along with kitchens without a top, they do not lose people's love and headsets up to the ceiling: with high hanging mezzanine cabinets.
Compromise: you can abandon the upper tier on one wall, and completely occupy the other with a storage system hiding behind a smooth facade. This solution visually looks harmonious, does not clutter up the space and leaves enough space for storage.
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