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If you're all set to tackle the installation and decoration of a narrow kitchen, then this set of inspirational kitchen designs should be right up your galley! A galley kitchen is defined by two rows of cabinetry that face one another with a narrow walkway in between. The name is derived from the kitchen area of boats, where space is very limited. The domestic galley kitchen allows a lot of cabinetry to be squeezed into a sliver of culinary space, and can facilitate doors or walkways at either end of the run. It can be completely contained or be part of a larger open plan living space.

Generally speaking, there are six types of kitchen layouts: The One Wall, Galley, L-shaped, U-shaped, Island and Peninsula. There are no strict positions in which to order the stove, fridge or sink, and a kitchen can be combinations of one or more of the typical layouts. For example, you could have an L-shaped kitchen with an island or a peninsula, or a galley kitchen that is linked at one end. In designing a functional kitchen, the kitchen work triangle should be considered, which means that the distance between the sink, stove and fridge should be no more than 1200mm apart. Though, the concept of the kitchen working triangle is now evolving further to take into account multiple cooks, as well as new gadgets and appliances.

Add a dining extension. Traditional galley kitchens would not typically have included any type of table, but a breakfast bar or dining bench extension will make a limited space work even harder for you. Open plan galleys offer the benefit of having seating around each side of an eating surface, but a closed capsule galley can still benefit greatly from a single sided dining installation.

Screen off the mess. Fashion a partially dividing wall that climbs just a little higher than the back of your units in an open plan layout. The added height is just enough to screen off unavoidable cooking mess and dishes from the rest of the living room. Attach a narrow countertop on the divider to create a neat coffee bar, and finish with a few bar stools.

Create connections. Check out the overhead panels in this layout. The connectors create a wonderfully cosy, complete and decidedly slick finish. Highlight the additions with ambient lighting for a really eye-catching effect.

Add pattern in unexpected ways. This straight kitchen run receives some surprising twists up at roof level. Diagonal wood slats cut across the ceiling, with industrial style lighting hung in triangle formation.

Galley kitchens can sometimes be U-shaped. Although this kitchen isn’t your typical U-shape, the galley run is somewhat linked by a large end unit and desk combo.

Make a galley kitchen feel wider by installing the wall cabinets only on one side. An open shelf can provide extra storage on the opposite wall without closing up the space.

Break up a long run of units using colour sections, like this yellow and white minimalist kitchen.

Another one for the yellow accent kitchens collection. This time yellow panels brighten the back of units and pick out display shelves. Decorative vases hold matching flowers on the bench.

Use coloured accents to highlight key areas, like a breakfast bar or plate rack.

Mix and match to suit your space. This tiny galley kitchen is in fact extended over on the right as a single wall kitchen. Three swivel bar stools transform a prep area into a dining spot. Storage is organized neatly as well. A knife holder and kitchen spoon holder flank the sink.

Trick the eye with high contrast. The larder units in this black and white kitchen go almost unnoticed. All the attention is drawn away from the slab fronted white cabinets by the unrelenting black base units and countertop combo opposite.

Just a small feature wall, like this rustic stone column, can completely transform the look of a room. A plain white facing wall at the end of this kitchen would have a very different effect.

Are you a tidy sort of person? If you are, then open kitchen shelving can be used in lieu of all wall cabinets. If you’re not, better swerve this one.

Open a window. If you’re not lucky enough to have a window at the end of your galley kitchen then consider having one put in. A small window can make a narrow space appear drastically more spacious, bright, and ultimately a more pleasant place to spend time in.

Don’t let obstacles stand in your way. This white kitchen runs straight through an architectural support by having the units wrap around it.

Brighten a bland scheme with small pops of colour; think bar stools and countertop appliances.

A bookcase acts as a rich feature wall at the end of this plain white setup.

Introduce a wooden section to warm a white kitchen.

A linear suspension light accentuates a galley setup. Wooden bar stools reflecting off the metal surface of the counter add to the beauty.

Break the boundaries. These kitchen bar stools are pulled up to a strip of cabinetry that is open at each end, which technically straddles this kitchen design between the galley and island categories.

Lowering one side of the galley allows regular height dining chairs to be used instead of high bar stools.

A chalkboard makes a cool and useful feature wall at the end of a kitchen galley space.

This industrial kitchen makes use of the end wall with a set of narrow shelves.

Choose a mobile trash can. A pedal bin on castors is a great idea for a long kitchen, as it can be wheeled easily from one end of the prep bench to the other.

Open up the walls to make limited spaces feel more airy. You don’t even have to remove the supportive struts, simply eliminate the plasterboard.

A large modern chandelier (or two) adds flair and grandeur over an open galley arrangement.

Create an overlapping dining top. This grey kitchen bench is overlapped by a dark wooden top with an overhang, to create a comfortable and isolated dining spot.

Island extractor hoods mean that stoves can be situated on the outer perimeter of a galley.

Look high and low. Copper panels tie the two sides of this design together, with the copper at the back situated higher to keep it visible to the rest of the living room.

Use the full height of your kitchen. This one has a wine rack that extends from bench height up to the ceiling, plus a set of high shelves that skim the rafters. Keep seasonal items and special occasion crockery in higher volumes so that you’re not having to climb up step ladders on a regular basis.

If you are considering installing a window at the end of a galley kitchen, then how about going the whole hog and making it a glass door out to the garden or patio area?

This blue door provides an interesting effect. A white door in the same space just wouldn’t give the same punch to the pale scheme. Note how the adjacent door has been left white though, because sometimes less is more.

Create handy niches. The space below this stovetop has been left open to hold cooking pots close at hand.

It’s always about the finishing touches. Whether it’s shiny gold handles or a stylish modern fruit bowl to dress the countertop.

Mix and match countertops to add interest.

Wallpaper the back of a shelving unit. A beautiful floral print or a striking geometric design gives a personalised touch.

Galley kitchens don’t always look strictly straight…

… The open side could be a geometric cut unit, a zigzag or waved volume.

Can’t trust yourself to put things back where they belong on open shelving? Then how about this quirky chalkboard labelling technique to keep you on the straight and narrow. A “juice” label points to the Juicy Salif citrus juicer by Philippe Starck for Alessi, and there’s even a pointer above the kitchen clock labelled “time” – just in case you forget!

Think about how you use your kitchen before you start. This huge galley kitchen sink takes up a lot of bench space, but if you’re not a fan of dishwashers then it’s worth the real estate to keep the bench clear of used crockery.

Install a lighting soffit rather than low hung pendant lighting for a no-fuss sleek modern kitchen.

Perch a table at the end of a wall of integrated units.

Shape wall units into the eaves to maximise storage.

Clear glass and wirework lights keep a space looking open. These unique kitchen pendant lights allow the eye to see straight through.

Go all out on a colour theme. This blue kitchen has the same shade of blue units, walls and ceiling.

Prevent cooking splashes over an adjacent living area with a glass screen.

Grow your own. Check out these unique hanging planters that don’t take up a single millimetre of bench real estate.

Play to the strengths of the room, and play up the quirks too.

Think outside the box. This slanted futuristic kitchen bench skims straight over a slope in the floor.


Still hungry for more kitchen designs? Try these:
50 Stunning Modern Kitchen Island Designs
50 Lovely L-Shaped Kitchen Designs And Tips You Can Use From Them
50 Wonderful One Wall Kitchens And Tips You Can Use From Them

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14 Best Galley Kitchen Design Ideas

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Make the most of your small space with these stylish ideas.

By Laurren Welch

Alec Hemer

Galley kitchens can have a bad rap, depending on your style preference. A hallmark of older homes, the compact cook spaces—distinguished by their narrow layout and parallel counters (they were named after the narrow kitchens on ships!)—can actually be quite functional, not to mention beautiful. (And updating a galley kitchen is far easier and more affordable than renovating the multi-island kitchens that have dominated Pinterest over the last few years!) That said, figuring out just how to maximize such a small footprint can be very tricky. It's natural to think you may need to steer clear of color or keep patterns to a minimum to prevent the walls from closing in—or that upper cabinets are a no-go in a narrow space—but the truth is, you can get away with almost anything in a galley kitchen. Really!

Whether you're looking for new kitchen paint color ideas, want to incorporate a 2020 kitchen trend, or stick to a farmhouse kitchen style to match the rest of your home, it's all possible. That's why we rounded up 14 of our favorite pint-sized galley kitchen design ideas to give you inspiration for how to remodel your space. Whether you're building a new home with a galley kitchen, renovating an older one, or just want to make a few stylish tweaks to your room's current design layout, we hope these chic (and functional!) kitchen decor ideas help you head in that direction.

Don't forget to take a look at this article for DIY tips on how to paint kitchen cabinets too!

Sarah Sherman Samuel

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California-Cool Galley Kitchen

One way to make your galley kitchen feel less like a hallway? Open it up! And no, you don't need to demo an entire wall to do so, as Sarah Sherman Samuel proves here in this serene California cook space.

See more at Sarah Sherman Samuel.

Studio McGee

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Patterned Floor Galley Kitchen

Another way to reduce that hallway feeling is to break up your materials. Here, a patterned floor and dark base cabinets ground the space, while the upper cabinets in a lighter color draw the eye up toward the ceiling.

See more at Studio McGee.

Front + Main

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White and Wood Galley Kitchen

Light wood cabinets add a jolt of warmth in a space where white would have felt too cold next to the room's gray floors. Black hardware and fixtures pepper in a little drama.

See more at Front + Main.

BHDM Design

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Moody Galley Kitchen

Think you have to steer clear of dark hues in small spaces? That's not necessarily true. Enveloped by white walls and floors, a wall of dark cabinets, countertops, and tile make a statement without overwhelming the modestly sized space.

See more at BHDM Design.

Curio Design Studio

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Bright Green Galley Kitchen

This happy space by Curio Design Studio proves that even the tiniest of kitchens can be an eat-in kitchen. (We love the cheery green accent cabinets and storage built into the booth seating!)

See more of this home at Curio Design Studio.

Jennifer Muirhead Interiors

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Bright White Galley Kitchen

No matter your square footage, a bright white kitchen is always a good idea. By painting the back wall a slightly warmer hue, the eye is naturally drawn to the room's beautiful arch and breakfast nook.

See more at Jennifer Muirhead Interiors.

Alex Hayden​

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Rustic-Traditional Galley Kitchen

Cabinets, countertops, and walls in crisp white give this rustic space a clean, serene feel, while large wide-plank wood floors ground the space with warmth.

See more at Hoedemaker Pfeiffer.

Kismet House

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Modern-Meets-Traditional Galley Kitchen

Think you have to keep finishes and accessories to a minimum in a galley kitchen? Think again! This gorgeous space by Erin of Kismet House proves you can mix and match in a small space without creating chaos. (We especially love that she used two different—but complementary!—tiles on either side of the kitchen.)

See more at Kismet House.

Instagram/By Grace Gordon

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Light and Airy Galley Kitchen

If you're blessed with high ceilings in your galley kitchen, you may be tempted to use as much vertical space as possible. But as designer Grace Gordon proves, forgoing upper cabinets in favor of keeping walls open can really make a space feel much larger than it really is.

See more at @GraceArthur.

Alec Hemer

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White, Gray, and Blue Galley Kitchen

Tend to change your mind a lot? Choose a simple, goes-with-anything color palette (like this rustic-chic white-and-gray galley kitchen) and pepper in color with your accessories. (We love the strong wash of blue here, but you could just as easily swap it out for something else when you're in the mood for a change.)

Sweeten

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Two-Toned Galley Kitchen

Love an all-white kitchen, but also love the darker cabinet trend that's been going strong the last year? Go with both! Here, in this two-tone Queens, New York, galley kitchen, white uppers make the space feel much larger than it actually is, while dark lower cabinets in a similar hue to the flooring ground the space.

See more at Sweeten.

Instagram/Moochstyle

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Simple, Clean Galley Kitchen

Sometimes—especially in the case of small spaces—simple really is best. And this charming space by Shayden and Georgia of the New Zealand-based home and lifestyle Instagram account Moochstyle is a great example of that. White flat-front cabinets, countertops, and tile keep the tiny space feeling light and bright, while a small dose of darkness (upper cabinets and hardware) adds a bit of visual interest.

See more at @MoochStyle.

Bromilow Architects

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Sleek and Modern Galley Kitchen

This sleek and sophisticated kitchen makes the most its long, narrow layout with a back wall of floor-to-ceiling cabinets. Housing the majority of appliances along one wall makes it easier for multiple people to navigate the narrow space at once.

See more at Bromilow Architecture.

22 Interiors

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Bright And Bold Galley Kitchen

A bold backsplash tile and patterned flooring? In some spaces it could be too much, but in this Los Angeles kitchen, it's just right. A mix of modern and vintage (or vintage-inspired) fixtures round out the stunning space.

See more at 22 Interiors.

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The history of the kitchen: how the status and appearance of the room has changed from the 19th century to the present day

Over the course of several centuries, the kitchen has changed not only its appearance, but also its role - now they not only cook here, but also communicate, receive guests, and sometimes even work.

The history of the modern kitchen began long before the first furniture set with built-in appliances was born. For most of history, people, regardless of their status, cooked over an open fire. Only the environment differed. In rich houses, a separate kitchen was adapted for this; usually it was located somewhere in the basement, it was stuffy and hot. Well, the poor usually cooked in the same place where they did everything else - they ate, slept, and so on. The first plates appeared only in the XIX century. They had to be heated with wood and coal and cleaned of soot - hard and dirty work.

The kitchen of Ramese Castle in Canada, 1705.

Where there is fire, there is ice - the question of preserving the freshness of food was raised long before the invention of refrigerators. For this, ice was harvested in large blocks, and then spent as needed. But this did not cancel the daily trips to the store or to the market to replenish the supply of food. The ability to hide the smell of "spiky" meat was included in the list of basic skills of the housewives of those years.

An old kitchen in an English mansion.

The kitchen in former times was considered the domain of women, whose social status was low - they did not have even half of the rights that men had. But in the middle of the 19th century, the world began to change rapidly. The Industrial Revolution began, the urban population grew, women increasingly worked not only at home, but also in factories, and some of them joined the women's movement, which demanded voting rights and the opportunity to receive an education.

Kitchen with stove connected to a propane tank, 1925.

The situation in the kitchen also gradually began to change. And the driving force behind this process was, of course, women. In 1943 Catharina Esther Beecher (the sister of Harriet Beecher Stowe, who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin) published Domestic Economy, and in 1869 she reprinted her bestseller The American Woman's Home. In this book, Beecher promoted a "model kitchen" modeled after a ship's galleys: divided into functional areas, with hanging shelves, organized storage, and large work surfaces.

A kitchen with a gas stove that allows the mother to cook and look after the baby. Exhibition of modern houses Daily Herald. London, 1946

But the real breakthrough in kitchen furniture design came at the beginning of the 20th century. Today we know that in order to properly design a kitchen, you need to properly calculate everything. The kitchen is the most rational room in the house, but it was not always so. Once upon a time, kitchen furniture was freestanding: tables, sideboards, cabinets were placed around the room in random order, with little thought about how this affects cooking. The kitchen interiors of those years looked picturesque, but the housewives wound whole kilometers there and fell down in the evening.

Christine Frederic, an American, was one of the first to decide to investigate the effectiveness of various household items and the kitchen in general. She, for example, came up with the idea of ​​counting how many steps a woman takes while cooking. It was Frederic who first suggested making all work surfaces at the same height.

Frankfurt cuisine.

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Lillian Moller Gilbreth also loved experiments: she filmed the cooking process on camera, and then analyzed these recordings to optimize the process. The result of these works was, for example, the rule of a circular route (it is also the rule of a triangle). Gilbreth invented a trash can with a pedal, introduced a table on wheels and shelves on the refrigerator door into kitchen use, and also suggested designing kitchen furniture individually, according to the height of the hostess. But in a world of standardization and mass production, this was hardly possible.

The so-called Frankfurt kitchen, designed by Margarethe Schütte-Lihotzky when she designed apartment interiors for German workers, is considered to be the prototype of modern kitchen sets. This furniture was compact, built-in and typical. It was on this path that the industry went: by the end of the sixties, standards for the dimensions of kitchen cabinets appeared in Europe. Today, when choosing furniture for the kitchen, we are dealing with a designer and assemble our set from ready-made modules. Or, if for some reason the frames set by furniture factories do not suit us, we make custom-made furniture (as Gilbreth bequeathed), but at the same time we are still forced to build on the accepted dimensional grid, because not only furniture is attached to it, but also built-in appliances.

Most modern kitchen appliances appeared at the beginning of the 20th century, and became widespread towards the middle of the century, when the middle class grew, and manufacturers were able to reduce their costs and offer prices affordable to the majority. The kitchen at that time remained a women's diocese - this is eloquently demonstrated by advertising posters from the middle of the century - but now it was not the servant (after the two world wars, this profession practically disappeared), but the mistress of the house, who demanded devices that made her life easier.

Some appliances have been with us for almost a hundred years. For example, the first mass-produced refrigerator, developed by General Electric, appeared in 1927. And dishwashers have come a long way in decades before they settled in our kitchens. Attempts to design such a unit were made as early as the 19th century, the first home model with an electric motor was proposed by Miele in 1929, but even in the 1950s it was an elite appliance for families with high incomes. Widespread popularity came to dishwashers only in 1970s.

In 1927, General Electric developed the first all-steel refrigerator with a hermetically sealed compressor mounted in a round block on top.

In 1955, the Italian brand Faber began to mass-produce kitchen hoods - and it was a real revolution. A selfless housewife could keep work surfaces in perfect order, scrub the kitchen floor three times a day, and wash the dishes endlessly. But she was unable to cope with the steam, splashes of grease and smells. Only technology solved this problem - and it also contributed to the popularity of open-plan interiors.

Actually, open floor plan is not a new idea. One of its first adherents was Frank Lloyd Wright (he, however, called it organic). Wright designed the houses so that the spaces flowed into each other, but moving the kitchen into the living room was out of the question. In Europe and America, this happened only in the second half of the twentieth century. A combination of reasons worked: housing became smaller and multifunctional spaces were needed, the rules of etiquette changed (it was previously unthinkable to meet guests in the kitchen), and women increasingly demanded freedom from kitchen slavery. So the hoods arrived just in time.

Frank Lloyd Wright kitchen design to be auctioned in Boston

Norman Likes Arizona kitchen designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Photo: Heritage Auctions.

Modern cuisine has a very different status than a hundred years ago. Here now they not only cook, but also communicate, receive guests, sometimes even work - the kitchen island can, if necessary, turn into a desktop. And this greatly affects the design of kitchen furniture - functionality should not interfere with aesthetics. The farther away, the less kitchen furniture resembles traditional sets: a row of cabinets below, a row of cabinets above. Designers design furniture for this room in such a way as to integrate it into the living space. The cooking area can be completely hidden behind the doors of the wardrobe. The kitchen island allows the whole company to cook and communicate at the same time, and if you add a countertop assembly to it, you get a great dining table. Some brands produce storage systems that are equally suitable for both the kitchen and the living area. For kitchen aprons choose spectacular and elegant materials. Parquet is laid on the floor.

Apartment with art objects designed by Ilya and Svetlana Khomyakov. Photo: Sergey Ananiev. Stylist: Natalia Onufreychuk.

New trends have also touched on isolated kitchens - even if they are in a separate room, they also more and more resemble a full-fledged living space. They are not hidden in the far corner of the apartment, but placed as close as possible to the dining room and living room. Usually - through a wide doorway with glass and often sliding doors. It turns out an interior-transformer, convenient both for receiving guests and for everyday life (for example, when parents cook in the kitchen and at the same time look after the children in the living room).

Kitchens are changing not only from the outside. Furniture manufacturers are constantly improving their content and coming up with storage systems so that the right things are closer and take up less space.

Colorful apartment in Kyiv, 76 m². Photo: Alexander Kondriyanenko.

But the most important thing is that our attitude to the kitchen is changing. Cooking is perceived less as a dreary chore and more as a creative process. And now you won’t surprise anyone with a man at the stove either.

Rhythmic interior of an apartment on Vasilevsky Island, 70 m². Photo: Anton Ivanov. Stylist: Anna Koroleva.

Photo: Anton Ivanov. Stylist: Anna Koroleva

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On the eve of the most comfortable and long-awaited by many holiday - New Year 2022 - we want to touch on the topic of new kitchen trends 2022!

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It is no secret that in most families it is the kitchen space is perceived as a home, a center in which all household members gather. Of course, comfort is very important here! Therefore, kitchens which will be relevant in 2022 should not lose this quality. Comfort plus the most functional, modern, aesthetic design – here is the formula for success!

Kitchen 2021-2022 - a design in which you will not see the hackneyed templates. Improvisations, unexpected combinations of fashionable shades, a new reading classics - everything here is carefully thought out and rather concise. Ideal for modern man with an active rhythm of life is not it?

Secrets of creation and The hottest kitchen trends 2021-2022 will be revealed in detail below. Enjoy reading!

Kitchens 2021-2022: what will be fashionable?

Kitchen trends 2022 are so varied that one thing, it will be difficult to single out the main thing in them. Difficulties in choosing adds a wide range of modern furniture, appliances, decor. Most the right decision is to choose a style “for yourself”. The one in which the kitchen will be like you the most, and reflect your worldview and inspiration. In order to orient you in the difficult fashion world of interior design, We will still single out a few edgy trends.

For those who love minimalism

Trendy kitchens 2022 for those who prefer minimalistic solutions are:

- glossy lacquered fronts of the kitchen white headset;

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Countertop Cedar 111/1 White

- simplicity of form.

Such solutions will give space not only modernity, but also make it visually wider, freer.

If the design of the space in a single white color annoys you a little and makes you want to dilute with something else, support a fashionable image of the kitchen will help the insertion of wood - natural or material, well imitating it. This will make the space "warmer".

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Top Cedar 9022/S Whitewashed oak

Don't want to use wood? As alternatives are perfect muted basic shades - beige, gray, graphite black.

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Countertop Cedar 8227/PT Black Sahara

Such neutral solutions for kitchen fronts headset is very beneficial. Because if you want to change the interior in in the future, they will perfectly fit into any other color schemes. To update it will be enough just to change the color of the walls and pick up other decorative details.

For retro fans

Another kitchen trend 2022 proves what is new is the well-forgotten old. If you are a fan of tradition and elegance solutions, look at the style of the 50s, 60s. Here, against the backdrop of expressive walls will look appropriate kitchens with celadon azure cabinets. Certainly, the technique must be chosen corresponding to such retro aesthetics. Benefit modern manufacturers provide this opportunity by releasing atypical retro models that perform all the functions characteristic of the technology of our time.

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Countertop Cedar 5013/S Platinum

Also in such kitchens will look great headsets with facades made of dark wood or materials imitating it. IN as fittings, metal handles look especially good on them. A marble effect countertops will satisfy even the most demanding natures.

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Countertop Cedar 3030/TI Black Markv Marble

If the kitchen is small, but natural lighting there is not enough in it (the windows face the north or west side), it is better choose light-colored facades - white or beige.

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Countertop Cedar 8050/soft Sandy Marble

Pro kitchen furniture 2022 – new trends

Smooth surface like satin, no handles – this is how the facade of the kitchen set looks, 100% corresponding to the fashion of 2022. But this is not their only advantage. Also, such facades at times facilitate cleaning process, because they are easy to clean.

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Countertop Cedar 2347/soft Blanco Marble

Fashionable kitchens 2022 is a design that suggests that kitchen cabinets will be placed along the entire length of the wall and, as a rule, appliances embedded in them. Open shelves that can be beautifully placed glass or porcelain products are a great option for visual relief such a design.

Two-color cabinets that have begun to use a special popular in trendy kitchens 2021, will continue this trend in 2022 and not will come out of the list of must-have techniques of modern designers. What colors will they combine? It's better if they are contrast solutions. For example, the classic duet of white and black or non-trivial green and blue. And if you dilute them with a kitchen apron with trim “marble-like” or “concrete-like” and a “wood-like” countertop, it will turn out very unusual and topical!

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Countertop Cedar 4136/M Wood stripe

Kitchen island - another piece of furniture, which include modern kitchens 2022, if it allows space. This is not only a functional solution that allows you to increase work surface or the number of storage spaces, but also practical - an island allows you to hide the mess that sometimes reigns on the countertop of the headset from the eyes of guests in the dining/living area.

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Countertop Cedar 3072/TI White granite

Materials to create a kitchen 2022: new trends and photo examples

Looking at kitchens 2021-2022, new trends, It is safe to say that design is becoming more and more popular every year. exciting! The choice of materials surprises and delights! Consider the most popular solutions:

1) Glass

of this material in sliding doors. Glass slider doors will be great look when choosing any modern style - from minimalism to neoclassicists. The differences lie in the type of glass used and the nature of the deglazing.

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2) Marble or its high-quality imitations

We are talking about the design of the working area - kitchen apron and countertops. Marble has firmly entered the TOP of the most popular materials for kitchens, let's not be afraid of this word, decades! And in In 2022, only an increase in its popularity is expected. Operation space marble expands - floor, walls. In one room can be used immediately several of its varieties.

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Top Cedar 920/1 Milanese marble

3) Others natural stones (granite, onyx) or their high-quality imitations

The main advantages of these materials is a high level of practicality, wear resistance. Also fine suitable for kitchen aprons and countertops.

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Countertop Cedar 713/1 Black Granite

4) Mirror

Namely, mirror tiles with toning. This the material began to be found in the design of kitchens relatively recently, moreover, most often, it is in luxury interiors in the Art Deco style. The atmosphere is here very cocktail, almost bar.

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Top Cedar 4031/TI Calacatta

5) Glazed tile

Kitchen 2021-2022 whose interior design suggests that it is the geometric layout of such a tile, which is also often found in references from modern designers. The styling can be vertical, horizontal or parquet. Distinctive features glazed tiles is that it is more elongated, glossy and has a small bulges around the perimeter.

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Countertop Cedar 1012/Cr White ceramic

6) Ceramic tiles that imitate brickwork

If you plan to create a loft-style kitchen, then this tile will come in handy.

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Countertop Cedar 4137/M Vintage brown

7) Choice of the same or identical material for the design of the worktop and kitchen backsplash

So, the kitchen set will look like most harmoniously and holistically.

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Countertop Cedar 2384/S Greek marble

8) Wood or its quality imitations

wooden textures in the design of the kitchen are also very relevant. They will fill the space of a modern kitchen with "live" energy. However, materials that will be used with a tree or its imitations in a duet, can affect how the space will be perceived. For example, an addition in the form metal details will make the atmosphere more strict and elegant. And glass is more refined, light and airy.

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Countertop Cedar 2238/S Breccia light

Black

Modern ideas, modern design - all this is replete with great variety and wide scope for imagination. Granite, marble, wood of various species, their high-quality imitations, addition of brass or copper elements, glass, stone, concrete, tiles with a variety of ornaments - the number of possible options are limitless.

Contemporary kitchen design with photo: 2021-2022 – modern styles

Stylish kitchens of 2022 – what are they? Consider the main directions and their characteristic features.

Loft

This style is original, naturalness and is very popular with those who love experiments.

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Countertop Cedar 811/1 Metallic

To characteristic techniques used by designers to implement it include:

- unhidden ceiling beams;

- rough wall finish or bare masonry bricks;

- Exposed wires, pipes and other communications;

- the predominance of materials such as metal, wood, glass, stone;

- furniture with an unusual design;

- original decorative parts;

- modern appliances;

- predominantly brown, black, white shades in the color palette.

Neoclassical

Modern reading of the classics is very popular, because they look like kitchens are truly luxurious and innovative.

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all this splendor in life, adhere to the following rules:

- think over the lighting system well - the light should be as much as possible;

- use warm shades in the palette;

- in the center of the ceiling, place a large glass or crystal chandelier;

- use a lot of silk, cotton textiles or linen - curtains, tulle, napkins, tablecloths;

- order furniture, the design of which requires many curves and rounded outlines;

- choose gold or silver for finishing;

- install, if possible, built-in appliances, leave a minimum in sight;

- do not save money - the classic does not like this.

Scandinavian style

Scandi does not lose its popularity now several seasons, and 2022 will be no exception. This is a great solution for owners of small kitchen spaces, as everything is concise here, functionally, and the predominance of light shades helps to visually expand space.

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The main characteristics of the style include:

- practicality and simplicity in everything;

- predominance of white and other light shades;

- installation of the minimum amount of furniture;

- built-in appliances;

- the presence of decor in very small quantities or its complete absence;

- large window openings covered with laconic blinds or roller blinds;

- built-in lighting fixtures or acting and performing an accent role

Provence

For fans of French chic Provence is dream kitchen 2022!

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Their distinguishing features:

- the space design palette consists of pastel soft colors;

- predominance of vintage, floral motifs;

- main finishing materials - brick, wood and ceramics;

- textiles, mosaics, lamps - characteristic decorative details;

- built-in appliances or models in retro design.

Hi-tech

Kitchen 2022 designed in high-tech style, is also found among the references of modern designers often.

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Help to create the necessary atmosphere:

- innovative household appliances - stove, refrigerator, microwave oven, food processor, etc. It is important that all household items techniques harmonized with each other, combined in color and material;

- shiny surfaces;

- solidity of structures;

- predominance of glass, metal, plastic;

- absence of wooden elements and decor;

- straight lines;

- well thought out lighting system - in high-tech kitchens should have a lot of light - both natural and artificial.

Modern

Modern kitchens 2022 designed by modern style, characterized by maximum functionality, conciseness and practicality.

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What characterizes them?

- severity of lines;

- use of contrasting colors in the palette registration;

- wooden furniture fitted with glass details and metal;

- built-in appliances;

- luminaires built into the ceiling or furniture;

- both glossy and matt are acceptable surfaces.

Vintage

Vintage style kitchen interior design 2022 Suitable for those who love antiques. This style makes the interior as elegant, warm and cozy.

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The following details will help in its creation:

- indoor plants - give space cheerfulness and freshness. Tropical vines look very beautiful. appropriate also decorative cereals, herbs, etc.;

- calm, unobtrusive design palette - beige, cream, light gray shades for walls, floors, and furniture;

- vintage decor;

- vintage style appliances;

- artificially aged furniture;

- the presence of such useful things as a shelf for spices and preserves in the original design.

Such a kitchen contributes to a peaceful pastime. It's nice to be nostalgic here.

Country

Kitchen trends 2021-2022 also include country style. This is the epitome of ingenuous charm!

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To make rustic style that meets all the trends and requirements of 2022, should take into account such points as:0003

- thoughtful arrangement of the work surface, appliances and kitchen island;

- recycled wood furniture, textured which implies the visibility of all imperfections, which endows the space special charm. In preference - dark shades;

- a combination of elements made of wood with bright decorative details;

- kitchen island or accent wall - details that will give the design uniqueness;

- use of such materials, artificial stone, ceramics.

Fashion kitchen colors 2022

Considering kitchen design 2022, new trends, It is impossible not to pay attention to such a factor as the color of the kitchen 2022.

Every year Pantone Color Institute chooses the color of the year, which will become coming season. So, in the kitchens of 2021, two trendy colors have become fashionable at once - yellow and gray, and in 2022 - the lilac shade of the periwinkle flower.

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In addition, other bright colors will burst into the top: dark green, red and pink.

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Kitchens 2022: new trends in design, photo novelties of current color schemes

If list the most relevant color combinations in the fashion of kitchens 2022, then they become:

1) Beige + brown;

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2) White + blue;

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3 ) White + pink;

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4) White + turquoise;

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5) Gray + white;

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6) Pastel combinations;

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7) Wood + white;

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8) White with gray accents;

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9) Black + white;

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10) Coffee + grey;

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11) Gray in many shades with white and white accents;

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