Tips for Kitchen Interior Design

Although the luxury kitchen designs in this post are geared towards high-end homes, there is still inspiration for kitchens with smaller footprints. Similar to how excellent food can satisfy any palette, luxury is a treat that can be enjoyed on any level. Put your chef's hat on and picture yourself in these lovely settings preparing your special dish.

- Marble kitchens have traditionally been associated with luxury. A countertop, backsplash, or flooring with a modern organic vein design is enough to define a room. But what if you applied the same look to the cabinet fronts as well? Stunning emerald green accent furniture and plants in this opulent kitchen-diner serve to counteract the room's all-marble backdrop.

- In this gray and white kitchen, marble only envelops the central island, yet the volume is substantial and forcefully commands the room.

- Serve the general public. It makes a statement to have a lengthy row of designer kitchen bar stools, so why not if you have the room and the money? Cherner-style stools are those.

- Intensify the contrast. High contrast black and white kitchens are harsh and sharp; nonetheless, this one has a natural feel with its flock of gulls mobile. With the marble feature wall's haphazardly streaked surface, their fluid shape blends well.

- Put some glitter on. It's not necessary to use crystal chandeliers or sparkling countertops when adding flashy accessories. These copper desk lamps give off a chic metallic vibe without being over the top.

- The overall appearance of gray and wood tone is smooth. This kitchen island's wood tone is enhanced with a chic herringbone pattern, which also adds to its charm. More gray kitchens can be found here.

- Include a dining bench that has been dropped. High bar stools are not comfortable for everyone, and they don't exactly convey a formal atmosphere. Consider lowering the dining bench to a more appropriate height if there is only space for dining up against the kitchen island.

- In a dim space, reflections add light. Consider metallic fronted luxury kitchen cabinets to assist reflect light if your kitchen area has high windows or poor lighting. This galley kitchen is an example of how this might work. A small space might appear larger with the use of this method.

- Utilize completely retractable patio doors to create an indoor-outdoor kitchen.

- Elegant kitchen lighting will complete your decor. This understated white and wood kitchen is enlivened by two gorgeous bar pendants. Visit this page to see more kitchens with white cabinets and wood countertops.

- Make a modern, tall cabinet wall. Consider going bench free in your backdrop if you have a kitchen island or peninsula that is blessed with a generous size. As much a part of the decor as it is of the kitchen, a solid wall of full-height cabinets.

- Include a gorgeous rug. So a rug around the edge of benches is NOT a smart idea since you would constantly have to use stain remover and try to hoover up crumbs. A center area rug, nevertheless, can really warm up the aesthetic in larger spaces, especially in a dining kitchen.

- Kitchen plants can be revitalized. The presence of vegetation improves the appearance of nearly every kitchen. You can decide if that should be a row of bushy potted herbs or a cascade of hanging plants like this one.

- Kitchen island lights with sculptures! Selecting a group of creative pendant lights will even boost the opulence level in a white on white kitchen design.

- Use colors to your advantage. A pink kitchen might not be the first thing that comes to mind when picturing a luxury kitchen, but right now, a dash of pink is fashionable. For a pastel-colored wow effect, combine with some powder blue.

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