The kitchen island may never go away, but large kitchen tables for eating and entertaining are making a push.
When the time comes for that kitchen remodeling project you’ve dreamed about since buying your home, you’re going to have a lot of decisions to make. Everything from the layout, wall colors, and appliances play a part in your kitchen’s overall style. Upgrading an outdated kitchen gives you a golden opportunity to add some modern design trends that will help bring your home into the 21st century. Here are some trendy kitchen remodeling design ideas you can use for your project.
Island Life Without the Island
The island is still a very popular solution for additional storage, cooking area or seating. However, with the current popularity of an open concept between kitchen and dining area by removing walls or adding an addition, a large kitchen table has taken its place. This makes the open kitchen layout a more desirable room to spend time with family and friends.
Color and Texture
Bronze is a new and upcoming accent color in the kitchen or other rooms of the home. A bronze kitchen faucet, lighting fixture, tray or vase can add excitement and a pop of color to another popular design trend. The all white kitchen is still fashionable. However, using different textures, accent colors in the backsplash, countertop or walls adds warmth. Wooden shelves, beams, or floor can also make the kitchen less sterile and more inviting.
Kick it Old School
Retro is back in the kitchen. Though stainless steel will not fade, the white refrigerator has returned with rounded edges and more style. In a white kitchen, they are bright, clean and modern.
Step aside subway tiles! The growing pattern today is another classic look, herringbone. Herringbone tiles on shower walls, kitchen back splash or wood flooring make a statement.
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