White and Wood Kitchen

White and Wood Kitchen The backsplash mimics the island's wood pattern and requires about the exact same quantity of tile as a direct installation. Gray grout enriches the pattern and hides grime. I love artwork in the kitchen as it's a gathering space. These photos of bread and wine bottles are enjoyable for their entertaining motif.



Herringbone Backsplash Black-and-White Photos I went with rustic reclaimed barn plank on the island, plus black upholstery and an oak floor. Spread the functions within a kitchen so that as many people as possible can work at the same time. I like to put a sink in the island so it's distinct from the cooking and prep areas.



Reclaimed Wood Island Sink Stacking both electric ovens could have cut into the prep room, so that I tucked both under the counters. One is an oven/microwave combo.



Double Ovens Splashes of blue, like a pretty teapot along with a framed chalkboard, add a little twist into a kitchen.



Blue and White Kitchen Double your storage space by making two rows of top cabinets. The top ones are fantastic for stashing bulky bits you don't use every day. I chose mosaic marble tiles that look kind of like bubbles. It's a splurge, however, marble tiles aren't as expensive as a good slab.



Extra Upper Cabinets Mosaic Tile Backsplash Baking supplies may become a mess from the cupboard. Invest in a set of sterile glass jars for your ingredients. They'll look neater and keep fresh longer.



Labeled Canisters Blue and white always feels fresh in a kitchen. I customized IKEA Applad cabinets with vintage blue pulls to play the palette up. The counters are a combination of practical and lively. They are white quartz flecked with colors of blue.



Blue Cabinet Pulls Speckled Quartz Counters It has the same look as a painted wood floor, but it is actually made up of 1-foot-by-3-foot Marmoleum panels (forboflooringna.com) set up in a striped pattern. They arrive in 30 colors.



Striped Floor White appliances cost far less than stainless steel ones. And stainless appliances frequently have black accents, which might have diverted from the clean appearance of this kitchen.



White Appliances Steel stools would be my go-to for a slick space. They have a clean look and are extremely sturdy.



Green and Gray Kitchen Even though laminate is cheap, it doesn't feel as though you're skimping in the event that you combine it with glistening tiles and stainless steel appliances. This countertop is really a mixture of all the room's colours, and it's a cinch to wash with a counter spray.



Laminate Counters A gooseneck faucet not only looks cool but also makes filling large pots and doing dishes a breeze. I love a sink with a built-in drain board since it retains water off the counters.



Gooseneck Faucet Drain-Board Sink I used 3-inch-by-6-inch glass tiles in light green and cool gray to create stripes to the backsplash. When I'm using stock cabinetry, I combine styles to fake a customized look as with those glass-front and white cabinets. For unexpected color, I wrapped classic enamel pendants.



Striped Glass Backsplash Mixed Cabinet Designs A natural rock flooring is beautiful, but large-scale ceramic tiles have a similar look and cost a whole lot less. I wanted a sleek palette that is not too monochromatic, so these painted cabinets include lifetime.



Porcelain Floor Tiles Green Cabinets It's important to have some breathing space in a kitchen. Open shelving provides you that airy texture.



Yellow and Beige Kitchen This island is a real workhorse. It's lots of prep coating, a wraparound counter that seats three, deep drawers and cabinets for storage, and pantry area on the trunk.



Super Island I favor pendants to can lights because they direct light onto the work surface. Be certain to hang these. I needed three to this 9-foot island, also I added a small one over the sink.



Numerous Pendants The 48-inch gas range is the same type used in commercial kitchens. You are going to require a commercial port, too, so make certain you budget for a single. They start at around $1,000. I made a custom cover to help this one blend in with the cabinetry.



Commercial Range and Custom Vent Hood I picked limestone having an onyx border for the backsplash behind the stove. The layout on the limestone sort of looks like rustic barn board.



Stone Backsplash Sunny yellow feels welcoming all year. I wanted to conserve this farmhouse's 1885 charm, therefore I decorate the walnut flooring rather than replacing them with tile.



Yellow Paint Hardwood Floors I really like shopping. Here I used curvy corbels for shelf supports and a carved newel post for a leg around the staircase.