Infuse a modern kitchen with character and charm by using a vintage farm table as an island — as Amy Sklar of Sklar Design does here. The contrasting cabinet front on the blue and blush cabinetry in this kitchen is an unexpected touch. It’s something you rarely see done intentionally, and the result is a high style look. This kitchen feels professional thanks to the industrial-inspired materials on the hood and backsplash. Although we love a stunning island right in the middle of a kitchen, opening it up to your living space makes for a better flow and a larger-looking space. If you’re working with a very open concept loft-style space, you might crave separation from the rest of your space.
In this modern kitchen by PJC Architecture, the island is carved down to a smart size for the space and the back corner neatly fits a curved nook for easy dining. At any given time, there’s a confluence of design approaches considered en vogue. This limestone hood hearkens back in time with hand-carved details and light stone. They brighten up a space, make it look larger, and allow you to decorate however you want.
Transitional Kitchen Design
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- You can create your plans using different finishes, textures, and furniture and then see them in a 2D or 3D view.
- The joy of a bespoke kitchen is that your design will make the most of the space and truly reflect your lifestyle.
- As a founder of iii studio, Brinda has designed and executed over 100+ projects with a special focus on luxurious residential designing.
- Add warmth with a metallic backsplash in a burnished bronze finish providing contrast against dark ebony wood kitchen units.
- Create detailed and precise layouts that reflect your kitchen’s appearance, including the room walls and windows.
Clean lines, smooth finishes, and a simple palette of white, gray, and accents of black give this Florida kitchen from interior designer Maite Granda a modern feel. Details like a built-in wine fridge and an integrated energy-saving induction burner in the kitchen island make the space feel current. Give your kitchen a modern feel with heavily veined marble finishes on countertops, backsplashes, and kitchen islands. A mix of black and white stone with dramatic veining adds visual interest to this modern kitchen in a renovated 1970s Pittsburgh home from Leanne Ford Interiors.