Cabinets & Storages May 19, 2017. The kitchen island often features a sizable slab of countertop so this can be used strategically to brighten up the space, or add detail that complements pure white features elsewhere in the room. Add contrast by choosing a different material than you used for the countertops. It’s pretty likely that the island will be where a lot of food prep and entertaining takes place, so depending on how you plan to use the kitchen island itself think about the material and how high maintenance it is.
Kitchen Island & Carts May 19, 2017. Finding the right type for you is not as easy as you might think. But it’s this diversity of designs and options that also allows you to personalize your kitchen and to adapt the design to your own needs and preferences. It must not only look good but also be satisfy you.
Design May 20, 2017. Wooden floors soften up the all-white interior and cold metallic kitchen with untreated natural color and texture. Modernist furnishings complete the living area, rendering the place pleasantly nostalgic.
Sinks Faucets May 19, 2017. It is false economy to buy a cheap faucet, as you will only have to replace it a few years time. If your budget is tight, try and save money elsewhere in the kitchen.
Appliances May 19, 2017. Built in appliances – Built in appliances are extremely useful in the kitchen as space is always known to be premium in the room. Besides seamless design, it’s their ease of usage which makes them popular.
Kitchen Island & Carts May 20, 2017. Whether your space lacks a proper dining table or you’re looking to create a more casual bar-seating option, adding low-profile seating to the island is an easy way to increase functionality and make the environment more social for both guests and the cook. Create a breakfast bar or dining table, and leave a counter overhang that offers enough room to tuck the chairs or stools underneath when not in use.
Design May 20, 2017. Regardless of the lack of exposed brick, the loft gets its New York flair from iron-framed windows. These extend across the entire main room, opening it up to the city views much like it is done in the New York lofts. The white walls, columns, and staircase, however, give it a classic Scandinavian look. There aren’t many decorations or design elements, so the frosty minimal atmosphere very much translates into the Nordic aesthetic.
Design May 09, 2017. This rich, color-infused combination is warm, cozy, and welcoming. It works best with a natural light source, because the colors themselves lean toward the darker end of the spectrum. This updated kitchen is from the slightly post-mid-century modern era (70s), but it couldn’t be more relevant to today’s popular aesthetic.
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