We love kitchens here at homify, there's no denying it. And today we're offering some easy to implement ideas that can completely change the feel of a kitchen, big or small.
If you're thinking of remodeling or simply looking for some design inspiration, today's your lucky day. Let's take a look.
Offset the cold feel of a sleek, modern kitchen by mixing it with well-chosen decor such as the country-themed ceramics sitting on the fridge and the countertop in this photo.
A small table with a couple of chairs will do as a breakky nook. It can also function as a food prep area, a work station for you and your laptop, or just a space to hold coffee-slash-chismis breaks.
Backless design that can be quickly stashed under the table can provide a moden sleek look. If it gives a striking pop of color to your island bar even better.
If you have a small house, then let your kitchen island double function as a dining area where you can get together and tell stories.
One bold shade is enough to enliven your cooking space. Keep it fresh by choosing a vibrant hue that you know you will never get sick of.
Use it to stylishly display your best china.
LED lights, under cabinet pucks, pendants above the island or breakfast table, unobtrusive can lighting -- take your pick.
This is a trend that has strong staying power. Aside from being an economical choice, using wood gives your kitchen an organic, warm feel that ultra-modern designs lack.
Small kitchens benefit best from an all-white (or mainly white) scheme. Mix with steel appliances and fixtures for a chic industrial feel.
This is a good option if space isn't on your side and if you have a big brood. You don't have to move back and forth two rooms just to prepare food, eat and clean up.
As much as possible, make sure your kitchen already comes with niches for bulky appliances such as the fridge, oven, dishwasher, and the microwave. It's sleek, organized and a major space-saver.
Stainless steel, exposed beams, stark concrete walls and hanging bulbs give more character to a modern homeowner's kitchen than classic wood could ever hope to. C'mon, don't be afraid to trade old school for industrial.
Gone are the days when murals, such as the one splashed on the island here, are exclusive to restaurants. 'Tis an excellent way to break the monotony in any home kitchen.
Give your kitchen a playful vibe with bold, bright hues such as yellow or orange. In this photo, the laminated yellow cabinets illuminates and reflects light in this space.
Aside from the typical ceramic and porcelain tiles, you can now prettify your kitchen wall with a vinyl and glass mosaic (as seen in this photo) wall design.
Dark wood in a small, confined kitchen will only make the room feel more constricted. The alternative: use dark wood in outdoor kitchen or dining spaces where natural light can soften its cold strength.
Can you imagine living in a he without a kitchen? However small your space may be, there is always room for… a kitchenette! This works better if your home has an open floor plan.
A U-shaped kitchen is ideal for larger homes as it allows unparalleled freedom of movement in the cooking area.
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Cupboards are ideal for storing and displaying your finest dinnerware.
A U-shaped kitchen with a curvaceous island, sphere pendants and round windows -- how could you not love working in this space?
Given the option, don't think twice – integrate your kitchen into the living area.
Skylights put the FUN in fundamental kitchen lighting.
You'll notice immediately how it warms up your cooking space.
The fastest way to do this is to install a chalkboard wall or graffiti wall. It's an instant scene-stealer!
You can start by choosing she-friendly but bright colors that stand out in a sea of white (or black or brown).
With the flat TV hanging on a wood wall panel, unsightly cables are kept under wraps. Now you can watch Netflix and chill while prepping for a meal.
Give more light and joy into your space with a dash of accent colors as seen on the pendant lamps in this kitchen.
It's only the most important rule when maintaining a guest-friendly kitchen.
Whether your house is lined with bricks or built with logs, don't be scared to go for another theme. Of course, it has the best chance of looking spectacularly superlative with the help of an expert. What are you waiting for? Start designing your dream kitchen now!