KITCHEN TRENDS
Find out what’s new and trending in the world of kitchens.
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DARK AND MOODY
Dark kitchens have so much personality and, by nature, create a big impression. When you think ‘dark’ you may imagine a black kitchen but there are numerous deep hues that can be utilised within this atmospheric trend. And it’s not all about blocks of colours; consider choosing patterns and textures with a dark base colour. These will change with the light, catching your eye as you move through the room.
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Of all the kitchen trends 2024 is bringing to the table, Green is one of the easiest to implement, and this may be why it will soon be jostling with Blue at the top of the trend list. There are so many beautiful green kitchens to choose from in a plethora of shades, from traditional Sage to contemporary Reed Green and bold Heritage Green. Read on to find out our suggestions on the perfect accessories and array of door styles.
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Traditional kitchens are as timeless as they are elegant. This means that traditional in-frame or shaker kitchens were scarcely accessorised and displayed several open-shelving units for functionality. Typical traditional kitchens that feature in modern designs still incorporate the practicality of those of the past but accentuate the elegance of the structure through bespoke design elements and colour variation.
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KITCHEN STORAGE
Kitchen storage solutions are constantly evolving to make efficient use of the smaller spaces in our kitchens that we may not always consider. Custom-fit cutlery inserts are becoming increasingly popular. The bespoke measurements make compartment drawers aesthetically pleasing to the eye, whilst offering a practical organisational element.
Walk-in pantries are sophisticated and effortlessly versatile. As well as being accessible for practicality, the interiors of a walk-in pantry are entirely up to your own design preferences. A variety of inserts are available, including condiments drawers, wine bottle inserts and wine glass racks, so your hidden pantry can be personalised and suited to your own taste. Decorative components such as sensor lighting are also an available addition to this unit, giving your kitchen a subtle and modern feel.
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VERYAN
The archetypal minimalist shaker design, the beauty of this kitchen style lies in its simplicity. With a velvet-smooth finish and shallow centre panel, Veryan refrains from dominating a room, allowing space for other elements such as statement handles, walnut worktop slabs and feature lighting.
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OPEN SHELVING
The sky’s the limit when it comes to creating kitchen shelving. If you have prized possessions you’d love to display, then why not give each individual item its own, perfectly-sized nook.
Open kitchen shelving isn’t just for gorgeous ornaments, however. High-use items such as tea and coffee are so much easier and quicker to access when housed in a doorless cabinet.
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Deriving from Scandi and Industrial kitchens, Mixed Material is a new concept. As the name suggests, this kitchen trends 2023 contender combines multiple, different elements such as polished concrete, rustic timber, tarnished metal and blown glass to form an eclectic yet cohesive space. Those with a flair for interior design will love delving into the creative possibilities with endless mood boards.
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EXPLORE MORE
Kitchen islands with seating are still rising in popularity and add more than just extra social or food preparation space. According to ‘Better Homes & Gardens’, adding an island to your kitchen is one of the top 5 ways to add value to your home and it’s easy to see why. Freestanding kitchen islands bring people together, whether it’s during a normal working day or a gathering with friends.
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BLUE KITCHENS
This list of kitchen trends 2024 would not be complete without the inclusion of Blue kitchens. Blue is an incredibly versatile colour, not just because of the vast array of hues.
Dark Blue kitchens will sit in harmony with a variety of different materials, metals and colour ways. Whether you prefer Chrome over Copper, or Granite over Quartz, this kitchen trend will complement them all.
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