Kitchen Ideas 2016

Design ideas for a modern kitchen

Kitchen Ideas: How to Work Mix and Match Trend

Kitchen Ideas: How to Work Mix and Match Trend For a long time, stick to one color or material in your kitchen which is standard, but in recent years the design rules have been relaxed and we become more daring, mix and match colors, materials and finishes to leave. This trend works in any style kitchen, too, of Shaker design in two colors (I like putty and wise side by side) to the slick, modern lacquer coupled with reclaimed wood. There are no rigid rules, so feel free to play around with the colors and materials, but do not go overboard on a mix of shades and shapes, or the display can be finicky. Check successful, this balanced scheme, then get in the mix.
Transitional Kitchen by Mowlem & Co
Mowlem & Co
Moving from monochrome
Monochrome kitchen will always be popular, but this idea reworks light and dark theme with softer, more on-trend colors. Unit Shaker gray painted create a classic look that melds easily into architecture, which allows deep, inky blue island to become a star schema.

The drunken mirror splashback and industrial-style pendant adds, slightly industrial coating for grit and glamor in one.

Browse more ways with a dark blue
Traditional Kitchen by The Freestanding Kitchen Company
The freestanding Kitchen Company
Does the paint job [1945014dapurkayu] Handcrafted is the perfect blank canvas to mix and match the trend. You can easily commission the manufacturer or designer to paint a certain part of your kitchen in a contrasting color to stand up against the plain wood.

I love vintage chalky tones of gray, stone, buttermilk, duck egg blue and eau de nil, which in my opinion will never date. And the real beauty is, if you get bored with the color as the years go by, just choose different colors and get a painting (or, for a professional finish, call in the experts).
Industrial Kitchen by ALL & NXTHING
ALL & NXTHING
[1945022bahan] harness reclamation
are, how beautiful fine to take advantage of the trend to mix and match. Bank of matt gray cabinets hug the walls of the loft room is temporary island unit, consisting of texture, salvaged wood planks, add contrast understated. Accents tan and green bottle injects warm color and enhance the rustic modern vibe.

Find inspiration for the use of reclaimed wood
Contemporary Kitchen by Rendall & Wright
Rendall & Wright
Go half and half
It's not unusual to see the banks of the colors in the closet and a different color on the base unit, but why not try to divide the material vertically, as in a stylish design this? Contrast slick, plain white unit on one half of the kitchen work very well against exotic striped wooden door on the other side -. With dining chairs and white offer visual links discerning between the two
Contemporary Kitchen by Nicholas Anthony
Nicholas Anthony
Use to highlight the symmetry
There is a nice symmetry to this kitchen, which is emphasized by the clever use of contrasting colors and materials. simple blocks of white, handle-free unit made the starting point for the design, from where the best balance of rich veined marble, exotic wood and stainless steel adds an individual touch. To enable each element to make an impact, such as the need for space variation on its side, so this was the best in a larger kitchen.
Contemporary Kitchen by Biglin Architectural Group
Biglin Architecture Group
Break up the all-white scheme
Let's be honest, wraparound white gloss units can be in danger of appearing a bit clinical. However, introducing an accent color or material at the bottom of the design (rich walnut is gorgeous), adds depth and definition, creating a space that is more well-rounded.
Contemporary Kitchen by Artichoke
Artichoke
Mixing you monolith
Even if you don 't have to talk to a wall unit, kitchen nail you can still mix and match look with aplomb. In fact, a large, yellow kitchen sometimes cry out for the juxtaposition of materials and colors to shake a little.

Look how very slick appears monolithic design, with blocks of veined marble sinks wrapped in luxury and a cooking station wrapped in brown lacquer tobacco.

Of course, the proportion of the grand room is bare bones bids of the highest caliber to begin with, but the use of color and materials are considered elegant architecture increases many times.
Contemporary Kitchen by bulthaup by Kitchen Architecture
bulthaup by Kitchen Architecture
Style subtle ways
If the bold colors and bold use of materials not on the radar of your design, why not introduce subtle, sophisticated contrast is not it? The mixture understated matt varnish unit greige and oak cabinets soft, smooth and warm, but still managed to inject a fresh dynamic into the room. Keeping the floors and walls of muted and understated, too, for the kitchen inviting, livable and pleasant to work in.
Contemporary Kitchen by LWK Kitchens London
LWK kitchen London
Contrast color and finish
Mix and match the kitchen is not just about a couple of different colors, they 're also about the juxtaposition of textures - gloss to matt or honed to the rough, for example. Here, glossy, silver-gray glass to add shine next to the rough-cut oak cabinets, creating an appealing look that will slot into any style of home.
Contemporary Kitchen by LWK Kitchens London
LWK Kitchens London
Showcase with showstopper
Do not be afraid to use bold, contrasting bright to make your kitchen really stand out from the crowd. Stick to a neutral palette of easy-on-the-eye for the main unit and then go all out on a piece of remarkable statement in hue is more flamboyant. This charming turquoise shelves certainly stand out against the rest of the kitchen and change crockery and vases into works of art.

If you're designing an outdoor living room, you can easily introduce the same color to other zones - on fabric or pillow for example -. For a harmonious space

SAY ...
You shake your kitchen with a mix and match approach? Please share your ideas and photos in the comments below.

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