110 Best Kitchen Design Ideas To Beautify Your Home

Dark Grey Walls and Bright Yellow Accents for Industrial Kitchen Design

If you still believe that industrial kitchen design always equals minimalism, this gorgeous kitchen is here to prove you wrong. Bright yellow drawers on this kitchen island and eccentric kitchen tiles contrast dark grey walls and industrial appliances to provide a more energetic feel.

Minimalist Industrial Kitchen Design Featuring Wood Countertops, White Walls, and Black Cabinetry

Okay, so sometimes industrial kitchen design does equal minimalism. In this example, a light brown wood countertop warms up the otherwise monochromatic industrial-inspired kitchen design. Sleek black cabinetry provides ample storage for an avid home cook. This minimal color palette works well in a kitchen with lots of natural lighting.

More Bricks and Metal Combination for Industrial Kitchen Design

Here’s an example of how different materials combine to create a unique industrial kitchen look. This open-concept kitchen floor plan seems to bleed into a living room space, giving the kitchen a relaxing vibe. Industrial appliances are warmed up with pops of color and natural lighting.

Loft-Style Industrial Kitchen Design

This industrial-inspired kitchen gives off a real hip pub vibe in your favorite American city. This gorgeous kitchen might be your perfect muse if you love good books and a strong old-fashioned. Dark marble countertops sit atop a black kitchen island with leather-seated industrial bar stools. I mean, come on. You know this kitchen owner makes a good Negroni.

Industrial-style Kitchen Design with a Vibrant and Contrasting Theme

So, maybe you’re sold on some industrial appliances, but where’s the color? Here’s a great example of incorporating multiple vibrant accents into an industrial kitchen concept.

A vintage red refrigerator pops against exposed brick walls. Open industrial shelving pairs nicely with light green cabinets. Lots of natural and overhead lighting contributes to the warmth of this design.

Cool Cafeteria Setting

Doesn’t this table remind you of a more fantastic version of your elementary school cafeteria tables? I mean, way cooler.

This wood/metal combination is a staple of the industrial interior design style and stands against this kitchen’s white cabinets. If you need to conserve space in your industrial-inspired kitchen design, the tall cabinetry and utilitarian furniture displayed here might help you achieve the right balance.

Industrial-style Kitchen Design Incorporating Open Shelves and Dark Accents

Using sleek, open shelves in your kitchen can provide extra storage and display appliances that fit within your kitchen’s color scheme. Black and yellow accents boldly pop against the industrial grey backdrop in this kitchen.

Interesting Blend of Industrial, Modern, and Classical Influences

This industrial-inspired kitchen pairs cool grey concrete walls and flooring with a warmer grey kitchen island and cabinets. The sharp lines of the industrial appliances highlight mint green bar stools and a smattering of geometric lamps.

Mixtures of Different Kitchen Pieces

We’re bouncing back from minimalism here with a real curveball. When you think of “industrial appliances,” you likely don’t imagine rustic, reclaimed light fixtures with a slight farmhouse vibe. However, sometimes opposites attract; in this example, they combine to make a unique kitchen concept. Check out the vast white cabinets. Talk about utilitarian design!

White Tile Backsplash For Industrial Kitchen Design

If you’ve ever watched HGTV, you’ve probably caught a realtor touting the kitchen’s “tile backsplash.” Like industrial kitchen design, tiles are both of aesthetic and utilitarian value. So, if you’re a tile-file, here’s some bold inspiration. Open shelving displays cookware and allows fresh produce or decorative plants to pop.

Industrial Style Kitchen Featured in the Film Parasite

Do you recognize this kitchen? This absolutely stunning kitchen was featured in the Oscar-winning film Parasite.

If you’ve seen the film, you are probably laughing about this being included in the list, but hopefully, you’ll also remember how truly stunning this entire house is. This massive kitchen island is the perfect prep space for your Ram-Don or whatever your comfort food of choice may be.

Concrete walls and flooring contrast with backlit cabinets, and dark ceilings help to highlight the beauty of the industrial metal kitchen appliances.

High Ceiling for Industrial Style Kitchen

If you’re a city dweller, you may be blessed with a condo's high ceilings (lucky you!). High ceilings are a great canvas for industrial kitchens because they create plenty of space for large appliances and light fixtures. Raw wood cabinets pop with the contrast of dark grey accent walls.

Vintage Industrial Style Kitchen Design Idea

This kitchen fulfills a very specific niche. Have you spotted all the union jacks yet? Is that fridge a Dr. Who Tardis replica?

Even if these accessories aren’t your thing, this kitchen is a beautiful example of how industrial kitchen appliances pop against a black wall. These chalkboard-painted walls also highlight the stunning light wood cabinets.

Loft Spaces for Industrial Style Kitchen

Loft spaces are often developed in former warehouses or factories, as in this example. By embracing its industrial roots, this kitchen design feels warm and down-to-earth.

Again, bright colors pop against a more neutral palette—lots of open shelving highlights kitchen appliances and plants. Huge locker-style cabinets allow for plenty of storage space, minimizing clutter.

Grey Matte Kitchen Cabinets

Modern kitchen design doesn’t need all white to achieve a contemporary look. However, as evidenced by this all-grey kitchen, a monochromatic color scheme can certainly make your kitchen look sleek and current. These sharp grey upper cabinets leave enough room to display some kitchen decor above.

Lower cabinets adorn the fronts with unique geometric paneling. This kitchen’s futuristic modernity makes it look like it could be used in the set of a 2020 sci-fi drama—owned by the protagonist, the lead scientist.

Soft Teal Blue for a Coastal Kitchen Design

Different shades of blue will bring different shores to your kitchen decor. This beach house kitchen uses a soft teal blue. It’s as if the kitchen designer plucked the pigment from the beaches of Fiji and dropped it onto these cabinets. This kitchen also might give you a few ideas for repurposing beach resort materials for your kitchen design.

These metal pendant lights mimic the shape and texture of the base of a tiki torch. Thick, woven chairs look sturdy as the basket you’d take to an island farmer’s market. Thoughtful decor choices like these will liven up your coastal kitchen design.

Modern Kitchen Design with a Bright Yellow Breakfast Nook Seating

Not all modern kitchens are created equal. This one gets a leg up with its bright yellow breakfast nook seating. This white kitchen uses a variety of textures, including marble, tile, wood, and stainless steel. You can use many materials without fear of clashing with a simple color scheme like this.

Modern Twist to a Timeless Classic

First of all, the sheer size of this kitchen is enviable. Beyond its magnitude, a marriage of textures and styles makes this kitchen a formidable inspiration source. A traditional-inspired palette pairs well with rustic wood elements, stainless steel appliances, modern open shelving, and a brick wall backsplash.

This massive cabinet-filled kitchen island has plenty of storage for the avid home chef, and a mini kitchen island juts out to serve as a small bar. This kitchen design applies to either a home or a hip new restaurant.

Retro Kitchen Design Incorporating Black and White Color Palette

This kitchen is a prime example of bringing Aunt Connie’s retro kitchen into 2020. Some classic mid-century modern furniture pieces, including the wall clock and those Eames-inspired bar stools, pair nicely with the modern appliances in this kitchen. Black kitchen cabinets look sharp next to wood floors and white walls. A simple black-and-white color palette can be just as effective as more pigmented mid-century modern kitchens.

Mid-century Modern Kitchen Design

An ode to the past can be made through color choice, which is exactly what’s happening here. This mid-century modern kitchen delivers a wave of nostalgia by choosing these mint green/light teal cabinets.

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Mid century modern kitchens often incorporate a variety of textures like this. Stainless steel contrasts with a large white tile backsplash. These midcentury bucket chairs at the kitchen table are a style you’ll see across several major retailers. And there’s a reason this design style is so popular — it hits that right balance between aesthetically interesting and functional.

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There’s something really comforting about a neutral palette of muted tones. This modern farmhouse kitchen uses a soft green color for the cabinets on one side of the kitchen, and olive toned beige color for the other side. This kitchen is another example of maximizing value in a smaller space with the addition of open shelving.

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This contemporary interior design uses cubist shelving units to proudly display a smattering of potted plants. The staging certainly adds a unified pop of green to this otherwise greyscale kitchen, but a more active home chef might want to use the extra space to store cookware. Here we have another example of appliances tucked away within the interior design concept. Stainless steel ovens are tucked into tall black cabinets. This black and white kitchen uses simplicity in an interesting and modern way.

Scandinavian Kitchen Lighting

No, this kitchen isn’t quite as flashy as a Kanye West song. But hanging light fixtures and an emphasis of natural light highlight the Scandinavian kitchen concept. Industrial stools sit around a freestanding natural wood kitchen island that uses internal glass-paneled cabinetry to store neutral-colored kitchenware. Large white knob-less upper cabinets also add lots of storage space in this Scandinavian style kitchen.

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This bold accent wall and equally bold kitchen island is not for the faint of heart. But there’s a reason color works so well with mid century kitchen design. Mid Century modern furniture is designed with simplicity in mind, so it doesn’t compete with the boldness of the color choice here. Instead, simple pieces like the light wood kitchen cabinets and metal countertops enhance the impact of the bright colors.

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This modern kitchen design incorporates minimal mid century design elements in a sleek, simple layout. Large, stained wood cabinets sit above and beside sharp stainless steel appliances. This kitchen design also uses a more modern style light fixture (as opposed to the stylized midcentury light fixtures you’ll see in several other inspiration images).

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This mid century modern color scheme feels like it shouldn’t work together. Green and red almost always denote Christmas, but there’s no winter vibe happening here. Pale green cabinets and red accessories seem to be ready to cook up a 1950s style diner breakfast. If your midcentury modern design taste is rooted in the vintage aesthetic, incorporating bold swatches of color throughout your cabinetry like this could be a great move.

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This hexagon tile backsplash is a super unique feature of this midcentury modern kitchen design. But wait — what if I told you it was peel-and-stick wallpaper? Using a fun, patterned wallpaper in your kitchen design can help save room in the budget for heavier expenses, like industrial appliances or these lovely leather Eames barstools. This color palette is also worth consideration. A dark, forest green on upper cabinets and a kitchen island looks sharp with the white wallpaper.

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This mid century modern kitchen displays a marriage of a few design style inspirations. You may not immediately think to pair a tuscan-looking tile backsplash with hanging edison bulb pendant lights, but this kitchen makes it work. Large, slate-grey cabinets span the length of the kitchen, and the color is even brought through on a section of the back wall. And, of course, some very midcentury bar stools sit at the edge of the kitchen.

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Do you remember those little geometric wood blocks teachers would hand out in math class and ask you to construct patterns with? These custom cabinets are a masterclass in pattern matching. Hexagonal cabinets with yellow features read a bit like honeycomb, which feels appropriate for a charming little breakfast nook. Yellow, green, and turquoise accents add some vibrant contrast to white cabinetry and countertops. You could become a real breakfast influencer in this midcentury modern kitchen.

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A simple but bold color scheme can really elevate midcentury modern kitchen designs. This deep, bold blue color sits prominently on cabinets and wraps around the wall behind. The use of white windowed upper cabinets allows a display of proudly collected kitchen items. Green metal framing on this kitchen chair stands out as a deliberate choice to break away from the chosen blue and white color scheme. If you love the impact of bold color choices, some orange or yellow pieces could amp up the vibrancy in a kitchen like this.

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Love color but want to incorporate it in a more subtle way? This set of light blue cabinets with a slate grey countertop embraces the tenant of simplicity in midcentury modern kitchen design. Red bucket chairs at the kitchen add another splash of color without overwhelming the overall aesthetic. In a space with lots of natural lighting, dark wood looks really elegant.

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Here’s another example of the beauty of dark wood highlighted by lots of natural lighting in a mid century modern kitchen. Large white cabinets and open shelving allows for plenty of storage space. By using such a minimal color palette, this kitchen design highlights mid century light fixtures and metal barstools.

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In a complete 180 from the previous mid century modern kitchen design example, this design embraces color to its fullest extent. Teal dominates this design. Even the radiator is painted teal. Because teal is the dominant color choice, orange cabinets stand out as the focal point. When choosing bold, complementary colors like this, it’s important to decide which color you want to be the focus, and which color you’d like to use as an accent.

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If you love color, but don’t necessarily want bright orange cabinets in your mid century modern kitchen, here’s a design that finds a nice middle ground between design ideas #12 and #13. This kitchen primarily uses white and dark wood design elements, adding in orange and teal accents sparingly. Large white upper cabinets and countertops contrast with large wooden drawers. It’s clear that both beauty and function are a top priority. Early mid century designers would be proud.

Which of these midcentury modern kitchen ideas inspired you the most? Let us know in the comments. We’d love to help you achieve the mid century modern kitchen of your dreams.

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This stunning antique kitchen island probably once held great grandpa Eugene’s long johns. Now, it serves as a beautiful reminder of the past in combination with modern-looking white cabinets and shelves. You don’t need to overwhelm the kitchen with antique pieces in order to achieve the modern farmhouse kitchen look.

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This kitchen has light wood floating shelves to display their solid collection of wine glass, as well as a high-topped kitchen island/bar. I’ll take a tall glass of merlot, please. White walls and light wood highlight the room’s natural lighting, while dark countertops and a black partition wall add a bit of moodiness. This color palette easily transitions from day to night.

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During the Italian Renaissance, Michelangelo used marble slabs to carve ornate, lifelike statues. But in 2020? Maybe he would have just used them as countertops or backsplashes in his home. There’s no question that these marble accents are a statement piece of this Mediterranean kitchen. Woven backed bar stools also feel Italian-inspired. This modern, elegant kitchen is a great inspiration source for someone who would love to incorporate some ornate features without overwhelming the room with decoration.

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The deep blue and brown color scheme in this modern kitchen feel simultaneously warm and cool; simultaneously earthy and seabound. A dichotomy of textures unify this mediterranean kitchen design with a bit of rustic charm. Spanish style tiles wrap around underneath slate blue upper cabinets. Stainless steel appliances contrast against brown tile floors, and a large hanging lantern offsets a minimal amount of natural lighting.

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This beach themed kitchen shows what you can do with various shades of a single color. Dark blue cabinets and floating shelves are accented by a light blue subway tile backsplash. An even softer blue color decorates the kitchen island. Hanging pendant globe lights are accented with gold and navy blue, giving the room the full blue spectrum. Sand-colored furniture pieces, like these cross-hatched kitchen stools, help to place this kitchen design on the beach.

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Do you hear HGTV realtors in the background gushing over these gorgeous white subway tiles? This kitchen’s combination of dark wood and white cabinets really embraces the concept of contrast. Notice how the kitchen island allows space for bar stools to be tucked underneath.
This allows for more kitchen space throughout the day when the stools aren’t being used. And, of course, no farmhouse kitchen would be complete without a kettle on the stove.

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This kitchen’s open shelving units provide ample room to display all 30 pieces of clay pottery you own. Or, if you’re not a pottery fanatic, you could use it to store some more practical kitchen appliances and cookware. Green accents contrast nicely with wooden accents. This is a nice example of executing farmhouse design in a smaller space. Creating more storage throughout the kitchen with the use of cabinets and shelving allows for plenty of prep space.

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The next three examples display how the color blue can be incorporated into a modern farmhouse kitchen. So if that’s not your thing, move along to number 6.

Okay, now that only the cool people are left, let’s take a look at this gorgeous example of the use of color accents in a farmhouse inspired kitchen. This is another great example of maximizing the value of a smaller space by incorporating storage in creative ways. Open blue shelving above the sink adds aesthetic and utilitarian value. Textures are really embraced in this kitchen, with a lovely combination of dark and light wood elements, a white subway tile backsplash, exposed brick, and industrial-looking bar stools.

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Quick! Grab an apron and start chopping the celery that we grew in the garden. (This kitchen totally screams “we grow our own vegetables,” right?)
Here, we shift to a completely different way to incorporate blue into a farmhouse kitchen design. You’ll notice that blue is not the accent color here, it is the focal point. Baby blue cabinets and shelves amplify this modern interpretation of a farmhouse kitchen. Elements of white help highlight the natural light coming into the room.

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Have you ever considered blue wood floors? Me either, but now I am. Here, we do another full 180 to prove that there are several ways to incorporate the color blue into a modern farmhouse kitchen. This kitchen incorporates some elements of mid-century style design. Notice the style of the cabinets and the stools sitting at the kitchen island. With a large concentration of blue in the lower half of this image, the sheer magnitude and height of these gorgeous wood walls and ceilings are amplified.

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When you think of classic farmhouse kitchens, this one might be exactly what comes to mind. This kitchen fully embraces texture with the combination of a stainless steel oven and stove, reclaimed wood cabinet doors, and minimalist white shelves that seem to span the width of the kitchen. While modernity improves the functionality of this kitchen, the vintage aesthetic dominates. This is a great example of how to really embrace an antique look in 2020.

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…but it’s mostly black and white. This is not only an interesting example of a modern farmhouse kitchen, it’s an interesting example of mixing black and white cabinets. Mom told you to always match your tops and bottoms, but mom’s not here so why not break the rules a little bit? The bold contrast of black lower cabinets and crisp white upper cabinets highlights the warm hardwood flooring and decorative greenery.

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A cool grey base accents this marble-topped kitchen island. Dark grey hanging light fixtures pop against a white subway-tiled backdrop. This modern farmhouse kitchen also features some industrial stainless steel appliances, and fully embraces modernity while still tipping its cap to more classically-styled farmhouse kitchens.

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There is truly so much texture happening in this farmhouse inspired kitchen. Even the ceiling beams have that intentionally worn-down look. This stunning center kitchen island appears to use some reclaimed wood, and the sheer amount of drawers it contains would be a dream for a kitchen appliance pack-rat.

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Are you the type of person that can’t get enough of flea markets and estate sales? This farmhouse kitchen design may be the perfect inspiration for you. Open shelving perfectly displays an eclectic collection of kitchen decors. And can we talk about that oven sitting inside a stone covered wall? This kitchen owner is living the colorful cottage dream!

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Yellow provides a burst of energy to any room. For the active home cook, a yellow kitchen could be the dream. Paired with off-white walls and shelves, these yellow cabinets bring the sunshine inside. And of course, this farmhouse style kitchen has a kettle on the stove waiting for you
Which of these farmhouse kitchen ideas inspired you the most? Did you love the blue hardwood floors, or are you more intrigued by a classic white look? Whether you love a modern farmhouse kitchen, or are interested in a hybrid mid-century farmhouse style kitchen, there are plenty of ways to incorporate this design style into your home.

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A simple, medium grey adorns the walls, cabinets, and kitchen island in this example. By using the same shade of grey on multiple furniture pieces, this designer is able to unify the whole room. Simple black barstools rest below the kitchen island, providing a bit of subtle contrast.

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Deep teal cabinets deviate from a traditionally more neutral modern kitchen color palette. This bold color choice emphasizes other modern elements in the room. Light wood floors and simple, open shelving give this kitchen a hint of humility. White walls highlight the natural lighting. Choosing a bold accent color for your cabinetry can help your modern inspired kitchen design stand out.

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Are you the type of person that cringes when someone paints over a perfectly good wood surface? We get it. Using large wood cabinetry in your modern kitchen design can emphasize your aesthetic preference for highlighting the beauty of natural materials.

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We all know the ever-popular tile backsplash, but what if it were marble? This modern kitchen uses the same thick marble slab for countertops, contrasting greatly with the black base of the kitchen island. For even more contrast, this interior design throws in some tall wood upper cabinetry. There’s a lot going on here, but not so much that it’s overwhelming. This kitchen proves that simplicity does not have to equal minimalism.

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This kitchen is a masterclass of mixing and matching textures, design styles, and colors. A deep blue kitchen island stands as the focal point of this room. Cherry wood floors add another bold color to the room, but the red-tinted finish isn’t selected for the cabinets. Instead, dark wood cabinetry lines the back wall, which also features a reflective tile backsplash. People always say less is more, but what if more is more?

Simple Kitchen Design Featuring Natural Elements
If “simple” and “elegant” are your priorities when it comes to design in kitchen spaces, this example is for you. This interior designer picked a wood stain finish and stuck with it across cabinetry, shelving, and the kitchen island. Marble countertops accent both the back counter and kitchen island. A decorative hanging light fixture is the most complicated design piece in this room.

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Glossy white cabinets adorn the walls of this modern inspired kitchen. Simple pendant lights hang above the kitchen island, but the dominant light source for this gorgeous kitchen is a massive window. If you’re blessed with lots of natural lighting, a super simple color palette like this will highlight your light source.

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While modern kitchens are often characterized by simplicity, sprinkling in a few bold patterns can be a nice touch. Here, white cabinetry and shelving frames an intricately-patterned tile backsplash. This designer also displays a collection of colorful items for a burst of energy in the room.

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The clean lines of this kitchen emphasize cool design choices such as white subway tile and industrial bar stools. Grey cabinetry provides ample storage space, and three statement piece pendant lights hang above a modular kitchen island. This kitchen clearly draws inspiration from the past while maintaining a contemporary edge. Don’t forget the details—choosing a light fixture like these industrial lamps adds a lot of impact.

Minimalist Kitchen
Modern kitchens use simple furniture and colors, so tiny details can pack a bigger punch than more ornate design styles. An interesting pendant light or colorful barstool will stand out against more minimalist choices.

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Wood paneling isn’t just for the side of old vans anymore. No, this sleek wood-paneled kitchen island interior clearly proves that wood panelized can be modernized for chic kitchen designs. In this home, the open concept floor plan allows wood features to carry from one room to another. If your home layout is like this, you might want to think about how you can transition design elements into various rooms.
Which of these kitchen design ideas inspired you the most? Did you like the modern kitchens with white walls AND white cabinetry, or are you swayed by the kitchens using bold colors and patterns? Whatever your taste may be, we’d love to make your home renovation dreams a reality.

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This basket full of sunflowers resting on the kitchen counter seems to say “oh, nothing to see here. Just cut these fresh stems from my own beautiful, rolling hills.” Everything about this Mediterranean style kitchen is a humble brag. From the arched brick ceilings, to thick wood slab countertops, to the arched windows opened to a view of the private pond in the backyard. Wood cabinets with glass panels display a set of collected wares. This kitchen embraces dark features and copper accents. A plethora of dark, earthy tones like this bring southern Europe to your home kitchen in Ohio.

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High ceilings and wooden beams set this kitchen up for a successful Spanish style kitchen design. Old meets new in this elevated Mediterranean home. A high topped kitchen island uses ashy wood with hand-carved details for an old world look. A wrought iron hanging light fixture feels almost Medieval. This open concept kitchen blends into the dining room, decorated similarly to tie everything together.

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The juxtaposition of this kitchen with the last example prove just how wide the spectrum is for modern Mediterranean kitchen design. Ornate, dark stained wood pieces frame this kitchen stove with granite countertops. Large wood cabinets allow for plenty of storage space in this Mediterranean kitchen. A padded chair at the kitchen island adds to the cozy but elegant vibe of this Mediterranean kitchen design.

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Tiles are all the rage in several different modern design styles, so why not incorporate them in multiple ways? This kitchen uses black subway tiles as a wall backsplash, and more ornate blue and white Mediterranean inspired tiles on the interior of the kitchen island. And while we’re at it, let’s talk about this kitchen island. This quartz-topped island with a waterfall edge looks absolutely stunning with the accent of gold bar stools. This design is the epitome of mediterranean design modernized for 2020.

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This kitchen definitely feels like it sits on the coast of Greece. Open wood shelving highlights collected items. In this case, the kitchen owner proudly displays ceramic goods and bottles of wine. You can’t really get more Mediterranean than that. This interior design incorporates several hues of blue. By displaying paintings across from a good natural light source, this room looks bright and exciting.

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While a wide variety of colors and textures can be used when describing the mediterranean style, green is unlikely to be top of mind. However, this kitchen design is proof that an unexpected color choice can be incorporated successfully in a mediterranean home. This dark wood kitchen island has less storage space than your average centerpiece, but that’s exactly what makes it stand out as a focal point of this room. A wrought iron hanging light fixture uses candles instead of lightbulbs—a heavy nod to the historical style of this room. Somehow, ornate vintage pieces pair well with stainless steel appliances.

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The Greek god of wine, Dionysus, would probably appreciate this hanging grate turned wine glass holder. But easy access wine glasses aren’t the only thing that make this kitchen distinctly Mediterranean. This kitchen incorporates a smattering of mismatched Spanish tiles to create and eccentric backsplash. Bright teal kitchen cabinets feel inspired by the North African side of the Mediterranean Sea. Aside from the bright accents of the kitchen cabinets, this kitchen utilizes a very Tuscan earth tone color palette.

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This Mediterranean style kitchen (and likely the rest of this home) features every possible texture, and then some. White cabinets with glass panels sit below stucco walls and ceilings. White subway tile adorns the wall above granite countertops. These floors have both hardwood and colorful tiles. This is one of those “I don’t know how it works, but it does,” moments. If you’re looking for a Mediterranean kitchen with eclectic flair, look no further.

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This kitchen feels very modern at first glance, but its mediterranean style influences are apparent upon further inspection. White cabinets sit atop a thick wood countertop. Patterned, decorative tile sits below an arch over the stove. Wrought iron details hold up open wood shelving. This is one of those kitchen designs that feels young and fresh while still maintaining an appreciation for history.
Did these Mediterranean kitchen ideas give you ideas for your next home design project? Let us know in the comments which Mediterranean kitchen image inspired you the most. We’d love to help you achieve the home of your dreams.

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This gorgeous kitchen utilizes blue in a much more subtle way than several of the beach themed kitchen designs you’ll see. The simple patterned blue tiles along the back wall are a unique take on the ever-so-popular kitchen tile backsplash. Deliberately worn down cabinets mimic the texture of driftwood washed ashore. Glass windows in the cabinets on the left side of this kitchen show decorative coral pieces. Simple decorative items like these can add a beach theme to your kitchen without shouting it through a megaphone. Another standout feature of this kitchen is a large exposed wood kitchen island with plenty of room for those tall, beachy wicker barstools.

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Do you see her? She’s floating above the kitchen sink! Paired with decorative ceramic plates and angel wings, this interior decorator seems to appreciate the value of a mounted art piece. Mounting souvenirs from your beach vacations can be a great way to bring the ocean directly to your home. Also notable in this kitchen are white painted wood walls, open white shelving, and contrasting dark wood countertops.

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Are you ever on vacation at a nice hotel, sipping coffee in the morning and thinking, “wow, I wish I could make my home feel like this”? Well, this kitchen example is proof that you can bring the best of the beach back home. Of course, not all of us have the luxury of real palm fronds out our kitchen window. But this kitchen provides a coastal feel in various other ways, too. Natural wood paneling climbs the kitchen island. A marble countertop and backsplash give this kitchen a real luxury resort feel, as do leather upholstered bar stools. This kitchen also provides quite a few decorating ideas. High quality ceramic goods displayed on floating shelves, a gallery wall, and cone-shaped light fixtures don’t necessarily scream “beach,” but they pair well with the luxury coastal aesthetic.

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This kitchen’s blue hue is a very Finnish flag. In fact, the whole design has a bit of Scandinavian flare. Marine blue cabinets and drawers contrast against a white kitchen backdrop. A wood countertop accents this large kitchen island. Stainless steel appliances add yet another texture into this bold design concept. Starkly contrasted color palettes and textures can provide lots of impact for your kitchen design.

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When looking online for coastal kitchen inspiration, it’s easy to come across homes with super high ceilings and lots of square footage. But not all of us are blessed with that kind of real estate. Never fear, it’s still possible to make a gorgeous beach-inspired kitchen with lower ceilings. This kitchen uses white cabinetry to brighten up a room with limited natural lighting. A deep blue subway tile backsplash highlights wooden shelving. Pops of orange cookware (and a literal bowl of oranges) add some warm contrast.

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Maybe you do have an ocean view like this in your kitchen, and to that I humbly ask, would you like a fun houseguest? I’m a decent cook. I’d love to make you bagels by the beach.
Even if this ocean view isn’t a part of your kitchen concept, a coastal feel can still be achieved using some of the design choices made in this example. White cabinetry, white walls, and white ceilings all contribute to an overall lightness in this kitchen. Tall bar stools use a natural wood back, mimicking the color of sand. And if you don’t have access to the sea out your window, colors like blue and green in some of your decorative pieces can help bring that missing view inside.

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Vintage signs are the clear focal point of this beach style kitchen. Old metal diner sign gives this kitchen a real seaside snack shack vibe. Contrasting colors allow these handpicked decorations to really stand out. But this kitchen isn’t all vintage. New wood floors and a stainless steel fridge bring this kitchen into the 21st century. White cabinets look sleek against white subway tiles.

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This beach cottage kitchen reads a bit like a lakehouse. Whatever the body of water this kitchen borders, this design gives us a ton of ideas. Stainless steel appliances contrast against the warm finish of hardwood floors. An aged wood accent wall provides a rustic feel to an otherwise modern beach style kitchen. Warm tones make this home feel cozy and lived in. It’s easy to picture a family running inside to enjoy a glass of lemonade after a long afternoon swim.

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If you want your beach style kitchen to stand out from the standard blue and white kitchen color palette, look no further than this tropical light green. This beach house kitchen definitely stands out from other ideas we’ve shared, and it’s certainly not for everyone. But if you love to be the life of the party, and if your taste is a little bit quirky, embracing bold colors is a great way to bring personality to your beach house.
As evidenced by these beach house kitchen images, there are a million different ways to modernize your beach house in 2020. Whether you’re drawn more to a luxury beach house aesthetic, or a rustic beach home look, we hope some of these kitchens inspired your next renovation project.
Updating your coastal kitchen with a bright blue kitchen island, stainless steel appliances, or tropical tiles could help bring the vacation to your doorstep. Which of these coastal kitchens inspired you the most? Let us know in the comments. We’d love to help make your beach style kitchen dreams a reality.

Scandinavian Kitchen Features

This kitchen screams Scandinavian—nay, it yodels. It is so Scandinavian that the designer chose to stage it with literal glass jars of milk. White features accentuate every corner of this Scandinavian kitchen design. A subway tile backsplash accentuates open shelving and light wood countertops.

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While this Scandinavian kitchen incorporates plenty of white, other colors and a variety of textures balance out the overall design. A stainless steel fridge contrasts with dark cabinets, white subway tiles, and open wood shelving. Scant mint green cookware feels accentuated in this otherwise neutral palette.

White and Neutral Scandinavian Kitchen

Told you there’d be lots of white in these Scandinavian style inspiration images. And for good reason — this majority white color palette absolutely illuminates the room. A light wood flooring also brightens the room, while a darker wood kitchen table top provides a bit of contrast. Large white kitchen cabinets provide a ton of storage space.

Bright Pops of Color

This Scandinavian kitchen incorporates a lot more color than previous examples, but it still maintains the simplicity of Scandinavian design. These green kitchen cabinets lack handles, which is uniquely Scandinavian. Yellow and green “floating” cabinets sit atop that sweet, sweet white subway tile every kitchen designer seems to be loving these days. A vintage red oven stands as the focal point of this Scandinavian style kitchen design.

Full Wall Cabinet Feature

Usually, we pull interior design images that give you a view of the full kitchen, but the real superstar of this kitchen design is this full-wall cabinet. Do you ever find yourself in a hip cafe with a wall of mugs and plants and think, “Wow, imagine what I could do with all that storage?”

Well, take note of the Scandinavians and make it a reality. These floor-to-ceiling grey kitchen cabinets give you more storage space than you could dream of. The cabinets’ glass windows feature cookware as part of the design — not something to hide.

Black and White Contrast

Are you also drooling over the comfy little breakfast nook tucked underneath that huge window in this image? Imagine sitting there for your morning coffee. The dream!

But that cozy corner isn’t the only thing this Scandinavian-style kitchen does well. The stark contrast of black and white gives this kitchen a real edge. A textured white kitchen island provides internal storage for black barstools when they’re not in use.

A similar texture in the reverse color scheme is used as a backsplash. If you’re hoping to design a kitchen with lots of impact, make sure to remember some Scandinavian-inspired kitchens like this with bold color and texture choices.

Simple Scandinavian Style Kitchen
Knock on wood, but don’t knock it until you try it. This prominent plywood Scandinavian-style design uses simplicity to the max. This highly minimal approach isn’t for everyone. But if function is your number one priority, you can’t get much more utilitarian than this. I would believe it if you told me this kitchen belonged to a successful tech startup CEO. It’s all about simplicity and functionality.

Deep Blue Scandinavian Kitchen Design

Many of these Scandinavian-inspired kitchens avoid color and decor like the plague, but not this one. A predominantly deep blue and white color palette tips its hat to simplicity while embracing a more lived-in feel. Thick wood countertops add a bit of warmth to the room, as do the several potted plants sprinkled throughout the foreground and background of this image.

All Black Kitchen

If your goth friend from high school turned out to be a minimalist interior designer, this might be their kitchen. Solid black upper and lower cabinets blend into open black shelves and a geometric black tile backsplash in this Scandinavian-style kitchen.

You probably wouldn’t think twice if this kitchen were all white instead of all black, so why did this one stop you in your tracks? Well, using an unexpected color palette like this in any part of your home delivers a lot of impact. Can you imagine an all-black living room?

Soft Pink Kitchen

Here’s something on the opposite end of the goth spectrum if that all black kitchen design didn’t tickle your fancy. Soft pink accent walls give this kitchen a delicate, warm feel. The Scandinavian style is still present here with a tall, exposed wood bookshelf turned kitchen appliance shelf. Industrial pendant lights hang above a simple kitchen island, and patterned tile floors add charm to this design.

Scandinavian Classic Kitchen

This final example incorporates a real hodgepodge of design elements from other styles to emphasize the simplicity of Scandinavian kitchens. Industrial appliances highlight the clean lines of floor-to-ceiling white tile. An eclectic mix of farmhouse and midcentury chairs in various colors sit around a simple white table. This example proves that not all Scandinavian kitchens must be all white and minimalist. Instead, incorporating other inspiration sources can deliver a well-rounded design.

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An all white color palette harkens back to the Scandinavian design style. If you love the way this color scheme looks, you might want to go down a Scandinavian kitchen design Google rabbit hole next. These contemporary kitchen cabinets also borrow from the Scandinavian design aesthetic — a lack of knobs allows for a sleek, simple look. A light green tile backsplash brings a faint pop of color into this otherwise monochromatic kitchen. And if you’re looking for a way to incorporate a flatscreen TV into your kitchen in a more elegant way than your average sports bar, this kitchen does it well.

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Some of us city-dwellers are operating with smaller spaces, and this contemporary kitchen design proves there are plenty of ways to make a small space look sharp and modern. White cabinetry wraps around this apartment kitchen, brightening up the room. With limited space, white definitely helps your home look bigger. Open white shelving above the kitchen sink adds more storage space. Adding more storage vertically helps avoid adding clutter to your workspace.

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When you think of a neutral color palette, you likely think of warm beige hues. However, this kitchen proves that neutrals can be done with cool tones as well. A blue, white, and grey color scheme unifies this modern kitchen design. Pendant lights hang above a large blue kitchen island at the center of the room. It looks as if this home uses an open concept design plan, with the kitchen bleeding into the dining area. You can use darker tones a bit more freely without fear of shrinkage when you have a large, open-concept space like this.

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Modern kitchens often feel minimalist with the use of solid colored cabinets and walls. This kitchen design certainly incorporates some contemporary minimalist elements, but the homeowner also seems to have a bit of eclectic taste. The mismatched dining room furniture is a bit quirkier than you’d expect from the average pared-down modernized kitchens. This kitchen’s tile backsplash also adds a bit of artistic flare, a reflective material instead of a solid white.

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One trend we’ve noticed in contemporary kitchen designs is the tucking away of appliances. After all, the sleekest way to display an appliance is to barely display it at all. Here, an industrial stainless steel oven seems to be a part of the side wall. Which, by the way, is also a wall of cabinets. This storage illusion is a super interesting way to create more space in your contemporary interior design. Also notable in this kitchen design is the textured grey used to add some personality to an otherwise very modern kitchen.

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Many of the modern kitchens we’ve seen so far use a color scheme on the cooler side, so let’s take a look at how contemporary design can be achieved using warmer tones. Massive wood cabinetry likely hides the kitchen appliances. Who needs a fridge, anyway? Tall barstools with orange leather seats complement the warm yellow hue of the cabinetry and hardwood flooring. Marble countertops and a marble backsplash add an interesting textural change to the room. And listen, I don’t know why there are letters spelling the word “REAR” on the countertop, but I doubt that’s the thing you’ll be inspired by when designing your own modern kitchens.

Customized Royal Blue Lower Cabinets

This contemporary kitchen design embraces the sleek simplicity of other modern kitchens but adds some bold flair. Royal blue lower cabinets and drawers stand out in a sea of greyscale and neutral-toned contemporary kitchens.

Using a bold color like this in your kitchen or dining room furniture will make your interior design stand out among minimalist concepts. White tiles and white upper cabinets also brighten up the space.

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The standout feature of this interior design is the clustered light fixture hanging above the kitchen island/kitchen table. The organic shape of these lights contrast with the sharp lines of the walls and countertops. A marble backsplash with grey accents pairs well with grey-backed chairs. This kitchen is minimalist, but far from boring.
Which of these contemporary designs of kitchens inspired you the most? Did you love the space grey cabinets, or are you a fan of the royal blue? Let us know in the comments. We’d love to help you turn your contemporary kitchen design dreams into a reality.

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Nothing says fancy quite like a bottle of champagne chilling underneath an ornate chandelier. But this traditional inspired kitchen isn’t unapproachably fancy. Cabinets in a warm creme color wrap around the entire kitchen, matching with the kitchen island. The decoration of kitchens can add personality to the traditional style, which is achieved in this image with the trio of lanterns sitting on hardwood floors.

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Traditional kitchen design elements are displayed prominently in this example. A neutral color palette adorns kitchen cabinets, as do crown moldings. Many of the countertops look to be marble, which is another staple of this design style. However, this design offers farmhouse design elements in equal measure. Rustic wood floors and ceilings, a striped awning above the kitchen sink, and an upcycled farm crate add some country charm to this kitchen. If you’re a little bit country and a little bit fancy, this kitchen design is the way to go.

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A wine rack built into the kitchen island? I’ll take two, please! Here we have another example of a neutral palette used to achieve a traditional kitchen look. Warm cream cabinets are accented with little decorative columns. Upper cabinets infuse some modernity with open shelving cubbies. The tile backsplash above the stove is at once traditional and modern — modern in its placement, but traditional in its color and texture. This design really strikes a balance between new and old.

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Here’s an example in which modern dominates tradition. Black walls and stainless steel appliances don’t often find their way into traditional kitchens. However, traditional elements warm up this kitchen. Decorated fronts and gold handles add aesthetic value to these warm grey cabinets. Though it’s not clear if these countertops are marble or just solid white, a traditional marble white countertop in a design like this would add some personality.

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While traditional kitchen designs rarely stray from neutrals, a bolder color palette can definitely modernize the overall look. Here, pink walls and ceilings contrast with a deep blue set of lower cabinets. Wooden countertops add a rustic element to this kitchen. Ornate accents, painted ceramics, and a vintage painting allude to the rich history that the kitchen traditional style draws inspiration from.

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If you felt lost in the last two designs of kitchens, no worries, we’re back to more traditional, neutral kitchen ideas (for now.) This closeup shows how a warm cream color can be applied to both the cabinets and walls for a unified look. Here, we have another example of using a more modern open shelving unit to display cookware. This open shelving allows you to add some color without overwhelming your design.

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No, but really. Where’s the fridge? It’s hiding behind this clever cabinetry designed to hide more modern looking appliances. That’s one way to avoid incorporating other styles into your kitchen design — just hide the things that don’t match! This kitchen uses gorgeous large traditional style cabinets with crown molding and marble countertops. The deep green color deviates from the standard neutral tones of most traditional kitchen designs.

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Have you ever wondered how to incorporate an interesting anecdote about your past into your interior design? Well, this kitchen somehow does just that. This traditional inspired kitchen design screams “I studied abroad in a mediterranean country, and I have the ceramics to prove it.” And you know what, kitchen? I’m not mad about it. The overall white color palette with ornamental embellishments and pops of bright blue feel like an oil painting of a small Greek village overlooking the sea.

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If Marie Antoinette opened a home in the Hamptons in the year 2020, this would be her kitchen. Tall blue-grey cabinets feature the high ceilings of this kitchen, and a long, marble-topped kitchen island pairs well with the very French aesthetic of this kitchen. These upholstered kitchen barstools are a great example of incorporating vintage elements into a modern kitchen design.

King Size Marble Kitchen Island
Just think of all the pots, pans, and cutting boards you could fit in this king-sized kitchen island. This marble-topped kitchen island is filled to the brim with drawers. But its beauty isn’t compromised by its functionality. Ornamental elements adorn the edges of the island, the upper and lower cabinets, and the ventilation area above the stove. Some darker neutrals contrast nicely with the brighter white paint used on the cabinets in this kitchen. This kitchen is proof that you don’t need to choose extremes to create interest and impact.

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These aren’t your average kitchen pendant lights. These hanging lanterns are not an accent but a focal point. This traditional inspired kitchen island provides room for tall wooden bar stools to be tucked away when not in use. Grey cabinets decorated with crown moldings contrast with a large, stainless steel fridge. This kitchen truly encompasses a mixture of modern and traditional features.
Which of these traditional design kitchen ideas inspired you the most? Let us know in the comments. We’d love to help you turn your ideas into reality.