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- Smarter Kitchens. The smart home trend isn’t going anywhere in the next decade and will expand further into the kitchen. “I predict that the biggest change won’t be in a wood finish or countertop, but with technology,” says Chicago-based designer Caitie Smithe from Walter E. Smithe.
- Modernization. Farmhouse kitchens were definitely huge over the last ten years, but from 2020-2030 we are going to see a more modernized aesthetic in kitchens.
- Terra-Cotta Flooring. Another big trend in the 2010s involved lots of white tiles—including subway and hexagonal—sometimes patterned in herringbone or staggered layouts.
- Decreased Space, Increased Functionality. Huge kitchens have been incredibly covetable over the last decade, but in the next decade we are going to see a shift toward smaller spaces that are maximized in functionality.
- Island Command Center. Designer Melinda Woodruff of M Woodruff Designwas tasked with updating a kitchen in Annapolis, Maryland, that doubles as a home office.
- Unobstructed Views. The team at Studio Dearborninset a range hood into the ceiling of this Westchester County, New York, kitchen to create an unobstructed view of the leafy backyard out the black casement windows.
- Cool Cabinet Wall. Designer Stephanie Flemming of Honson + Flemming Interiorsadded 30 continuous feet of cabinets on the back wall to drastically increase storage in this Chicago kitchen.
- Oversize Island. The oversize island featuring a walnut base and marble countertop takes center stage in this Weston, Connecticut, kitchen by TC Designsand Christine Donner Kitchen Design.
May 6, 2022 - Explore Conny Montenegro's board "Cafe Montenegro" on Pinterest. See more ideas about coffee shop design, cafe interior design, cafe design.
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- Open-Plan Kitchen Layout. Maximize efficiency in an open-plan space by placing the bulk of your appliances and storage along one wall. Studio Peake used paint to define the cabinetry in this London kitchen and dining room while adding color to the otherwise neutral space.
- L-Shaped Open-Plan. In a large open-plan space, consider an L-shaped layout that is adapted to the dimensions of your kitchen. Desiree Burns Interiors chose an asymmetrical L-shape for this open kitchen that features a long side beneath the windows, and a short wing on the left that houses the oven.
- Open-Plan With Dining Nook. If you have the space, include both bar seating around the island and a cozy breakfast nook, like this spacious eat-in kitchen from Kate Marker Interiors.
- Open-Plan With Dining Table. One of the reasons why people love a kitchen island is the chance to pull up a bar stool and enjoy a quick breakfast, a before-dinner drink, or a casual dinner.
Dec 11, 2020 · Whittled down from thousands of projects published by Dwell this year, the nominees for Best Kitchen showcase exceptional innovation in the culinary space. See the contenders below, and then vote for your favorite in the 2020 Dwell Design Awards, open until December 16.
The following countdown of the most popular kitchen photos uploaded to Houzz since Jan. 1 balance these two requirements perfectly. Oversize kitchen islands and lots of built-in storage mix with hand-painted tile and carefully crafted woodwork to create functional, memorable designs.
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If you're interested in designs that offer the casual, relaxed vibe of a local coffee shop or café, you can explore a wide range of café kitchen decorating ideas in Tuscan, Mediterranean, Italian and French themes, and borrow some of their welcoming, sit-down-and-stay-awhile spirit for your kitchen.
