Not only is this kitchen two-toned, but it also features beautiful marble countertops, shelves, and backsplash. Sleek, seamless white drawers and appliances on one wall contrast with black lower cabinets beneath the sink. Combined with the stunningmarble countertops, this loft kitchen is a sight to be seen. Add a bold countertop into the mix to get the look for yourself. Say goodbye to the stark white kitchens of the past and hello to the mix of colors that define the kitchen trends of the present.
Taupe-gray cabinetry and other rustic woods pair with the olive and black tones in the bold veining of Skara Brae. Dark satin-finished wood is a great way to create the appeal of classic luxury. Here, the darker elements stand out against the brighter countertops for an eye-catching composition.
Leanne Ford also displayed earthy decor on the floating shelves to bring out the rug. Designer Lauren Nelson helped visually separate the kitchen area from the eat-in lounge by installing low-hanging pendants over the long farm table. She also opted for off-white tones and creamier shades of white to create a warm, cozy environment. For a rustic feel inside the bathroom, worn cabinetry woodburning patterns free with door-knocker handles is the answer, especially when paired with tongue-and-groove walls and dark brass taps. This principal ensuite exudes California cool with the lightly worn wood cabinets and woven pendants made out of sustainable maple wood. A refined, Scandinavian-inspired kitchen by Sophie Burke mixes pale wood cabinets with cool metals and grounding hits of matte black.
Choosing different tints and shades of blue for your kitchen color scheme creates a water-inspired color palette that’s sure to soothe. The island’s brown base and the pale hardwood floor bring the color of sand to mind, an appropriate partner to the cool, watery hues surrounding them. Light wood cabinets with white countertops are perfect for homeowners who are looking to add warmth into their spaces.
The walls are logs, the ceiling is wood panel and anything that’s not wood is still somehow, well…wooden. My husband thinks it’s amazing, all it really needs is a a deer head. Neutrals and simple classic colours are a great way to update wood cabinets.