Hi, friends!
Today, I am excited to share about four unique kitchen styles – all of which have been inspirational to me over the years! I want to break down some of the distinctive design elements for each style that help you understand how to get this look in your own kitchen. NOTE, this is not meant to be a comprehensive list for each style. It is a quick overview and guide to each of them. Take a look, and don’t forget to leave a comment about which style most reflects you!
Farmhouse Kitchens
Distinctive Elements: apron sinks, open shelving, exposed brick & wood beams, mix of wood and metal, cup drawer pulls & mixed hardware, “aged metals” matte black or oil rubbed bronze, Shaker style cabinets, white subway tile, and butcher block counters
Farmhouse Kitchen by FunCycled
Coastal Kitchens
Distinctive Elements: light airy colors, baskets & shells, natural elements & light, natural fibers, beachy decor & nautical elements, woven elements like rattan and jute, clean lines, linen fabric, matte paint finishes, and white walls
Coastal Lakehouse Kitchen by FunCycled
Industrial Kitchens
Distinctive Elements: stainless steel, open shelving, exposed brick or piping, concrete, open storage, utilitarian layout, colors are limited to very neutral palette (grays, whites, browns, blacks), simple pendant lighting
Industrial Rustic Kitchen by FunCycled
Mid Century Modern Kitchens
Distinctive Elements– clean lines, use of warm tones ranging from earthy to bold, a lot of wood elements, tile in stacked pattern, flat paneled cabinets, geometric patterns,
Mid Century Inspired Kitchen by FunCycled
I hope you have enjoyed learning a little more about these kitchen styles! If you would like to find out how to create one of these kitchen styles into your home, I would love to help you. We provide FREE quotes for our kitchen cabinet painting services. Just email me at sarah@funcycled.com and let me know you want your FREE quote today. Or, if you aren’t sure if you can use your current cabinets and are considering starting fresh, maybe starting with a design consult is better for you. You can book a 1 Hour Design Consultation with me by clicking the link below.
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Happy FunCycling Friends,
Sarah ;)
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