You are finally ready to remodel your drab, dated kitchen….so, not what? When it comes to kitchen design it is easy to become overwhelmed. Just knowing where to start can be frustrating for many homeowners. If you’re looking to get your creative juices flowing, here are 10 inspiring kitchen remodeling examples to get you started.
Traditional Kitchen
Traditional kitchens have a classic feel that never goes out of style. Choose simple, sophisticated features that won’t date your kitchen. Traditional designs are an excellent choice for homeowners who want to remodel their kitchen but who also may be selling their house within the next five years, as classic design has a wide appeal.
Contemporary Kitchen
Contemporary kitchens have clean lines, sleek tones and mixed textures. If the rest of your home has a modern, minimalist feel, this is an excellent design path.
Contemporary Kitchen by New York Interior Designers & Decorators valerie pasquiou interiors + design, inc
White Kitchens
White kitchens have a classic, clean feeling. They instantly make the space feel brighter and more airy. White is timeless and won’t date your kitchen. Be sure to choose stain-resistant features to keep a white kitchen looking fresh for years to come.
Pop of Color
Who says a kitchen has to be neutral? Consider a pop of color in the cabinetry or countertops, or stick with classic features and add a bit of drama with a dramatic paint pallet.
Dark, Rich Tones
Dark tones give a rich, elegant feel to any kitchen. Be sure to select hardware and backsplash that will stand out against the cabinets and countertops.
Casual Kitchen
Casual kitchens are ideal for large families who use the space for more than just cooking and eating. If you typically gather in your kitchen, if the kids do their homework here, or if it doubles as an impromptu office for paying bills or working, a casual kitchen is practical and always sets the right mood.
Transitional Kitchens
Transitional kitchens blend both classic and contemporary design. They are understated, but typically feature one or two dramatic focal elements, such as a gourmet oven or an eye-catching island.
Galley Kitchen
Small kitchens don’t have to be boring. Make use of every inch of space to blend both design and function. Even a small kitchen remodeling budget can have a big impact in a galley.
Nautical Kitchen
If you love or live near the water, consider a kitchen remodel with nautical inspirations. Harbor lights, a bright white ceiling and boat-inspired accents can create a unique and appealing design.
Rustic Kitchen
If you live in an older home, consider a kitchen with a rustic feel. Wood, exposed beams, and refurbished cabinetry will make your kitchen stand out in an era where everyone is choosing trendy design elements.
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