When it comes to the kitchen we all want to achieve that knock-out space: you know, the one room that really wows your guests. No matter how big or small the space you have to play with, think about choosing one key element and allowing it to shine through. Texture, pattern and colour are three elements that you can use to centre a kitchen scheme around; mix and match elements or, just stick to one to create a striking space. I love how the patterned splash back (2) sends an everyday, average space rocketing up into the rafters of the style stakes. Whilst the reclaimed wooden surfaces (1) speak volumes: class, character and cosiness from one texture alone. Have you used any of these elements in your own kitchen?
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winner! great post Will!
ReplyDeleteTaking #1 with the texture! Whit has never looked so good! Bonne anee!
ReplyDeleteI believe #2 is my favorite… love the pattern!
ReplyDeleteThe first kitchen is right up my alley. I've tried to use different textures to give me kitchen some depth.
ReplyDeleteThat texture has me, love it. Happy new year Will, xo
ReplyDeleteI love the texture and rustic feel of that simple white kitchen!
ReplyDeleteTell me what you think, Will.
ReplyDeleteTexture: dark kitchen cabinets and white marble counter tops
Pattern: rustic plates and roman shades with an interesting/modern pattern such as an ikat or chevron
color: splashes of turquoise used in the potted plants...the pots not the plants.
This is my ideal kitchen....work in progress...a slow progress.
Will, they are all great! I am looking for countertop materials as we speak!!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Years!
Xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
Hi handsome!! Am absolutely loving the first and the third! Hope things are well! :)
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yes to those subway tiles and white floors in the first kitchen! LOVE!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Adore the white kitchen, but would blend in a bit of colour through kitchen accessories for the personalised touch:-) Great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love your ideas WIll, you know my kitchen love anyway :) and I love kitchen number 1
ReplyDeleteAre you reading my mind? I love this, especially that first kitchen with the subway tiles. I've been choosing materials for the new house, especially the kitchen. I decided to go with a subway tile back splash. I had planned on posting about it on the blog too. I love the colours in the other two-popping! XX
ReplyDeleteNumber one is my fave - but i would add a bit of colour! We had those brick tiles in our old kitchen and defintely going to put them in our new one too. I I love them! We're going for a solid work worktop too..
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Rachie xo
The Moroccan inspired backsplash is right up my alley - and something we'll definitely be incorporating into our kitchen redo even if our home is a farmhouse! Mix and match is our motto... Great pix and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI just love that first white kitchen, Will! So country and vintage and modern at the same time. I just love your blog!
ReplyDeleteloving the 1st one!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Will! I love that tile in the second photo!
ReplyDeleteGreat kitchen inspiration, love the first one!
ReplyDeleteHappy 2011 Will!
Texture Texture Texture....
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HI Will love the post, that top kitchen is so simple and honest. Carla
ReplyDeleteHey Will!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I am a huge fan of all white kitchens like the top... I do love a high contrast kitchen too!!
Subway tiles in either white or mocha tumbled marble= favorite!
Lindsay @ A Design Story
My all time favorite kitchen is a bright colored one, with a Scandinavian feel to it! So my dream kitchen is your 1+2+3 all together :)
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ReplyDeletenumbers 2 & 3 make my heart go BOOM BOOM
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