Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2021-10-20 Origin: Site
The kitchen is undoubtedly the heart of the family and must be taken care of. No wonder that 2021 will bring many new trends to ensure that your kitchen is refined to the smallest detail and will not miss a beat. See what you can do to make this space more special and bring your kitchen into the new decade!
Retro and rustic kitchen tools are powerful kitchen trends. Copper pots, wooden cutting boards and decorative cake servers can be beautiful kitchen decorations. Hanging above the workbench, they look like exhibits that give the kitchen a rustic character—not to mention their functions. Thanks to accessories with the right atmosphere, even a modern white kitchen will get a lot of features.
Rugs can improve the comfort of any room-including the kitchen. They are both a functional and aesthetic solution to protect wooden floors from dirt and protect your bare feet from the cold surfaces of tiles or panels. This kitchen is perfectly balanced-the green kitchen cabinets on the front introduce a modern feel, while slightly rustic materials such as wood or copper make the space look comfortable.
In recent years, the success of marble countertops has made stone a list of eternal trends. In 2021, we can see that marble has also become a very fashionable material for kitchen islands. All-wood kitchen cabinets may be overwhelming in a large space, but when we combine it with a marble island, the whole arrangement will become lighter and more modern.
Mid-century modernity is one of the most classic trends in interior design. We often see interior designs inspired by this style on Pinterest or Instagram. This year, interior designers have unanimously announced that the mid-century modern style will be more obvious-in the kitchen as well.
The breakfast nook with a hint of medieval elements looks great-a round geometric table, minimalist chairs and iconic lamps together create a collection that ensures timeless elegance.
Just a few months ago, it seemed that the only color that had the power to rule the kitchen was blue (seriously, it is almost everywhere.) However, recently we have observed that cobalt and turquoise are being replaced by emeralds and jade colors ( Even old-fashioned avocado). This is official: the green kitchen is "entering". Whether you choose sage, hunter or lime, green is always a good idea for the main color of the kitchen. Currently, there may be no shades of this color that are not popular.
For some time, we have noticed that more and more designers use multiple colors in the kitchen, more precisely on the front of the kitchen. Green is combined with gray, while wood texture is combined with matte black. It's a fun way to make your kitchen unique, and it's a good compromise for those who can't decide on a color (or a texture). If you use two shades, it is best to abandon the pattern and keep the kitchen base simple.
