20 White Kitchen Design Ideas
Kitchens are the hub of our homes. There are a lot of trends in kitchens for 2020 and we get it that a lot of people love slightly quirky, colourful kitchens too but white kitchens will never go out of style. Interior designers have always favoured light neutral schemes in kitchens. This is because calming light colours help reduce the noise that is created in a very busy space - think pots and pans and plates in the sink - kitchens are not always tidy!
Here are some ideas for your all white kitchen design.
Is all-white a good colour for your kitchen?
It can make a space look bigger.
White is a timeless colour that always feels classy.
it can work with minimalistic kitchen design.
Combined with sleek, glossy handless surfaces, white can make your kitchen appear futuristic. Remember this Blakes London White Kitchen?
It works well with natural material like wood and rattan.
The colour works well with contemporary kitchen appliances.
“Timeless yet fresh, statement-making whilst still considered, gentle but solid; an Alderley kitchen is designed for today and built to last for tomorrow.” - Burbridge Kitchen Makers
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Timeless country look with a large range cooker and white shaker cabinets. Image credit: Darren Chung
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How to avoid creating a cold room with all-white furniture
If you keep your cabinets white, you can add splashes of colour elsewhere - this could be your lights, or an art piece.
Add warmer materials like brass handles on cabinets.
Use wood to create layers and add texture, with your table/ chairs or bar stools.
Display items that feel organic - wooden serving bowls, terracotta pots with herbs.
Lime Avenue Residence | Design: Cumulus Studio (Australia) | Photo: Anjie Blair
3D visualisation of a kitchen by Bronxes Studio
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Designed by: Lindsey Brooke Design
Above and below: Mercer Island | Designed by:Studio McGee
Interior Design by Mindy Laven | Photography: Ryan Garvin | As seen on Rue Daily
Above and below: Design by Studio McGee
Kitchen design: Elise Joy | Wall paint colour: Benjamin Moore Cloud White | Cabinet paint colour: Benjamin Moore Olympic Mountains | Pendant Lights: Hinkley Lighting | Chairs: Häti-Häti Home | Photography: Dulcet Creative.
Apartment in Stockholm via Eklund
Apartment in Stockholm via Eklund
Apartment in Stockholm via Eklund
Above and below: Design by Studio McGee