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Showing posts with label Kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kitchen. Show all posts
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Modern And Luxurious L’Evoluzione And Sinuousa Kitchen Systems
Effeti thoroughly researches user habits and preferences in the kitchen and creates L’Evoluzione and Sinuousa kitchen systems. The collections’ drawers and doors are controlled electronically, allowing for even greater ease of use. L’Evoluzione allows for increased functionality and a more natural flow from kitchen into living area. Fluid in both form and function, Sinuousa’s contours offer a streamlined aesthetic and more spatial flexibility. Its modules can be installed with other pieces from the collection or can be added to L’Evoluzione. The lines are available in 11 kinds of wood, and a wide variety of glossy laminates and lacquers. Custom colors and finishes are available upon request.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Beautiful Kitchen Design in Wood With Daring Glass Additions by Mateja Cukala
Mateja Cukala recently sent us some photos of a charming wooden kitchen previously awarded at the Furniture Fair in Ljubljana, Slovenia. According to the designer, Kitchen Partes is made of small pieces of oak veneer. It is not what one may call a big kitchen, yet offers everything a home owner needs. All drawers and upper cabinets can be opened through a modern touch system. Instead of normal high glass vitrine. glass drawers were employed. The cooking place is made of stainless steel and features a glass worktop.
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Neutral Kitchen Design In Natural Colors And Materials
This light kitchen in neutral shades arises sweet feelings and brings in spring, I think. The space is divided in two areas – kitchen and casual breakfast area – separated by a double sliding door. Both areas have a lot of storage to have everything organized and easily accessible. The appliances are high-tech: a stylish downdraft, a multi-function oven, and another steam oven and induction cooktop. The led lighting under the cabinetry and the pendant lights over the island bench top create the perfect light environment to work in the kitchen. The wicker furniture and high stools, and also the floors bring coziness and comfort to the interior.
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Luxurious Kitchen Of Dark Wood And Emperor Marble
Marble and wood are natural materials that are beautiful without any decorations – just because of their textures. This kitchen is made of these two materials and it’s so luxurious though natural-looking. Pure lines and the combination of materials create an impressive kitchen with sculptural touches. The kitchen island combines marble and wood, the marble covers the part around the sink as water could be ruinous for wood. The rest of the furniture is made of dark wood, and there are lots of spaces for storage made in the same luxurious manner. Those for storing glass have LED lights to accentuate the pieces.
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Stylish Minimalist Kitchen With Bright Yellow Accents
This fantastic Scandinavian kitchen is located inside a classic 70s house of BO BEDRE news editor Birgitte Schinrud Skjerven. Clean lines and white and bright surfaces in marble, corian and wood create a light and airy feeling perfect for cooking and entertainment. White is the main color but there are few bright yellow accents that highlight the calm and peaceful atmosphere. The fantastic glass rangehood is a design statement in this kitchen. Other beautiful features are also the corian and marble bench top or the wood shelves in the dining area. An important thing is a hearth in the corner and a chair with several books – it gives so much coziness to this clean minimalist space!
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Monday, November 25, 2013
Steps to Create a Cosy Kitchen
For many years the kitchen has been a place where contemporary, sleek, sophisticated and simplistic designs have come to the fore. But as we are now fully ingrained in 2013 it would seem that cosy kitchens have found a place in the heart of home owners everywhere. And why wouldn’t you want to go down this route?
Typically you would find bar stools in a kitchen area. However, these are uncomfortable and very harsh in terms of design too. Instead, opt for seating that is plush, comfy and cosy – such as the example in the picture above. If you don’t have enough room for an elaborate dining area then a small coffee table with two armchairs in the corner of your kitchen may be something you wish to consider.
Block letters and plaques are extremely popular at the moment. Again, you are incorporating wood, and thus you already know you are onto a winner. Nevertheless, these letters provide you with the opportunity to add a homely quality into your kitchen too via the phrase you choose.
The kitchen should be a place filled with fun, warmth, creativity, comfort and joy. And these are exactly the qualities provided when using the following tips to style your very own cosy kitchen.
And finally, there is something extremely romantic and undeniably soothing about flowers. By simply incorporating a vase of fresh flowers in your kitchen you can really create a more welcoming and relaxing environment. And not forgetting; the smell of fresh flowers is delightful too.
Opting for a pastel shade is a great way to bring some cosiness into your home. Bright colours can be too overpowering and can give individuals a headache. Neutral or conservative shades don’t have enough in them to create a warm environment. Pastel colours meet in the middle and thus they provide you with some fantastic shades to use in your cosy kitchen.
Nothing says cosy and homely better than chunky wooden furniture. Wood possesses a traditional and rustic vibe which simply cannot be emulated by any other type of material. It is also a material that literally brings warmth into the home and thus you can be assured that the comfort factor will definitely increase in your kitchen. So, ditch the stainless steel, and go for the conventional with wood furniture.-Via
A Look at Traditional Contemporary Kitchens
Kitchens are a unique space in our homes, and they play a unique (and prominent) role in our lives. By definition and tradition, the space is function-centered – food is prepared and cooked in the kitchen. But modern kitchens are so much more than a food prep zone. They are the heart of the home, full of life and warmth and interaction.
Traditional components: Farmhouse (apron) kitchen sink with traditional-style faucet, simple white cabinetry faces. Also the legged wooden island with wood paneling is a lovely traditional touch.
Contemporary components: Modern blinds window treatment (and the absence of colored textiles that would’ve comprised a shade or valance), stainless steel accents, and marble countertops are contemporary additions to this huge space.
Traditional kitchens are work-focused and incorporate basic materials in their designs. Contemporary kitchens tend to be sleek and refined and stylish. It’s a lovely kitchen that incorporates the best of both worlds within its proverbial walls.
Traditional components: Oversized wood beams. These constitute quite a large visual aspect of this contemporary kitchen, due to their chunkiness and rustic nature.
Contemporary components: The variety of color and texture here, which adds a modern feel to almost anything traditional. The cobalt blue cupboard under the island, stemware visible in open shelving, and round drawer pulls are all facets of this modern kitchen.
Traditional components: Plaid fabric, window shade, and mouldings. Mouldings everywhere! At the top, middle, and bottoms of cabinetry.
Contemporary components: Large kitchen space, oversized island with sink, beautiful chandelier amid the recessed lights.-Via
Traditional components: Farmhouse (apron) kitchen sink with traditional-style faucet, simple white cabinetry faces. Also the legged wooden island with wood paneling is a lovely traditional touch.
Contemporary components: Modern blinds window treatment (and the absence of colored textiles that would’ve comprised a shade or valance), stainless steel accents, and marble countertops are contemporary additions to this huge space.
Traditional kitchens are work-focused and incorporate basic materials in their designs. Contemporary kitchens tend to be sleek and refined and stylish. It’s a lovely kitchen that incorporates the best of both worlds within its proverbial walls.
Traditional components: Oversized wood beams. These constitute quite a large visual aspect of this contemporary kitchen, due to their chunkiness and rustic nature.
Contemporary components: The variety of color and texture here, which adds a modern feel to almost anything traditional. The cobalt blue cupboard under the island, stemware visible in open shelving, and round drawer pulls are all facets of this modern kitchen.
Traditional components: Plaid fabric, window shade, and mouldings. Mouldings everywhere! At the top, middle, and bottoms of cabinetry.
Contemporary components: Large kitchen space, oversized island with sink, beautiful chandelier amid the recessed lights.-Via
How to Choose the Right Dining Room Chairs
Dining room chairs can be trendy and traditional, so open your imagination. Here are some tips on choosing the right dining room chair design and not being afraid to step out of the box.
For instance, you can bring a contrast in pattern and style that creates effortless elegance in the room.
If you have designed your living space according to a laid-back, or even beach-inspired design, then you can make the dining room much more casual with the addition of neutral tones as well as wicker chairs. This is the perfect spot to enjoy meals and family time, no black tie required!
Another good tip when ensuring your dining chairs work well with the specific room’s décor is to match the chairs in color to something else in the room. This could be yellow chairs that match cheerful yellow pendant lights, for example. The colors do not have to match exactly: a bit of contrast works well.-Via
Add a Wild Card.
Make the head of table chairs match each other, leaving the rest of the chairs in a different design. This is highly effective as an update to your chair set, plus it can help to evoke a certain mood you wish to achieve.Add a Touch of Old to Your Modern Look.
In a modern setting, one of the most powerful décor staples is a flair for something vintage. Cherner chairs are an example of how a flash from the past (in this case the 1950s) can become an interesting design in a contemporary dining room. A unique chair style prevents the room from becoming boring any time soon.For instance, you can bring a contrast in pattern and style that creates effortless elegance in the room.
Play with Height.
Dining chairs are a good way to integrate proportion or contrast in the room. Choose chairs that come in different heights to create an interesting layout. Taller end chairs can have an extra function: they help to fill the space in a large room, while creating visual flow with their shorter counterparts.Keep it Casual.
If you have designed your living space according to a laid-back, or even beach-inspired design, then you can make the dining room much more casual with the addition of neutral tones as well as wicker chairs. This is the perfect spot to enjoy meals and family time, no black tie required!
Round or Oval-inspired Shapes.
Choose dining room chairs that are of a different shape to suit your room better. Round or oval shapes work wonderfully with round tables, plus these can be matched with other shapes in the room to create balance.Traditional with Something Extra.
You can have the traditional set of dining room chairs, but give them an updated look. Plaid is a pattern that is back in fashion, and it looks lovely without losing its classic appeal when used in dining room chairs.Eclectic and Fun.
Mix and match different chair styles, even considering completely different types of seating. For instance, you could add a bench to the mix for a stylish and eclectic idea. A good tip when matching various styles of chairs is to find something that unites at least some of the chairs to the table. For instance, a dark wooden chair can match the dark wooden table.Match a Different Décor Item.
Another good tip when ensuring your dining chairs work well with the specific room’s décor is to match the chairs in color to something else in the room. This could be yellow chairs that match cheerful yellow pendant lights, for example. The colors do not have to match exactly: a bit of contrast works well.-Via
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