Warm Scandinavian Kitchen by Soma Scandinavian design is hot. A lot of people like the simple lines, warm materials and subtle color schemes of this design philosophy. If you’re one of those people, you’ll really like this Scandinavian Kitchen by Soma Architekci. Two things that really stand out in this kitchen are the light bulbs and the white tiles. You don’t need a fancy pendant lamp or indirect lighting, a simple light bulb will suffice. And the white tiles perfectly match the open shelves and cabinets. This kitchen is simple
Spanish architect Hector Ruiz-Velazquez was asked to remodel this attic apartment. The challenge for the architect was to transform a small area into a new and minimalist living space with a variety of levels. Hector Ruiz-Velazquez designed a playful interior with an unusual layout. More information about Hector Ruiz-Velazquez can be found on this page.
Loox is an interior design agency from Barcelona, Spain. They recently renovated this early 20th-century home. The result looks amazing. The kitchen isn’t very big. It has an L-shaped design with a big storage block in the middle (this block also houses the refrigerator and microwave oven). Light colors and plenty of light make the room feel less cramped. The designers of Loox once again prove that you don’t need a huge space for a beautiful kitchen.
These elegant homes were designed by Carlisle Homes and can be found in Melbourne, Australia. The kitchen really is the focal point of these homes, thanks to the big kitchen island and eye-catching materials. I also like the Tom Dixon pendant lamps above this island.
This surprising orange/brown kitchen can be found in Chamoson, Switzerland. The home itself is a design of Savioz Fabrizzi Architectes and was finished two years ago.
