White is a color we see in almost every home. It’s a ‘clean’ tint that reflects light and enhances the feeling of space. That’s why it’s the favorite color of a lot of designers. Italian designer Carola Vannini went a step further and designed an all-white kitchen. Well, it’s not really completely white. The dark wooden ceiling provides some much needed contrast. The rest of the kitchen – the island, chairs, cabinets, drawers, even the oaken floors – all have the same color scheme. Carola Vannini is also a fan
The owners of this beautiful home in Perth, Australia wanted an interior with clean lines and a neutral colour palette. That’s why design studio Cambuild opted for a modern two-tone kitchen. The kitchen has a contemporary yet warm and inviting design thanks to the use of wood cabinetry. The glossy white kitchen island reflects the light from the big windows, making the kitchen feel a lot bigger. The stainless steel appliances and drawer handles enhance this effect. Do you like this two-tone kitchen from Cambuild? Post a comment and share
Over the last couple of months we’ve seen some exceptional kitchens. But there’s always a kitchen that’s a bit more special than the rest. In this case it’s a design by BBVH Architects in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. You might not notice it, but this kitchen can be found in a barge (well, the large portholes might have given you a hint). The barge is actually a 40 meter long Belgian Spitz Barge which had just retired from its long life of hauling freight over the European rivers. The central eye-catcher
This apartment was designed by Rolf Ockert Design and it is located in Bellevue Hill, a suburb of Sydney, Australia. The designers used a lot of wood in this interior, creating a nice warm and cozy atmosphere. Another unique feature of this apartment are the rounded corners. We can also see this in the kitchen. The U-shaped kitchen island has rounded corners and so does the wall next to the fridge. The rest of the kitchen has a white glossy finish. What do you think of this design? Do you
Calling this kitchen ‘unique’ is an understatement. This artistic design was created by the design agency Triptyque for art and design collector Houssein Jarouche. It can be found in a contemporary apartment in Sao Paulo, Brasil. The massive stone kitchen island is the centerpiece of this kitchen. It has a unique shape that adds a certain ‘flow’ to the room. The kitchen island is flanked on both sides by huge drawers. The stainless steel reflects the natural light nicely. To add a bit of color, the designers placed two red
