This modern, minimalist kitchen was designed by PH5 Design. It can be found in Barcelona, Spain. Simplicity is key in this interior. The kitchen consists of two cabinet walls with a fixed dining table in between. Above this table we find a row of lights that stretches into the living room. This is the only dark element in the interior.
Do you like white marble? Than you should take a look at this kitchen from Merlin Bergeron Design. It can be found in a private residence in Arizona. There are all sorts of subtle details in these pictures that are easily missed. For example; have you spotted the chalkboard wall next to the door? Or the subtle indirect lighting under the kitchen island? And what about the glass backsplash, which acts as a mirror?
Interior designer Anne Sophie Goneau returns once more with another beautiful kitchen. This one can be found in Old Montréal, Québec, Canada. For this modern kitchens she chose glossy white cabinets in combination with a stainless steel countertop. The black tiles add a little bit of contrast and match the big dining table, next to the kitchen island. The clean, simple lines of this kitchen complement the industrial styling of the rest of the interior. More information can be found on the website of Anne Sophie Goneau.
A dark kitchen can be beautiful too. That’s what interior design agency Kolenik proves in this private residence in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. This kitchen has a unique style with a bit of extravagant flair. The eye-catcher of this room is the kitchen island. It is supported by a lychee tree trunk that has been painted in the same color as the walls. The tabletop of this kitchen island is made from pure white onyx. It’s even completely illuminated! Chic, elegant and eccentric are all keywords that perfectly describe this unusual
