Sounds easy, right? Typically, a homeowner will gather ideas from multiple sources and inspirations. The key to a cohesive kitchen or bath design is to collect the priorities from that wish-list and then fine-tune them to reflect personal taste, practical efficiency and the realities of the budget.
Japandi design, a mix of Japanese and Scandinavian influence, creates a pleasing and organic space, while almost mimicking a mid-century vibe with the addition of black accessories, hanging pendant, and architectural pulls.
Mixing materials is not new, but it has been a continuing request to allow for several looks but still staying cohesive. But there is a limit and careful planning should be considered in mixing wood tones with wood floors, colored upper cabinets with wall colors, etc. Also, explore colors elsewhere while maintaining a neutral space; appliances are taking center stage these days with so many options with colors, panels and handles. By having a few focal color points, you can still have the calm aesthetic with wood grain cabinetry mixed in with solid colors.
An example of an eclectic design aesthetic but still in a cohesive way. This small kitchen was a surfer’s design pulling colors of the ocean while maintaining an island vibe. Heavy grain wood veneer mixed with a white cabinet cubby, white tiles and pastel blue Smeg refrigerator and dishwasher.
There are many ways to express your bold personality while still honoring your design wish list. Personalizing your space introduces a distinctive feature that won’t be found in any other kitchen or bath. You aren’t limited by cookie-cutter designs or predictable details. When you collaborate with experienced designers and fabricators, you also gain the advantage of their knowledge and exposure to the latest and greatest in the industry.
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