Our Top 7 Kitchen Designs For 2019

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Our Top 6 Kitchen Designs For 2019 ⇒ With Friday fast approaching our minds are already in the wonderful meals we will be enjoying at home, with friends and family. There´s nothing more gratifying after a long week of work than being able to enter your beautiful kitchen; put on some music, pour yourself a glass of wine and prepare a delicious meal for your favourite people in the world. That´s why today CovetED brings you the best kitchen decor ideas so that your weekends at home can be picture perfect!

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Patterned Cabinets

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A classic white kitchen is timeless, but it can be a bit dull. To make it a little more interesting, add hidden details, like these diamond-patterned mesh cabinet inserts.

Double-Duty Cabinets

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Want to hide your dishwasher? Add a cabinet front, so it doesn’t break up the line of cabinetry under the counter. Even better, hide it with something as gorgeous as hardware-free cabinets in a blush pink paint.

Whitewashed Cabinets

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Grays can soften the contrast between black and white. It’s also a complement to stainless steel in a kitchen. Oft for an ashwood or whitewash existing brown wood cabinets.

Metallic Cabinets

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There’s nothing quite like metallic to make your interiors pop. Opt for a brushed gold finish on the kitchen cabinets and introduce more down to earth materials like jute to make sure it isn’t too flashy.

Pastel Cabinets

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For a neutral hue that still has some personality, try a pistachio green. It’s light and fresh but injects a little more character than other neutrals.

Simple and Sleek Cabinets

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If your kitchen is open, airy, and full of natural light, add contrast with a bold color for the cabinets. That way, a deep gray or even black won’t feel too dark.

Mixed-Material Cabinets

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Shake things up by using a unique material or opting for two different materials. This kitchen used for a mixed grain, which brings in a nice nature-inspired feel and picks up on the blush tones of the backsplash.