Kitchen and Bath Trends Offer a ‘Garden of Delights’

White

White is always popular, and white on white is more appealing that ever. It’s fresh and, oh so versatile, whether you mix your white with bright, or create a layered mix that ranges from chalk to buttermilk. Add texture to keep the mix interesting, but mix it up any way you please. Whether your design preferences are as traditional as a piece of Belgian lace or as linear as modern sculpture, exercise your freedom to create a kitchen or bath that is your own work of art.

Black

It has been said that “black is the new white” in kitchen design. Think about the lasting appeal of that “little black dress” and formal tuxedos. If you want to be daring, think “Noir” and add a bit of intrigue along with a lot of glamour to your kitchen by not holding back. Paint or stain your cabinets the color of midnight and top them with shiny black granite. Add in black or darkened stainless appliances and keep wall color dark and stormy for a totally dramatic look. If you’re not that bold, take it easy and use black as an accent. It even works for a totally 21st Century bathroom! Black and white is classic and trendy all at the same time.

Pales

Garden fresh and as appealing as a newborn, shades of pale convey a sense of calm, hope, promise and great expectation. New, “whiter shades of pale” are the perfect, subtle backdrop for delicious foods, and lend an aura of peace and calm in a bath. Mix your pales with soft textures and burnished metals for an upscale look that will confirm your impeccable personal style.

Smoky

Tones that evoke images of dusk, storm clouds, muddy rivers, blowing sand, wet clay, rainy forests and old brass can be warming and comforting. They are also newly popular for kitchen and bath decor. These are the colors of earth and nature, and they exhibit a depth of character that brighter tones just don’t have. These spicy, exotic, “flavorful” tones can add instant appeal to any kitchen or bath remodel project.

No longer do you have to follow someone else’s lead. Why not allow the design masters at The Kitchen Master help you explore the designs, patterns and colors that will personalize your bath or kitchen project? Just contact us to schedule your consultation. We’ll help you choose the perfect path.

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