Achieving a classic look in bathrooms and kitchens that harmonises with the rest of the home is not as easy as it may seem. In wet areas dominated by function-led design, finding opportunities to express your style can be difficult. Replacing a sofa may be straightforward, but changing tiles or sanitaryware involves fairly substantial building work.If you are willing to undertake the renovation, create a mood board of products with classic patterns and forms. Alternatively, make small additions to your existing bathroom and kitchen to give them a classic character.
Classic Kitchen and Bathroom Trends
Curved forms and artistic details should take centre stage in classically designed bathrooms and kitchens.
Colour trends for classic bathrooms and kitchens
Brown is one of the first colours that comes to mind when we think of classic style. Use dark shades as accents and complete the space with lighter browns. Dark green textiles and mustard-yellow accessories will help achieve the desired effect. Do not forget crystal and gold accents. Remember that everything looks best in moderation, so avoid excessive density. Wallpaper provides an effective backdrop for this style. Use it alongside ceramic tiles.
Accessory trends for classic bathrooms and kitchens
Do not limit yourself by assuming that only certain accessories belong in a bathroom or kitchen.A crystal chandelier, a candlestick on the worktop and framed pieces on the wall will combine elegance and luxury in a guest bathroom, reinforcing its classic style. In the kitchen, create open shelving for old books, a lamp that gives a soft glow and small sculptures. Complete the décor with a patterned rug, a gilded mirror, flowers in a vase on the worktop and classic lighting.
Furniture trends for classic bathrooms and kitchens
Panelled doors, rounded edges and cast handles can create the effect you are looking for. Have cupboard doors painted in a colour that contrasts with the walls.Dark brown, or even black, will certainly make a striking difference. To keep the space from becoming too dark, use the lightest shade of your furniture colour on the walls. For a classic bathroom, make a freestanding, footed bathtub a priority.
Our bathroom recommendation is the Victorian design by Kalebodur, distinguished by its curved lines.Developed around an integrated design concept, the Victorian series creates an elegant, aesthetically pleasing bathroom atmosphere. Its flowing lines and refined design bring a classic appearance, while the ultra-lacquered surface offers both high gloss and durability. The anthracite option, embellished with Swarovski crystals, adds further elegance.