With the right accessories and colours, you can bring your personal style into the kitchen too.
Blended styles that celebrate craftsmanship, with rich textures and colours setting the tone, can turn your kitchen into a distinctive space. Why not create your own eclectic mix with pieces drawn from Moroccan, Indian, Far Eastern and Anatolian cultures?
Simple, stylish kitchens that bring art and design together are becoming increasingly popular. Kitchens are now more confident, more intellectual and more at home with art. We are making more room for paintings, sculptures and artisan objects, treating kitchens just as we would our living spaces. Art takes centre stage in a new generation of urban homes.
Junk style puts ideas that others have consigned to the attic in the spotlight, bringing worn objects back to life with a little cosmetic attention. By rediscovering items used and put away by a previous generation, you can create an entirely personal style in your kitchen. This approach gives you the freedom to explore a broad world of possibilities, from old mansion doors and rusty lamps to sun-faded antique curtains and vintage kitchen tools and utensils.
Inspiration comes from the landscapes of Northern Europe and the warmth of Scandinavian interiors. As we know, natural materials express a modern approach to design. The forms of the designs generally determine how stone, wood, leather and glass are used. Woven wicker baskets and macramé complement the kitchen furniture.
