18 Kitchen Styles That Will Make an Impact

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Maria Sabella

Published on 01/18/24

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Gain inspiration from these kitchen styles and transform the heart of your home. Whether you’re planning a full kitchen remodel or just want to make a couple of design tweaks to give the space a refresh, these beautiful kitchens provide ample ideas.

Learn what materials, color schemes, and design elements go with what style and how to incorporate them into your kitchen for ultimate warmth, comfort, style, and function.

Here are 18 popular kitchen styles to know.

• 01of 18Farmhouse Kitchen Jessica Nelson DesignA farmhouse style kitchen exudes warmth and comfort. Take cues from this beautiful space and go with simple shaker-style cabinets and antique brass hardware, a combination of pendant lights and wall sconces, some shiplap on the walls, and a butcher-block island.Continue to 2 of 18 below
• 02of 18Traditional Kitchen JK Interior LivingA traditional kitchen highlights timeless materials such as marble and chrome. Instead of following trends, choose a neutral color palette and invest in quality hardware and lighting that will stand the test of time.Continue to 3 of 18 below
• 03of 18Mid-Century Modern Kitchen Jessica Nelson DesignTake inspiration from mid-century modern style and opt for a simple and streamlined kitchen design. It emphasizes clean lines and quality materials such as natural wood. Switch things up with a stacked vertical tile arrangement and stick with matte black hardware and fixtures.Continue to 4 of 18 below
• 04of 18Modern Industrial Kitchen Kate Marker InteriorsChannel modern industrial style in your kitchen with a neutral color palette and mixed materials.A black subway tile backsplash extends to the ceiling and sets a cool backdrop for stainless steel appliances and statement polished chrome fixtures. Glass pendant lights highlight a large wooden island, whose warmth is emphasized with woven counter stools and echoed with an exposed wood ceiling beam that’s characteristic for this style.Continue to 5 of 18 below
• 05of 18Open Floor Plan Kitchen Laura Brophy InteriorsAn open floor plan is a great way to connect the kitchen with the rest of the living space, both practically and visually. Continue design elements from the dining and living room in the kitchen for a unified space and echo colors and materials for cohesion.Continue to 6 of 18 below
• 06of 18Eclectic Kitchen Casa Watkins LivingHave fun with color and pattern and embrace eclectic style in your kitchen. Do so through a vibrant wallpaper or backsplash, a graphic floor tile, a displayed collection of dishes, vintage-inspired seating, and statement light fixtures. They should give the kitchen a collected-over-time appearance.Continue to 7 of 18 below
• 07of 18Contemporary Kitchen Tina RamchandaniStick with solids when it comes to color, material, and design in a contemporary-style kitchen. Extend upper cabinets to the ceiling, add interest with a waterfall island, and keep displays at a minimum for a clean and streamlined approach.Continue to 8 of 18 below
• 08of 18Minimalist Kitchen Michelle Boudreau DesignStay away from overly ornate shapes, highly decorative tile, and over-the-top lighting and hardware if you’re going for a minimalist kitchen design. Use plain cabinet doors with simple hardware, add streamlined seating and lights, and keep surfaces clutter-free.Continue to 9 of 18 below
• 09of 18Modern Kitchen Kate Marker InteriorsA modern kitchen emphasizes clean lines, a streamlined design, and a cohesive color scheme. Add natural wood tones for warmth and contrast to white walls, and opt for black window frames, fixtures, and hardware for an updated look.Continue to 10 of 18 below
• 10of 18Transitional Kitchen Britt Design StudioIf your personal style lands somewhere between modern and traditional, a transitional kitchen is the perfect fit. It stays true to classic style while incorporating more modern elements through accessories such as seating, lighting, and window treatments.Continue to 11 of 18 below
• 11of 18Coastal Kitchen White Sands Design and BuildFor a relaxed aesthetic, give your kitchen a coastal style makeover with light blue cabinets, statement brass hardware, and visually light glass pendant lights. Add texture with woven counter stools and a jute runner rug, and keep the space open and airy with crisp white walls and trim.Continue to 12 of 18 below
• 12of 18All-White Kitchen Gray Space InteriorsAn all-white kitchen is classic, but doesn’t need to be boring. Dress it up with an interesting tile backsplash, statement cabinet hardware, and a custom range hood cover.Continue to 13 of 18 below
• 13of 18Cottage-Inspired Kitchen Whittney Parkinson DesignA cottage-inspired kitchen is the epitome of charm and character. If a full renovation is not in the budget, incorporate this style into your existing kitchen by adding a shiplap backsplash, painting cabinets a warm, off-white color, and replacing a couple of the doors with glass fronts.Display a collection of glassware or copper pots and hang kitchen-inspired vintage art for a quintessential cottage aesthetic.Continue to 14 of 18 below
• 14of 18Eat-In Kitchen Britt Design StudioAn eat-in kitchen adds extra function to the room, providing a space to eat, relax, or do homework. Make sure to leave enough clearance around the table to allow for unrestricted movement and use it as an opportunity to incorporate a statement pendant light and beautiful chairs that elevate the kitchen.Continue to 15 of 18 below
• 15of 18Modern Rustic Kitchen Leclair DecorIncorporate a wood ceiling and a stone wall in a modern kitchen for a modern rustic twist. Stick with a neutral color palette and clean lines, and warm up the space with cozy touches such as a small table lamp on a countertop and comfortable upholstered seating.Continue to 16 of 18 below
• 16of 18Mountain Cabin-Inspired Kitchen Jessica Nelson DesignTurn your kitchen into a mountain cabin-inspired retreat with raw elements such as wood beams and a stone wall, and a dark and moody color scheme. Opt for wooden window frames to emphasize the nature-inspired style and incorporate open shelving for a casual look.Continue to 17 of 18 below
• 17of 18Updated Craftsman Kitchen Jessica Nelson DesignFor an updated craftsman-style kitchen, celebrate quality craftsmanship with natural wood door and window frames, then modernize the room with more streamlined cabinets and decorative hardware. Continue the updated feel with crisp white walls and a luxurious marble backsplash.Continue to 18 of 18 below
• 18of 18Coastal Farmhouse Kitchen Calimia HomeMerge coastal and farmhouse styles in your kitchen for a warm and inviting space. Set a neutral backdrop with white walls and cabinets, create contrast with matte black wall sconces, and incorporate cozy textures with woven counter stools and window shades.