Dark and navy blues have infiltrated the pages of interior design magazines over that past few years and top designers are utilizing this timeless hue in beautifully appointed luxury kitchens. We have seen a rise in dark blue cabinetry throughout the last couple years and predict it will grow in popularity in 2020.
We are leaving bright and white kitchen cabinets back in 2020 and replacing them with dark and moody cabinets for 2021. This trend was destined to happen at some point, and here it is in 2021. Finally, dark and moody kitchens are now a must-have, and we can see why.
A question we receive frequently is whether antique brown kitchen cabinets are going out of style. The answer is certainly not! Although modern brown cabinets have moved to the forefront of kitchen design, antique cabinets are still close behind.
White cabinets are nothing new, yet they are one of the hottest kitchen cabinet color trends of 2021. Both buyers and homeowners love the look of white cabinets. This includes many shades of white, such as warm white, cool white and even cream.
As far as natural wood cabinet colors go, light and medium oak will still be trending in 2022 … whether it's your full kitchen or just your kitchen island. Either way looks beautiful! And you can't go wrong with beautiful stained (or painted) dark kitchen cabinets.
Well, it should be no surprise… the classic white cabinet will still be the #1 cabinet color for kitchens in 2022 and beyond. White is crisp and clean, will brighten any kitchen, and will most likely never go out of style.
Black accents and appliances
Brass and copper cabinet handles and hardware have been all the rage, but now sophisticated black accents are leading the way in stylish kitchens. “While natural, subtle colors and warm tones in the kitchen will continue to trend in 2022, black accents will be the exception,” says Vernazza.
Natural materials, like wood and stone, are always in style. Have your contractor install maple, birch, or cherry cabinets. Look for stone options such as granite, limestone, or slate. Your kitchen will be stylish and trendy both now and in the future.
but people are becoming bolder when adding pops of color to their kitchens. Cool-toned cabinets are dominating the trends this year and white, gray, two-toned, blue, and even green cabinets are on the rise.
Dark surfaces absorb light; white lighter surfaces reflect light. Dark countertops help to complement painted cabinets that are so on trend today in blue and green tones. Dark countertops are a perfect complement to white cabinets to achieve a classic look.
Darker shades can make a room feel smaller, which you can counter by letting in lots of natural light. You should also have plenty of lighting to keep your kitchen looking bright at night. Match with some other dark colors.
If your kitchen contains dark cabinets, choose white as a paint color, you can use greige or gray for a light neutral. Using the light walls in conjunction with the dark cabinets to create a nice balance is a great way to do that. Cabinets with dark interiors don't only look great when combined with a white colour.
Staggered cabinets, like all cabinet trends, ebb and flow in terms of popularity. This style of cabinet design hasn't been getting much attention in recent years, either positive or negative. While staggered cabinets may not be the next hot design trend, neither are they hopelessly outdated.
Skinny backsplashes are out of style, we are happy to report. A ceramic tile or glass backsplash that stretches from counter to cabinets is much easier to keep clean, and is more likely to catch spills and splatters.
Mix, Don't Match!
When it comes to floors and cabinetry in a kitchen, you might think you have to find materials that are an exact match. However, as interior design experts recommend, the idea is to mix complementing materials, not match them.
Though two-toned cabinets may not seem like an obvious choice, they're actually super popular with kitchen designers. This is because using different colors, finishes, or materials can help break up different sections visually.
One of the most common colors for appliances, white has been a popular choice for several decades. It offers a more traditional look and feel to your kitchen while also brightening up the space.
Blackband recommends sticking with white or, if you don't like white, a neutral color, such as tan, beige or ivory. Go with a subtle pattern and low veining for a longer-lasting look.
They are timeless and do not go out of style. It refers to any kitchen space with two varying tints, and the combination takes on many forms. It could be a kitchen island with a different color from the custom cabinets. You could paint the cabinets on top with a contrasting shade from the ones at the bottom.
Other manufacturers such as Whirlpool and Miele have also released appliances in a wide range of colors. This has caused interior designers and smaller appliance manufacturers to wonder: Could this be the end of stainless steel? Stainless steel is not going anywhere anytime soon.
Granite and other natural stone countertop sales are projected to grow into 2025, according to economists. Consumers and homeowners have fallen in love with granite over the last twenty years, and that's not ending anytime soon!
Granite countertops are a kitchen trend to avoid in 2022. They were the standard in the 90s and 2000s but now they just make a kitchen look dated. The new trending countertop is quartzite, a beautiful (and pricy) favorite that took kitchen design by storm.
Seen as a relic of the early 90's, the oak cabinets of yesteryear had a major issue: they didn't look all that great paired together with the then-prevalent styles of granite countertops. However, oak cabinets are currently in the middle of making a comeback.