Every year, homeowners focus on ways to refresh their spaces and the kitchen is likely part of the plan. Last year, kitchens were all about everything from cozy banquette-style seating to striking two-toned kitchen cabinetry, so what has dominated cooking spaces in 2019 so far?
Our clients continue to gravitate towards concealed and clean integration in our kitchen designs, with maximized and clever storage solutions.” – Sara Ianniciello
Pewter and gunmetal are the trends we are loving. They're not as harsh as matte black or as specific as brass or gold, but it gives fixtures some texture and depth.”– Highlyann Krasnow
“A trend I'm seeing is replacing kitchen upper cabinets with metal, wood or glass shelving. Inspired by hotel and retail spaces, this adds to the overall bold statements many want to make in their homes, forgoing the minimalism that was popular in years past.” – Sara Ianniciello
"We’ll continue to see traditional elements and forms in harmony with modern design in 2019. Think honed, natural stone, organic basalt tiles, hand-wrapped rattan furniture, and vintage-inspired fixtures and lighting." –Patrick Ediger
"In 2019, we are officially closing the door on pure white kitchens. Even if it's just one element of accent color—blue counter stools, a patterned roman shade or powdered coated island pendants–pops of color will be sneaking into the pure white blank slate of kitchens past." —Emilie Munroe
For insights, we checked in with some of our go-to designers to find out the kitchen design trends that have reigned supreme. Whether your to-do list includes a full kitchen renovation or a few minimal updates, the following design trends are worth keeping on your radar.
1 Clever, Concealed Storage
Our clients continue to gravitate towards concealed and clean integration in our kitchen designs, with maximized and clever storage solutions.” – Sara Ianniciello
2 Pewter and Gunmetal Hardware
Pewter and gunmetal are the trends we are loving. They're not as harsh as matte black or as specific as brass or gold, but it gives fixtures some texture and depth.”– Highlyann Krasnow
3 Open Shelving
“A trend I'm seeing is replacing kitchen upper cabinets with metal, wood or glass shelving. Inspired by hotel and retail spaces, this adds to the overall bold statements many want to make in their homes, forgoing the minimalism that was popular in years past.” – Sara Ianniciello
4 Vintage Vibe
"We’ll continue to see traditional elements and forms in harmony with modern design in 2019. Think honed, natural stone, organic basalt tiles, hand-wrapped rattan furniture, and vintage-inspired fixtures and lighting." –Patrick Ediger
5 Colored Upholstery
"In 2019, we are officially closing the door on pure white kitchens. Even if it's just one element of accent color—blue counter stools, a patterned roman shade or powdered coated island pendants–pops of color will be sneaking into the pure white blank slate of kitchens past." —Emilie Munroe
Source: elledecor.com
