When designing the kitchen it is very important to take into account that furniture, countertop and coverings fit together like the pieces of a puzzle and thus achieve a balanced and harmonious whole. Monochromatic kitchens, especially the total white look, is the least risky option, since, in addition to being very current, it is timeless and cannot give rise to error.
But there are many other equally safe and decorative options. Here are some suggestions that will surely inspire you when it comes to combining colors and finishes in your kitchen.
GRAY+WHITE+WOOD
GRAY+WHITE+WOODGray furniture is a trend. This color fits with any decorative proposal and goes well with all colors. One possibility is to combine it with white in a countertop that extends along the work front to create a clean and elegant contrast, and add a touch of warmth with a wood or stoneware floor that imitates its finish.
BLACK+WHITE+WOOD
If you prefer a more modern and daring option, replace the gray with black, and finish it with a natural or sintered stone countertop in white. The walls away from the cooking area can be painted in a very light gray tone, contrasting with the white ceiling. In this case, a wooden slatted floor will take away the coldness and add style to the final result.
BLACK+WOOD+NEUTRAL
BLACK+WOOD+NEUTRALAs you can see, with the same, or very similar, color palette it is possible to achieve very different aesthetics. In this case, black has also been chosen for the furniture, but it has been combined with wood on the floor and ceiling. To lighten the composition, the walls were chosen in a neutral finish, a beige that brings clarity and visual lightness.
COLOR+WHITE
Do you like colorful kitchens? In that case, choose the tone you like best for the furniture and lighten it with white. A perfect idea is to use the same material as the countertop to cover the work front to create visual continuity. As for the floor, play with a tone that fits with the rest of the decoration: wood and light gray would be, in this case, the best options, although if you are looking for a rustic touch, some tiles with mud effect will not be bad either.
WOOD+WHITE+EARTH
Another combination that never fails is to combine wood in the furniture and extend the white countertop on the walls. The result will be a modern kitchen with a plus of warmth, a room where you will want to stay and enjoy a pleasant after-dinner conversation in the company of your family and friends. For the floor, play with the range of earth tones such as beige and cream, especially if the cabinets are in a dark or intermediate tone.
This same color combination is also perfect if you dare to decorate your kitchen with furniture in two different colors or finishes: wood in the lower cabinets and white in the upper cabinets.
As you can see, the key to combining the color of furniture with walls, floor and countertop is always not to mix more than three different colors. In addition, if we alternate light and dark tones, the result will be visually rich and dynamic.
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