Top 10 Kitchen Trends Of 2024
Marble countertops have been a favorite for most people for the past few years. This style is still here to stay offering a beautiful kitchen design. The statement style is not only beautiful but functional. You can use the surface to chop groceries then clean it up.
It’s 2024 and this year has been heavy when it comes to color. It’s all about the pop of color and experimenting with color in the living room, dining all the way to the kitchen. Homeowners are taking that bold step when it comes to choosing colors when designing their cabinetry. The trick here is if you opt to go bold with color, be it blues, shades of yellow and greens on your cabinets, and keep the overall kitchen look toned down. This ensures the kitchen remains elegant and modern without being too busy. You can use elements such as wood and marble to achieve this.
It’s not just all about wood and metal trends in the kitchen this year. Mirrored cabinetry is making its way into the current trends and this style will run all the way to 2025. Glass on the walls of the cabinets is rubbing away the shyness of hiding away views of what’s inside the cabinet. If you’re still holding onto concealing your cookware, opt for tinted glass. Tinted glass plays around with the best of both worlds, it’s like a game of now you see; now you don’t!
4. Old is Gold With Vintage Furniture
We are also seeing an introduction of vintage look to the kitchen. Now these types of antique designs have been embraced in the living room and dining area without a doubt. The unexpected shift to the kitchen is exciting which brings warmth to the kitchen. Do not be surprised next time you see a farmhouse kitchen table. That tradition look is what is popping and you’ll agree with me that traditional style is timeless.
Wood is gaining popularity among consumers and the appetite for more wood in the kitchen is set to go higher in 2025. Homeowners are seeking to incorporate the natural elements and warmth of wood in their kitchens. In high demand have been the lighter shades of wood. Light stains to mid-tones the likes of Meru oak and walnut have been a favorite for home owners. Experts say that we should expect the darker stains to have a comeback in the next coming years.
This year we have witnessed the embrace of open shelving as opposed to the traditional closed cabinets. Unlike in the past years where homeowners were in favor of covered cabinets to tuck their kitchenware away. The current trend allows you to showcase your favorite cookware. Open shelves allow you to store more solving your storage needs in the kitchen with things like spices and glassware. With open shelves you can play around with colors and heights for a style taps into your personality and style.
Moving into 2025 kitchen islands continues to be big in the kitchen area. Kitchen islands are on high demand in interior design for their multifunctional purposes. It serves as a dining set and a working station at the same time. You simply place your laptop and make use of it as a sturdy table. A kitchen island also serves a bar and meal preparation area. This way you prepare your meal as others can sit and chat with you while having a drink.
Eating your meal straight in the kitchen is becoming more popular. For most people it is convenient to dine where the meal is being prepared. This idea can be achieved with an extended dining area and stylish seating incorporated to your kitchen design. This way it creates a sense of togetherness with family enjoying conversations.
9. Huge Demand For More Storage
There is nothing like too much storage in the kitchen. There is always room to de-clutter cooking pots, fine china and appliances. This year going to 2025 the trend on going big on storage is still in growing demand. You can customize storage furniture for your kitchen, be it a kitchen shelf and pantries that would work for you. Homeowners are going big on organization for tucking away their cookware.
Curves will always be aesthetically appealing. Literally! The popularity of curves and arches has been mostly in the doorways. This year we’ve seen more of curves in the kitchen with homeowners adding arched kitchen cabinets and shelves. Curved kitchen design helps break the monotony of straight lines. Add one or two arched furniture such as a curved mirror and kitchen shelf to make your kitchen pop. Curved furniture is statement furniture that attracts the eye.