1. Monochrome & Textures
With the continuous rise of minimalism, many home owners are stripping back their spaces to make way for a simple, modern & clean look. Minimalist kitchens are seeing muted colours become a staple. Using striking blacks & greys along with a brilliant white can bring both drama and also an element of serenity to a space. Along with the addition of neutral textures such as concrete or brick to bring warmth and add dimension to the design, you can create a space that feels modern but also inviting.
2. Statement Splash Back
3. Hot water taps
The world is becoming a place where, more often than not, you can get things in an instant. Even though boiling a kettle takes mere minutes, there are many homeowners who have taken the opportunity in their kitchen rebuilds to have an instant hot water tap fitted. There are plenty of benefits to a hot water tap (they use less water, less energy & are generally more convenient), however homeowners are opting for these taps from an aesthetics point of view also. These taps take away the clutter of a kettle or tea pot, and is one less appliance you have to worry about storing away when you’re done. We are partnered with the team at Quooker who are one of the leading suppliers of hot water taps. You can find out more here: https://www.kawinteriordesign.co.uk/kitchen-appliances-quooker/
4. Clever Storage
Following on from the minimalism trends as mentioned above, it has become apparant that decluttering a space can feel good for our wellbeing. A kitchen is the heart of a home, and as such there are lots of items that need a place to be stored, whether it’s ingredients or pots and pans. By integrating clever, aesthetically pleasing storage solutions into your kitchen, you can increase the space you have to work with when it comes to storing your favourite items and feel good knowing that your kitchen looks tidy.