10 Wildly Colorful Kitchens That Delight and Thrill
While white kitchens still reign supreme in several homes, vibrant cooking spaces have made a major comeback. Miles away from the neutral spaces so many of us are utilized to, these spaces aren’t reluctant to adopt color. Take a look at these inspiring kitchens, with their neon countertops, brightly colored cabinetry, amazing backsplashes and also a painted green floor, and you may just get motivated to experiment with color in your property.
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1. Aqua and Apple Green Kitchen
Designer/homeowner: Jennifer Ott
Location: Austin, Texas
Jennifer Ott chose the bold colors for her kitchen predicated simply on what she likes. Housewares that she had bought and fallen in love with were often in vivid hues, therefore it only made sense to integrate those colors into her kitchen. Her strategy was to utilize neutral colors for substances which are costly or difficult to change — such as for the counter and also the flooring — and use bold colors for things which are easy to replace — such as accessories and paint.
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Bowls, plates and eyeglasses which are often utilized sit on shelving. Extra-large drawers at the bottom cabinets make it easier to reach items and to utilize the whole space for storage.
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Justina Blakeney
2. Tiny Emerald Green Kitchen
Designer/homeowner: Justina Blakeney
Location: Los Angeles
Inspired by the vivid colors of a tropical jungle, Justina Blakeney chose to go all out in her small Los Angeles kitchen. A wealthy green covers the walls, along with a rainbow cutting board adds extra brightness to the small space.
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The exact same deep green Mint Sprig, by Behr — gives the kitchen’s window trim an eclectic signature. A brightly colored striped rug, hanging tapestries and leafy green plants increase the space’s jungle vibe.
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3. Vintage Kitchen With Turquoise Accents
Designer : Erica Islas
Location: Los Angeles
Inspired by the 1920s origins of the sweet Los Angeles house, designer Erica Islas played classic but cheerful turquoise in this vibrant kitchen. The San Felipe–pattern floor tile inspired the Spanish backsplash tile, which in turn evolved into a palette of terra-cottas, whites and teals.
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Teal cabinetry, tile, window seat cloth and furniture tie the room together. Matching knobs on a number of the cupboards add a lively pop.
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4. Green and Gorgeous Kitchen
Designer: Alison Glen
Location: Venice, California
“Durability doesn’t need to be boring,” says designer Alison Glen. This client required that advice to heart and went out using lime-green countertops and contrasting zebra wood cabinetry. A mosaic backsplash bridges that the area’s hues.
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The family spent a great deal of time together with Glen, researching which substances would work best because of their distance. Zebra wood has been chosen because of its style and because it is formaldehyde free and harvested from sustainable forests.
Great details usually come at a price, which Glen and the family knew they’d need to take into account. They wanted to get that subtle metal strip in the countertop and balanced their funding by simply scaling back on upper chimney, using open shelving instead.
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5. Modern and Creative-Concept Kitchen
Designer: Mark Melonas, Luke Works
Location: Baltimore, Maryland
Designer Mark Melonas had a pretty free hand when it came to designing this particular kitchen. The client did need red accents, which Melonas incorporated through contemporary bar stools along with a custom glass jar to the island circle. The mural is a personalized part by artist Michael Owen.
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The main counters are manufactured from Luke Works’ custom aggregate, colored with recycled porcelain and smashed mirror for a slight sparkle. Resin panels out of a mosaic backsplash along with 3form, contemporary lighting fittings add loads of personality.
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Green Goods
6. Rainbow-Hued Kitchen
Designer: Green Goods
Location: San Luis Obispo, California
These customers weren’t afraid of color in their kitchen and invited the designers in Green Goods to adopt their preferred colors of turquoise, orange and purple. The exceptional countertops are made with a durable blend of glass and concrete, in a customized color blend.
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The house’s main rooms surround the kitchen such as spokes on a bicycle. The cooking space’s unique layout takes all the foot traffic into account.
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7. Quirky Vintage Kitchen
Designer/homeowner: Robert Mace
Location: Austin, Texas
This Exceptional kitchen is the result of a DIY remodel of a 130-year-old Louisiana shotgun-shack-style house. When Robert Mace purchased the home, the kitchen was located in an open rear porch using a lean-to roof which was closed in with a couple awkward developments, making a complete remodel a necessity.
Mace needed the kitchen to echo the rest of the house’s quirky character and his love of classic collectibles. Contrasting color resides on each surface — that the countertop is a hardy concrete, dyed red. The walnut floor has been painted several colors, until Mace landed on the final color of green. As the floor wears, all the other colors will slowly reveal themselves. Salvaged and DIY cabinetry is painted in contrasting purples to combine with the yellow walls and green flooring.
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8. Crazy-Colorful Hacienda-Style Kitchen
Designer: Ashley Astleford
Location: Frisco, Texas
From an entirely blank slate to a Mexican-inspired burst of color, designer Ashley Astleford didn’t hold anything back when it came to the color palette of the Texas home. The house’s interior kitchen relies on a blend of traditional Mexican colors and materials. The walnut cabinetry has been glazed with a professional artist in Mexico and echoes the exact same warm tones of this copper range hood, the terra-cotta floor along with the unbelievable Lucite and coral chandelier.
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The kitchen carries color to an entirely new level. The bold yellow wall is a personalized stucco blend that allows the blue Mexican tiles along with the pink fridge to really pop. Iron chairs painted in neon hues and traditional paper garlands emphasize the house’s South of the Border vibe.
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9. Mint Green Garage Renovation
Designer: Thomas Ahmann
Location: Washington, D.C.
Architect Thomas Ahmann applied smart space-saving techniques to transform this tiny garage into a brand new, bright and open kitchen. The narrow garage asserted its L-shape footprint but has been split into distinct function, eating and cooking places. Mint cabinetry, navy light fixtures and black countertops create a sophisticated, cheerful palette.
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The raised breakfast table in the close of the area is made out of wood and stays out of the method of foot traffic near the navy built-in desk and hutch. Light-stained pine beams and colors add a warm contrast to the green and blue.
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10. Elegant and Graphic Kitchen at Blues
Designer: Amity Worrel
Location: Austin, Texas
A glowing turquoise island brings attention to a wall of exquisite picture tile in this diverse Austin kitchen. Designer Amity Worrel offset the neutral wood flooring and Carrara marble counters with exceptional encaustic cement tiles out of Architerra Studios to your counter tops.
Custom made turquoise cabinetry on the island complements the warm wood tones of this hickory flooring and pecan breakfast table. A lively red-orange bench cushion offers additional color comparison.
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