KITCHEN DESIGN TRENDS that WON'T go out of style
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Designing a kitchen from scratch is already hard enough. Throw in the added pressure of choosing a design that will still great in 5 or 10 years, that can make it outright daunting. Here is my take on 5 (with a bonus) kitchen design trends that won't go out of style.
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I have a 1955 ranch and I’m not opening up any walls to have an open concept. I’ve never liked open concept. I prefer to keep my home the way it was built. It has a nice flow to it. I’m remodeling my kitchen and am in the planning stages but almost ready to order everything quartz countertops, and honed marble subway tile backsplash. White cabinets. I may do black accents - I haven’t decided on that yet.
I enjoy open concept, but ONLY if the house is large enough and there is ample separation between the main television area a kitchen. I once spent Thanksgiving where the banging of pots and pans was constantly competing with the football game!
I agree with you. I do not want to see my messy kitchen from the living room. I do not want to hear the clanging of pots or smell the smells all throughout the house.
Sounds nice! Flow is extremely important- Not every house is suited to open concept living and forcing it can definitely be a mistake.
@@hsdesignstudio You should see some of the new condominium plans in France. They all combine the dining, cooking and living area within < 300 sq/ft. Some room layouts are hilariously bad with sharp angles, utility colomns and giant balcony doors which swing inwards. It's puzzle to furnish. It must be nice having a separate square room to furnish a kitchen 😅
@Patti The nice thing about closed kitchens is that they're out of sight. You don't have to worry too much about getting the best materials and finishes. I have researched countertops and came to the conclusion that quartz countertops are unethical since the workers who cut and finish quartz countertops get numerous respiratory diseases. It has something to do with the chemicals in the resin which binds the quartz. It's so bad that some French companies stopped producing quartz countertops. Granite countertops are still a fantastic option, also consider soapstone if you're in the USA. Heck, laminate works well too and will save you money.
I’ve always preferred white appliances! Hope they are on the way back without having to go with the cheapies or the budget busters. Would love to see more mid-range white appliances!
Great video Jeff. Keep em coming!
Thanks Mark 👍
I LOVE THE MIXING METALS! I’m doing that now! Love your channel
Thank you!
Hi Jeff, cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷! Love your vids
There is a mom's cleaning/decluttering channel. She says: You are free to choose between cleaning the kitchen or cleaning the bathroom...It wasn't a joke.
Hahaha thats great
Our kitchen is separate from the living and dining room, but is easily accessed. I actually like it that way. The acoustics are much better so different conversations can occur easily. It is a large enough and well designed kitchen that when family is visiting we all still gather and prep the meal together. We eat together in a nice neat and clean dining room. That happens once I clear it off. (now it is my paperwork area) My husband kicked me out of the office March of 2020. We both he goes back to work downtown at some point. 😕
This sounds like a great layout that works for your family! That is what is truly important.
I had white appliances in my former kitchen. Over time, some of the panels and trim turned yellow. Looked bad. I switched to stainless steel and it always looked good, for years. Newer models have fingerprint free surfaces. However, I don’t like stainless sinks, nor do I like the white porcelain. I like the textured sinks. Right now I’m in between homes and am in a condo with a separate kitchen. Hate it. I’ll take open concept any day.
Thanks for sharing this vid! Have you ever tried AI design tools, like Smart Wizard by planner 5d? These tools are great, but are they really helpful?
I have never tried them, so I couldn't really say
I understand the idea of adding wood for warmth in the kitchen. I’m just not loving that light wood mixed with white..I keep thinking it’ll grow on me but it hasn’t. I find white kitchens with deeper wood tones much more attractive. Is it just me?
Wood tones are a personal preference. I find it less about the depth and more about how the two are paired together.
I remodeled my kitchen 10 years ago but my older home isn't open concept yet guests always seem to end up in my kitchen, 😆
That's the way it goes!
We've just finished renovating our ensuite, those 5/6 sided tiles were all over our 1980s ensuite. Why does everyone think they are new? They are so old fashioned.
I think it's more in terms of use as a backsplash that the geometric tile is a newer trend.
@1:50 you mention a white on white kitchen w/a touch of wood elements, but then show white with s/s appliances ? No white on white as mentioned.
I assumed that meant white cabinetry and walls or backsplash es.
@@lookforward2life Did you watch the entire video? He was talking about white appliances & white cabinetry when this was mentioned. He never mentioned backsplashes or walls. So I'm not sure how you'd make a jump to that assumption.
How about getting rid of stoves. Go with induction cooktops and ovens that in in walls or somewhere else. That is what I do and will never go back. Induction is faster on/off, safer to touch, no fumes, and easy to clean. Hallelujah!
I'll give you that with induction for sure. Having cooked numerous times on a high end Jenn-Air induction cooktop, they are brilliant.
Subway tile backsplash?
Are you kidding?
You LIKE spending hours of your precious time scrubbing grout lines with a toothbrush?
No, thank you.
Smooth, solid surface of some sort. I'm planning to use a granite backsplash of a type contrasting with the granite countertop, say, a white or light gray backsplash over a dark anorthositic gabbro countertop.
Mixing metals? Does a hammered copper sink with a bronze faucet, stainless appliances and a black porcelain cooktop count?
Countertop height? How about setting the wall oven below a 48-inch high countertop, split level next to a standard 36-inch countertop for the rest of the kitchen? You don't have to bend down to pull the heavy stuff out of the oven, and the high-level countertop puts the can opener, toaster-oven, and coffee-maker out of the way.
I like the idea of pop-up electric outlets in the countertops.
I have never scrubbed my backsplash grout. First it's sealed, and second it isn't white grout. The porcelain subway tiles wipe right off. Yes I like a solid slab for backsplashes as well, but I don't have the money to run that all the way to my 9 1/2' ceilings. I wouldn't put granite in my kitchen. But this is MY opinion, and it's okay (and good) we have our own opinions about these choices.
There are lots of ways to make a kitchen your own, that's the beauty of design as well as having our own taste. At the end of the day, these are my thoughts, not something I am trying to get everyone else to make their own. When I work with clients, I design for them and their wants.
I don't have subway tile, and I HATE it.
To each their own for sure, that's the beauty of design. For every person that hates something, there is someone who loves it.
Design trend I hate: having a big old honking kitchen island that is always in the way, doesn't allow you to back up and turns your kitchen into skinny passageways. I hate them!!!!
All depends on how they are designed. If you have skinny passages and can't move, then they would be terrible!
My stainless appliances don't ever have fingerprints on them. Every now and then I spray a towel with WD-40 and wipe them down. Nothing marks them up. My quartz counters are still pristine after 4 years.
WD-40, I've never heard that one before!
@@hsdesignstudio A minute amount of Mineral oil works also, and it doesn't have the awful scent of some of the commercial SS "shiners"
Subway tiles are passé
You are right in that they are not 'trendy', but again this is just my take based on working with clients to design their kitchens everyday
People complain about having to clean grout then pick subway tile for backsplashes and bathrooms - and they wonder why I prefer large tile pieces with tight grout lines.
@@SomeUniqueHandle Definitely a complaint of some people, I agree. However, an easy work around is not picking white grout.
Subway tiles? Not if you live or have lived in NYC!!!!
There's certain rules cannot be broken w/ certain people which doesn't include you...shouldn't see the kitchen faucet when entering a home nor see your stylish dirty pots and pans from the living room.
All though great in concept, unfortunately it isn’t always practical in many open floor plan homes.
My daughter says white fridges are ghetto.
The old ones or the new ones!? Or white appliances in general?
@@hsdesignstudio In general, but I don't agree. Kitchens here tend to be dark and white appliances are the best choice.
@@melaniekeeling7462 When incorporated well, white appliances really do look fantastic
@@hsdesignstudio I think so too. I don't really care for the brushed aluminium finishes.
I love my white appliances in my white kitchen. When I remodel, I’m buying new white appliances.