Will 2024 be the year you finally upgrade your kitchen? After the past two years, we think a good update to this space is well deserved, whether it’s a completely new kitchen or just a few new stylish accessories. To help you choose the best fashion pieces and styles, we have selected some of our favorite looks.
Regardless of your style preference or the size of the kitchen you’re working with, the following kitchen design trends 2024 will help you plan your interior.
A long-awaited Pinterest trend report showed that searches for kitchen shelving had grown by 130% by the end of this year. This is a pretty clear sign that the popularity of this beautiful yet practical storage solution will continue as a kitchen trend for 2024. Using open shelving in your kitchen layout gives the space extra personality and interest.
2. LAYERS OF TEXTURE
Layering can be as subtle as folding wood cutting boards, or you can play it big by installing an island with a finish that contrasts with your kitchen cabinets.
Clients are increasingly layering texture and adding personal touches through surface treatments and stylistic accents. Layered texture is a great way to show off your personal style and give a room a chic touch.
3. DARK AND GLOOMY KITCHENS
We have always been fans of black cuisine, but lately we see them everywhere. These deeper, more dramatic hues seem more popular and accessible than ever. To give freshness, make the walls and countertops light. If you want a cocoon-like room, let your cabinets blend into the wall and add copper accents to them.
4. TWO-COLOR KITCHENS
Recently, two-tone kitchens have popped up all over Pinterest. We love the fresh, colorful look they give to the kitchen. You can choose a more classic look that contrasts your island with your kitchen cabinets, or you can choose different colors for the top and bottom cabinets. Think outside the box. Try choosing two different shades for your walls and floor, or opt for a bold backsplash – the combinations are endless.
5. BRIGHT COLORS
Kitchens can be a costly investment and not easy to replace. Using paint to add vibrant colors to walls, cabinet fronts, tiles, or shelving is not only cost-effective, but also makes it easy to bring a creative and unique touch. Darker shades are the most popular, especially deep blues and greens.
6. FREESTANDING WOODEN CABINETS
Freestanding kitchens have long been associated with more traditional kitchens, but in 2024 they have taken on a modern twist. These days, many kitchens have multiple uses, whether it’s a workspace, part of a living space, or a living room. For all of these situations, a neutral (but cozy) background works best.
7. Vintage finds
We love the eclectic combination in this kitchen. The combination of natural colors and warm textures creates a cozy atmosphere. Combining vintage pieces and modern furniture in a new kitchen is the perfect way to give character to your space.
8. COLORED WARE
A little retro and yes, a little kitsch, but colored glassware is back and looks great as a collection in an open cabinet or on shelving. Group them by shade or create a gradient effect to make your kitchen look truly amazing.
9. HIDDEN HOODS
Exhaust fans are ugly and never were, but they are essential in most kitchens. In 2024, you can expect hidden hoods to emerge as important kitchen design trends. Turning the hood into a design element is also in trend – complement it with a marble slab or cover it with a classic molding to better fit into your kitchen.
10. COPPER
Again, copper cookware is another kitchen trend this year that has skyrocketed in popularity. This is such a simple trend that you can bring to your current space as well. Just buy yourself a kitchen rail and hang your collection of copper pots.
11. VERSATILE KITCHEN ISLANDS
Remodeling your kitchen in 2024? Why not ditch the cabinets and just opt for a massive kitchen island. This can work great in an open plan kitchen. You can always add a separate cabinet or shelving if you need extra space.
12. MARBLE KITCHENS
Ah, marble kitchens, so luxurious, so sophisticated, and actually quite achievable if you use fake marble rather than real. Or just select a part of your kitchen to add marble, such as the top of an island, backsplash, or part of a worktop.
Marble kitchens are not only in trend, but the special shade of marble is gaining popularity. The colder and more modern tones of white marble are being replaced by their warmer counterparts. These cozy shades look great with wicker, copper, and wood finishes.
13. MUTE COLOR SOLUTIONS
Forget grey, 2024 is all about muted colors like sage greens, gypsum pinks and pale terracotta. Those dusty hues are all over the place right now and we love how they look in this slightly retro kitchen. Copy this kitchen trend by painting cabinets in two different colors. For a smoother end result, choose colors in similar tones.
14. FRESH WHITE SCANDI CABINETS
While some may find it boring, others will find that sleek white cabinets with matching countertops are a minimalist’s dream! And in combination with a transparent glass backsplash and a light wooden floor, it fulfills all the requirements of Scandi style.
15. STUDY IN PINK
The warm shade of pink blends flawlessly with the kitchen setting, being a subtle addition that evokes a sense of calm and serenity while also adding style and personality.
An all-pink kitchen is certainly not for everyone, but if you like it, the result is a warm and welcoming space.
16. GOLD FITTINGS
For those looking to transform their kitchen in a more economical way, look out for small updates that can make a huge impact by giving a space a whole new look. Choose handles with contrasting finishes or ribbed designs to breathe new life into your cabinets without the need for renovations.
17. Curved corners and a touch of luxury
Black may seem too dark for a kitchen, but soften it up with curved corners and it takes on new appeal. You can also bring this fashion trend into your kitchen with accessories – luxurious fringed bar stools and pendant lights add a sense of glamour, and a hint of the 1920s.
18. SCARLET RED
Bright red for the kitchen may seem intimidating, but scarlet is not the color that usually turns off. It is more of a warm shade that is pleasing to the eye and goes well with other colors. Use as much or as little red as you like, but be bold as the results will be stunning.
19. EARTH AND ORGANIC TEXTURES
Organic textures always give us a feeling of peace, and they are suitable for both modern and traditional kitchens. Choosing a countertop that combines these earthy tones and textures will instantly create a cozy environment that connects you to the natural world.
20. PALE FLOOR TO CEILING TILE
This is a trend we’re starting to see more and more, and it’s working on multiple levels. For example, such a cladding instantly brightens a dark kitchen, making it more spacious.
Light porcelain stoneware tiles are extremely versatile and can be used in countertops and even kitchen cabinetry. Using the same tiles throughout the kitchen will enhance the feel of the space while creating a modern, uninterrupted look.
