The Joys of a Modern Kitchen

Modern and contemporary designs and motifs have increased among homeowners. Modern design offers clean lines, open floor plans, and a clutter-free pallet. They often feature natural materials such as stone, quartz, and solid wood frameless cabinets. In addition, color options for modern kitchens are almost limitless, allowing homeowners to push the envelope and make distinctive and personal design statements.

There are numerous ways homeowners can add warmth and bring joy to a modern motif. Many modern kitchens feature vivid contrasts, and that’s one strategy for softening the edges of a modern kitchen. Wood tables and chairs and cabinet knobs or even a countertop caddy that holds wooden spoons, spatulas, and other utensils can create a different vibe.

The use of color plays a tremendous role in how a kitchen looks and feels. Lighter colors evoke a sense of calm. White is associated with purity and cleanliness. Yellow is associated with sunlight that offers a sense of welcome, cheerfulness, and energy. Green equates to plants and grasses. Another option to introduce color into a modern kitchen is to upholstered kitchen chairs. The fabric brings to a kitchen texture, comfort, and color. Other ways to introduce fabrics into your kitchen color pallet include window coverings, dish towels, and display napkins.

Shapes play a role in bringing more serenity and joy to a kitchen. A round table, round bar stools, and round light fixtures can soften the edges of a contemporary design. Many homeowners personalize their space by hanging favorite works of art or displaying pottery, colored glassware, and ceramics. Additionally, growing herbs on a windowsill or bringing plants into your kitchen is another easy way to add color and a sense of calm and joy.

How can you make your dream kitchen warm, hospitable, and joyful? Give us a call at 440-543-8050 or make an appointment to visit our showroom at 8454 E. Washington Street in Chagrin Falls and let us show you how you can create the kitchen of your dreams.

Emeil Soryal