Five Designer Trends

1. Wood Features That Warm Up White Kitchens

Contemporary Kitchen by Casework
Casework

Transitional Kitchen by Sarah Kahn Turner
Sarah Kahn Turner
2. Picket Tiles
Transitional Kitchen by Sarah Kahn Turner
Sarah Kahn Turner

Farmhouse Kitchen by Duet Design Group

Duet Design Group


Farmhouse Kitchen by Coyote Design Architecture + Planning PLLC

Coyote Design Architecture + Planning PLLC


Transitional Kitchen by Imagine Design

Imagine Design
3. Blue, Black and Soft White Cabinets

Transitional Kitchen by Victoria Highfill
Victoria Highfill

Traditional Kitchen by Grace Hill Design
Grace Hill Design


Transitional Bathroom by J. PATRYCE DESIGN

J. PATRYCE DESIGN
4. Classic Tile Laid in Modern Patterns



by J. PATRYCE DESIGN

J. PATRYCE DESIGN


Eclectic Home Office by Rollins Andrew Interiors

Rollins Andrew Interiors
5. Rattan, Sisal and Other Natural Materials

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