Current Design Trends to Incorporate in Your Kitchen Remodel

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Families spend much of their time in the kitchen, so this crucial gathering place must be as well-designed as possible. Today's home designers often create kitchens that are open and prominent because this functional room is the home's heart and operations center. More people are opting to cook meals from home these days, so kitchens are becoming more and more important to people. Carefully planned kitchen remodeling that considers current design trends can make a substandard kitchen shine and give a home the greatest appeal if it's put on the market.

Light and Organic With Large Islands

White, beige, or other light-colored quartz countertops and natural-colored cabinets are among anticipated top trends in kitchens for 2021 and beyond, according to recent research conducted by the National Kitchen and Bath Association. Subway-style backsplashes, organic materials and dedicated device charging, and viewing stations are also trending. Large islands will remain a prominent design element, according to the survey, and L-shaped kitchens will be trendier than ever before.

Pop of Color

If neutral color schemes aren’t your thing, you’re in luck. Colorful cabinets have been all over social media and design blogs. An easy way to make your kitchen modern is by painting the cabinets a shade of green or blue. This trend can even become timeless if done correctly. And if trends change in the future, you can just easily paint over the cabinets. You can also choose neutral cabinets, but decide to add your pop of color to your backsplash or walls. Choose an accent wall to paint a trendy color. This is a non-committal way to make your kitchen trendy.

Small-Space Design

Many people are drawn to smaller spaces. The minimalist way of living is becoming more and more popular. This is manifesting in people’s kitchen areas. Utilizing the space you have is key because of this. Instead of purchasing a large dining room table, add a bar table and chairs into your kitchen. Instead of filling your countertops with appliances, purchase an all-in-one toaster oven or air fryer. Don’t overcrowd your kitchen with decor either. Clean and empty countertops are more desirable right now. Remember the phrase “less is more” if you want to achieve a minimalist and compact feel in your kitchen. 

Trendy Hardware

One of the easiest ways to make your kitchen up-to-date is in the hardware. You don’t have to completely tear up your kitchen and add new cabinets, countertops, and flooring. Brass hardware is especially trendy right now. Find some new brass knobs for your cabinets. If you do want to complete a total home remodel, pairing brass hardware with green or blue cabinets will make your home perfectly on trend for the coming year. Another simple way to add some warming hardware to your kitchen is through your faucet. Statement faucets are also predicted to be on trend next year. These may cost you a few hundred dollars, but can make a large difference in your kitchen overall. 

Smart Kitchens Have Arrived

Appliances that are linked to smart home controllers or mobile phone apps are no longer something of the future. Adding smart refrigerators and stoves is possible at any time, but kitchen remodeling is a perfect opportunity to add sensors, smart gadgets and other innovations that may not have been available when the kitchen was built. This can include upgraded LED lighting that can be dimmed and turned on or off without switches. Smart faucets that sense when hands or pots are present under them are available now too.

Hardwood Flooring Still Trending

Some ornate aspects of traditional kitchens are fading away in favor of simpler design elements, but one thing that hasn't faded in its appeal in recent years is hardwood flooring. This classic floor covering is expected to remain the most popular choice for many years to come. For homeowners who want something different, ceramic flooring is now trending because of its wide range of sizes, styles, and designs. In fact, tile is available that looks like hardwood but is even more durable. Ceramic tile that looks like stone is also popping up in more kitchens than in years past.

In 2021, trendy homeowners will be looking for simple, natural design as well as sophistication in appearance and capabilities in their kitchen remodels and in every aspect of life. The ideal kitchen combines personal style with trends that will endure to create a kitchen that meets a family's needs, reflects its style, and doesn't feel dated before it wears out.

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