Kitchen ideas
Kitchen design ideas, before and after.
Every style and color below is shown as a before-and-after redesign of a sample kitchen. Open any style to see exactly what it includes, from cabinets to flooring, and to compare it at three budgets on our reference kitchen.
Kitchen styles
Modern kitchen
Flat slab, matte, sleek
Contemporary kitchen
Warm wood, soft curves
Transitional kitchen
Greige, timeless
Traditional kitchen
Raised panel, crown molding
Farmhouse kitchen
Shaker, apron sink
Scandinavian kitchen
Pale oak, airy
Minimalist kitchen
Handleless, nothing out
Industrial kitchen
Steel, concrete, brick
Coastal kitchen
Whites, sea-glass blue
Japandi kitchen
Oak and walnut, calm
Mid-Century kitchen
Walnut, retro accents
Luxury kitchen
Marble, brass, lacquer
Mediterranean kitchen
Terracotta, patterned tile
Rustic kitchen
Reclaimed wood, stone
Shaker kitchen
Five-piece doors, navy
Boho kitchen
Earthy, patterned tile
Art Deco kitchen
Glossy, fluted, brass
Two-Tone kitchen
Dark lowers, light uppers
By cabinet color
Kitchen cabinet colors
Guide
How to choose a kitchen style
Start with the house
Match the kitchen to the architecture. Shaker and transitional suit older homes; modern, minimalist, and Japandi suit newer, simpler ones. Open-plan kitchens should agree with the living space they face.
Decide how long you'll stay
Selling within five years? Transitional, white, and Shaker are the safest for resale. Staying put? Choose what you love, from Art Deco to Boho.
Pick the big surface first
Cabinets cover the most area, so choose their color and door style first. Then a countertop that contrasts, a backsplash that bridges the two, and one metal finish.
Test it on your own room
Styles look different in your light and layout. Try three or four on a photo of your kitchen before you visit a showroom.
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