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Lively Kitchen Design With Mint Green Touches And Cool Industrial Vibe

Kitchen is perhaps the most important and comfy space in the whole home if you have a family: there you gather, cook together, talk, maybe eat. This space is designed by talented Senalee Kapelevich of SVK Interior Design, the kitchen is dreamy – creamy walls, white cabinets offset by black countertops for a little oomph,...

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Industrial And Vintage Kitchen Design In Stockholm

Industrial style is very popular today, and I’m sure that this industrial kitchen in Stockholm is a perfect example of styling. The kitchen features stainless steel drawers and a sink, some of them are from Ikea’s recently released Sektion kitchen line, it has unconventional storage in the form of a hanging pot rack and vintage...

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Unique Industrial EtKøkken Kitchen With 3 Stations

Today we see lots of original kitchen designs, let’s have a look at one more cool ideas – the EtKøkken (Akitchen) with its fantastic industrial appeal. It is a unique kitchen that consists of three stations: a water station, a block station and a fire station. In essence it’s a tribute to the three elements...

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Large Eat-In Kitchen With Classic French Range And Industrial Accents

Interior designer Summer Thornton took a masculine approach to the remodel of an early 1900s French Tudor in Evergreen Park, Illinois. The house was overhauled for a single man—one who likes to entertain—and the plan allows for ample growth and plenty of guests. With its classic French range and industrial accents, the grand-scale kitchen is...

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Constructive Kitchen With Industrial And Minimalist Touches

Industrial and minimalist design can look fantastic and rather cozy – just have a look at this Constructive Kitchen by Studio Mieke Meijer. It is a sleekly minimal, industrial feel with a cleanly functional use of metal and wood. The cabinets look very stylish in dark metal of different shades and light-colored wood, and such...

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Essential Minimum For Cooking: Industrial AKitchen by Mette Schelde

Do you have a small kitchen? Do you want your kitchen to be functional and mobile without unnecessary details and parts? Here’s a quintessence of any kitchen – AKitchen by Mette Schelde! It reduces cooking equipment to an essential minimum of three work stations, for fire (with built-in gas tank), water (needs plumbing) and cutting...

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Modern Kitchen Design In Calm Shades With Industrial Touches

Scandinavian spaces are extremely cozy and charming in their simplicity, that’s why we’ve decided to show you this kitchen. Black and white, grey and natural wood in combination with a brick wall look very stylish. Scandi style is complemented with industrial touches like brick, hanging bulbs and a copper lamp on the wall. Though the...

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Stylish Dark Kitchen Design With Industrial Touches

What can be better than a modern stylish kitchen with a slight industrial touch? Have a look at Vessels Cocinas by TC-Interiors, it’s amazing! The furniture is dark though it doesn’t look masculine; the lighting is organized so that it illuminates the space at maximum, it looks industrial just like the brick wall. Green plants...

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Retro Kitchen Design Inspiration With Industrial Touches

This décor of a kitchen in a Madrid house reminds us of summer, smartly mixing retro style with industrial touches. It’s open to the dining room so it’s perfect for family dinners and having guests. Amazing idea was to make iron and glass lacquered sliding doors to connect the kitchen to the dining room –...

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86 Timeless Subway Tile Kitchen Backsplashes

As you probably already know, subway tiles get their names from the ceramic tiles used on the walls of the New York City subway stations in the early twentieth century. Subway tiles are used now when you want to add a traditional, even mid-century feel to the space, and such tiles are timeless. More and...

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