Kitchen is often the heart of the house where the family gather, cook, communicate, invite guests and even work and study. If you wanna refresh your kitchen for 2024 and are looking for some trendy solutions, here are the hottest trends that will be totally on in 2024 and later.
Saturated Colors
Embrace bolder hues! Think purple hues, like eggplant and plum; blue, navy, red, yellow, green and other shades that you love. Get more personalized as color continues to win out over white, incorporating art or a great wallpaper alongside luxury functional choices. Enhance the charm of color with bold accent colors, a unique backsplash, and even vibrant light fixtures.
A bold blue kitchen with white subway tiles and black grout to stand out plus butcherblock and black countertops.
A bold emerald kitchen is made more eye-catchy with brass handles and a white tile backsplash.
A bold green kitchen is made calmer with neutral countertops and brass touches and black stools.
A bold pink kitchen with lower cabinets, a terrazzo countertop, a long shelf with decor and some built-in lights.
A modern and stylish pink kitchen with a terrazzo backsplash and countertops, gold hardware and a faucet, a niche for storage.
A bold violet kitchen with metal countertops and white knobs is a stylish and super catchy idea.
A super bold plum-colored kitchen with white stone countertops and a backsplash and a mosaic tile floor is wow.
A bold red kitchen of only lower cabinets, a shelf, a gallery wall and some potted plants is a cool idea.
A bright and glossy orange kitchen with a floral backsplash and white countertops is a cool and juicy-colored solution.
An emerald kitchen with shaker cabinets, white subway tiles, a gold buble chandelier and a black kitchen table and island in one.
One-Wall Kitchens
Small kitchens will always require a good deal of planning, but the one-wall kitchen is truly an exercise in ingenuity. This diminutive layout requires a real balance between storage capacity, functionality and flow – it can be tempting to install a whole row of cabinets on your one-wall kitchen, but that can be imposing. Open shelving can be a bit of a visual break, and adds opportunity for decoration – an important element in an otherwise functional space.
A chic grey one wall kitchen with butcherblock countertops, open shelves and potted greenery plus lights.
A chic kitchen with white cabinetry, open shelves, a blue tile backsplash is a chic farmhouse space with a touch of coastal decor.
A cozy and cute grey one wall kitchen with a blonde butcherblock countertop and a grey tile backsplash plus pendant lamps.
A light blue one wall kitchen with a white subway tile backsplash, a white stone countertop and some shelves and bulbs.
A mid-century modern blonde wood kitchen with open shelves, black handles and a skinny tile backsplash.
A pretty dark green one wall kitchen with a white stone countertop, a rose gold backsplash and a matching hood.
A Scandinavian one wall ktichen with a hex tile backsplash, vintage cabinets, open shelves and a wooden backsplash is chic.
A stylish mid-century modern kitchen with olive green and blonde wood cabinetry, with a skinny tile backsplash and white countertops.
A vintage white one wall ktichen with a shabby chic beam and black sconces plus potted greenery here and there.
A white one wall farmhouse kitchen with butcherblock countertops, open shelves and box shelves is cozy.
Bold Hoods
Hood vent covers often fall to the back burner during the kitchen design process, but I anticipate a greater focus on them in 2024. We will see bolder designs incorporating distinct textures on the hood, like plaster or wood fluting.
A white farmhouse kitchen with a white tile backsplash and grey countertops, a stained hood that adds a warm touch to the space.
An olive green kitchen with only lower cabinets, a graphite grey hood with light is a cool idea.
A sleek white kitchen with dark stained countertops. a gold statement hood that adds chic and elegance to the space.
An off-white vintage kitchen with shaker cabinets, a stained wood hood with an artwork and yellow curtains.
A grey kitchen with tan tiles, a large metal hood and a kitchen island with a metal countertop.
A modern creamy kitchen with gold fixtures and a fluted hood that accents the space and makes it look warm.
A minimalist stained kitchen with stone countertops and a backsplash and a statement metallic hood over the cooking top.
An olive green kitchen with white countertops and a backsplash plus a geometric wood clad hood over the cooker.
A dark green kitchen with only lower cabinets, a copper backsplash and a matching hood plus some blooms.
A stained wood kitchen with upper black glass cabinets, a black wood clad hood and white countertops.
Stacked Tile
Subway tiles have been popular for years, but a new take on it will make waves in 2024 and beyond. It doesn’t get much more classic than subway tile, but instead of the traditional brick lay, put a modern spin by stacking the tiles, either vertically or horizontally.
A blue kitchen with a white stacked subway tile backsplash and white stone countertops is a very chic and bold idea.
A chic kitchen in dove grey and light-colored plywood, with white countertops and a white stacked tile backsplash.
A chic kitchen in white and stained wood, with a blue stacked tile backsplash is very stylish.
A contrasting contemporary kitchen with black cabinets, white stone countertops and a white stacked tile backsplash.
A grey kitchen with wooden beams, a black matte stacked tile backsplash and a metal cooker and hood.
A light colored plywood kitchen with a mustard stacked tile backsplash and white fixtures for a fresh touch.
A light green farmhouse kitchen with black fixtures and white stone countertops and a white stacked tile backsplash.
A minimalist grey kitchen with a navy hood, wooden shelves and a white stacked tile backsplash.
A minimalist white kitchen with a white stacked tile wall, black countertops and shelves is very chic.
A modern contrasting kitchen with white cabinets, a black stacked tile backsplash and metal countertops is extra bold.
Eat-In Kitchens
Whoever thought the humble kitchen table would be considered a design trend? Families are increasingly centering activities in the kitchen, lounging as much as they are cooking. Clients want eat-in kitchen layouts that invite their children and guests to come sit and stay awhile. For example, islands must accommodate the whole family, and counter stools must be comfortable. Even better is the integration of a kitchen table within the space, where community is made by sitting across the table, not just next to someone.
A chic eclectic space with a vintage wooden table and kitchen island and an upholstered bench for an accent.
A minimalist space with a comfy bench and a dining table, which can be used as a kitchen island, too.
A chic white kitchen with a comfy dining nook, a banquette seating, wooden chairs and an oval table.
A comfy nook with a built-in upholstered bench and a dining set of wood invites to have a meal.
A neutral kitchen with a separate nook for having meals, with comfy refine dchairs and a large banquette seating.
A welcoming blue kitchen and a dining nook with a view, a banquette, chairs and a round table.
A contemporary kitchen is highlighted with a rustic wooden kitchen island, which is also a dining table.
This contrasting two-tone kitchen is designed to be both functional and welcoming, featuring warm butcherblock countertops. Open shelves provide easy access and display options, enhancing the kitchen's open feel. A cozy windowsill bench alongside a table with chairs makes the space perfect for family gatherings or a quiet coffee break.
A white farmhouse kitchen with a large kitchen island and a dining zone that includes a windowsill bench.
A cozy white farmhouse kitchen with neutral countertops, open shelves, a stained dining set with benches.