Interior design fads: kitchen furnishing 2018 trends
Fashionable colors, combinations, and solutions to furnish the dining area. Here are the kitchen furnishing trends of 2018.
New year, new life – beginning with everyday things. The kitchen is one of the most crucial rooms for our daily routine. From quick daily meals, to the convivial moments of the holidays. This is why it is important to design it accurately and refurbish it regularly to make space for new habits. Here are the main furnishing trends for the kitchen for 2018 to inspire you.
Kitchen furnishing 2018: connecting and sharing.
One of the main trends in kitchen furnishing is based on choosing adjoining rooms. Specifically, kitchen and parlor become one large living room. A solution that favors union and sharing and broader spaces. If open-spaces don’t always convince you, consider a separation thanks to flush-to-the-wall sliding doors. You can close them when necessary, and once they’re open, it will be as if they weren’t there.
Kitchen furnishing 2018: color/monochrome
As for the color palette for kitchens in 2018, there are two opposite trends. On the one hand, make way for neutral colors: cream, beige, and cord. On the other, thumbs up for daring hues like emerald green or the color of the year, Ultra-Violet, for a kitchen without inhibitions.
Kitchen furnishing 2018: shelves and counters
Exposed shelves are one of the highly recommended interior design 2018 trends for the kitchen. Perfect to welcome jars and bottles, work tools and ingredients close at hand. But also to free the counter from useless clutter, in the name of functional and harmonious order.
Kitchen furnishing 2018: tiles and materials
The return of majolica and ceramic decorative tiles in one of the greatest musts for 2018. The preferred materials are porcelain stoneware and sintered stone slabs. Marble and quartz are still considered of everlasting elegance.
Kitchen furnishing 2018: eco-chic and Hi-tech
Ecology and technology meet in state of the art solutions. Sustainability and energy saving are the key words. So make way for “green” details, beginning with pots of herbs and plants. On the other hand, state of the art technology wants its share, with smart appliances, connected to your smartphone or with integrated loudspeakers.
