Four trend colors for kitchens in 2019

At this point you should be asking yourself if you will not be bored with a kitchen of this kind of shades. In our opinion, no. It's because? First, you are unlikely to tire of light colors, as they tend to create timeless environments. But of course, we are not talking about giving up colors here. You can, for example, choose a trendy light green for furniture and combine it with a light-colored wooden floor and stainless appliances, as you can see in the picture. You'll have a light-filled kitchen you won't want to leave.

Blues are perfect in traditional style kitchens. As with light colors, the kitchen will overflow with light and impart a sense of relaxation. It uses different shades of blue, from oil to greenish blue, for different areas of the kitchen, such as the island or cabinet doors. You can also choose just one type of blue as Estudio Felipón's professionals did in a kitchen in Cadiz, as you can see in the picture.

White is the king of kitchens. In fact, according to Houzz Spain, 60% of users choose this color for furniture. It is clear that a white kitchen is especially bright, large and fresh. White is a timeless color perfect for modern kitchens, allowing other elements to stand out. If your kitchen is completely white and you want to add a contrasting element, you can always play with accessories, from the table to the chairs, as in the kitchen of the picture, or opt for a wooden countertop that gives the room a “warm” feel.

Black is gaining more and more fans. Look at the picture of this kitchen. Although black is predominant, the space is not dark. The trick? Leave the furniture white and add warm details such as the countertop. If your idea is to bet on black furniture, then you should enter some white details to lighten the visual weight of the kitchen. In addition, as in the picture, you can also bet on a panel with white and black tiles. We guarantee that the combination will be elegant and bright.

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Source: idealista.pt