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Monochromatic Color: Single-hue and tonal palettes in kitchens work for both light-filled and darker spaces. There’s something so satisfying about a seamless transition in a workspace like a kitchen. This trend can incorporate bold colors or neutral colors, as long as you follow the main concept of limiting contrast. The past year was all about mixing metals and other elements. Brass faucets with black cabinet hardware and stainless-steel light fixtures work well together when chosen with intention. This look is easy to pull off when you let go of old beliefs that say everything must match.
Marble has long been used in European kitchens, even though this gorgeous stone can stain and discolor with use. And despite its reputation as high-maintenance, its classic, luxurious look has arrived in many American kitchens. “People like marble for its natural beauty, even though it can show wear and tear over the years,” says expert Michael Bruno, a salesperson with the tile and stone company Ann Sacks. “Every house in Europe has a stone countertop—it’s only in this country that people think everything has to look brand-new.”
When it comes to choosing materials for your home, there’s the fun stuff, and then the necessary. Paint colors, light fixtures, and furnishings fall under the “exciting options” category since you get so much more freedom to play around with design. But picking out tile? That’s just about being practical, right?
Isn’t it funny how history tends to repeat itself? Trends may become dated after some time, but they always make their way back to the beginning of the cycle eventually. That doesn’t necessarily mean they look the way they once did, though. The beauty of trends is in the way they help evolve our style, allowing us to question what we like and why (and have fun doing so). Going into 2024, these are the old-school kitchen trends that are making a major comeback—and how to incorporate them into your own kitchen, whether you’re on a budget or money is no object.
Anything likely to need expensive structural work is best avoided, or your budget will vanish surprisingly fast on hidden defects to drains and roof structures rather than fittings and finishes. Instead, try to find houses in shabby decorative condition which look ‘worse than they are’, just needing a decorative makeover and some updating to kitchens and bathrooms. Don’t wait to discover damp, rot, subsidence or other major structural defects until it is too late. Find out as much about a property as possible before you buy, or before you start any work. A building survey, undertaken by a Chartered Building Surveyor will provide information on the type of construction and materials used, and will give details of any defects found, their remedy and an indication of the likely cost. It is also worth commissioning a measured survey of the building, providing you with a detailed set of floorplans and elevations upon which to base your proposed design alterations.
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