We’ve shown you a variety of kitchen designs we saw being exhibited at the Salone del Mobile. Well, as we were searching through or picture database today we realized we missed these two. The first design comes with a big sliding door which looks like giant chess board. This is pretty original and can also by quite puzzling for someone…
This is the sort of design that can leave one speeches: elegant, glamorous-yet also appealing to the ones who like something simple and classy and highly functional. This black and white kitchen interior looks more like a living room arrangement than a practical working space. The fridge and other kitchen items are hidden behind the tasteful doors. There is plenty…
This was undoubtedly one of the main kitchen attractions at Milan Design Week 2010. Now we’re just saying this from a subjective point of view and awaiting your feedback. Still, wouldn’t you like to have a kitchen where everything is hidden (fridge, shelves, cooking area) by really cool looking doors? We have to say we noticed this particular tendency at…
While wondering around the kitchen section at Salone del Mobile we couldn’t help noticing this fabulous and eye-catching kitchen design. Judging by its color palette you could say this kitchen is quite simple. But the truth is we rarely see such a diverse design in a room that is used mostly for cooking. The compact working area is both aesthetic…
We found this “revealing” cupboard in the kitchen section and we found it to be a cool item worthy of being shared. The product is very simple and has pale colors, which make it easily adaptable to a variety of kitchen interiors. What is truly notable about this design is the idea behind it: a kitchen cupboard with painted doors…
While at the Furniture Fair in Milan we found so many interesting kitchen designs that making a selections of things to show you was really really hard. This is the first idea that caught our eye and there are many more to come this week. Basically we found two kitchen models that feature waves, in the form of cupboards. The…
Having trouble with kitchen redecorating? Or perhaps you have just moved into another flat and simply don’t know where to start when it comes to choosing the kitchen design. Today we would like to show you 11 ways to go, meaning 11 inspiring ideas or take-odd suggestions in coming up with the desired interior theme. We went with a selection…
We had a recent post here on Freshome about Scandinavian kitchen designs. They were all about color and let out a peaceful feel. Today we would like to show you a few Italian kitchen interiors from Ernestomeda…. In comparison, these designs look more sober, but that does not make them any less captivating. The color and freshness of
These original and diverse Scandinavian kitchen designs come from Marbodal…, a company based in Sweden. The main theme is white, but bolder designs are also available. In the picture below you will see various arrangements, each one with it unique personality. There are even a few interiors that feature kids furniture. All the items are highly modern and the
Ekokook… comes from Faltazi design and is said to be the kitchen of the future. A lot of research stood at the basis of this design and led to a kitchen that respects all the standards of modern living combined with sustainability as well. This kitchen of the future is made out of two functional parts. The inferior one, somehow
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