Whether you live in a small rented apartment or own your own home, you’ve probably thought about upgrading your kitchen. It’s the place where you prepare all your meals, entertain friends and family, and these days, it’s probably where you set up a makeshift office while working from home. But before you start making any plans for a kitchen renovation for 2022, it’s worth considering the best kitchen decorating ideas that are trending right now. good housekeeping They spoke to 10 design professionals and asked them to share color palettes, backsplash ideas, appliances, and general design trends they think we’ll see in kitchens everywhere this year.
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green mute
“We’ve seen a variety of jewel-toned greens come to life in kitchens last year. But in 2022, we’ll focus on those mid-tone greens that play well with neutrals. An airy atmosphere inside the kitchen is subtle in tone yet strong in gravity.” – Mary Cloud, Indigo Pruitt
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antique furniture
“An old farmhouse table is a great way to add an island to your kitchen without making a major renovation. Antique pieces, due to their unique sizes, can also be used in kitchens that don’t have enough space for a full-size island. The other nice thing about an antique piece of furniture is that it adds layer Unexpected of visual interest and becomes a conversation piece. Unlike a traditional built-in island, it won’t feel “heavy” visually while still adding extra space for preparation and seating.” – Amy Sklar, Sklar Design
3
marble
“We’ll see more and more of this beautiful stone and its similar look around homes, from thick countertops and wall-mounted vanities, to feature walls, as well as outdoors.” – half owner I think Chic Interiors
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Customizable devices
“Homeowners are finally ready to splurge on buying the expensive appliances they’ve been dreaming of for years, but when it comes to choosing these appliances, customization and flexible design options will be key in 2022. From colorful hardware to custom panels that allow it. You can incorporate Your appliances seamlessly into your cabinets, like the Sub-Zero Designer Series Cooling Series, these customizable offerings will only grow in popularity.” — Jeff Andrews, Jeff Andrews Design
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unique tiles
“Expect interesting backsplashes that have texture and dimension. Subway tiles are classic, but people now want more unique tiles that express themselves and provide a contrast than usual.” – Georgia Zikas, Georgia Zikas Design
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Living Room Accessories
“The kitchen will look like an extension of the living room, not just a separate space or room. Embracing the curves within a round table, curved corners for cabinets or rounded pendants, will blend in with the home and be an extension of your personality.” – Michelle Harrison McAllister, Michelle Harrison Design
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Seamless backsplashes and countertops
“Unifying kitchen worktops and backsplashes is a trend we’ll be seeing more of over the next year. The eye needs a place to rest and not every surface requires a different finish or color to be interesting or competing for attention. Using the same worktop material for a kitchen backsplash creates a cohesive, clean look.” , with opportunities for high impact! They can add a touch of modern sophistication to any kitchen you may have.” – Joshua Smith, Joshua Smith, Inc.
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green marble
“Green marble is poised to be a trend. We’re seeing more and more of this. I had a client who wanted to use Verdi marble last year for her new kitchen, and we had to go to the back corner of the manufacturers’ warehouse to find a slab.” -” Mark Lavender, M.; Lavender Interiors
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fifties style
“A lot of people are inclined towards the kind of vibrant, lively and sexy hues that were popular in the 1950s, a time when mass production and customization made truly custom interiors accessible to a wider audience. The tools to do that. I anticipate a return to bright colors with The bright and retro colors that characterized this period.” – Annie Sloan
Monique Valeris
Home Editor, Good Housekeeping
Monique Valeris is the senior home editor at Good Housekeeping, covering decor ideas, home tours, gift guides, and more.
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