While minimalist interior decorating has a reputation for being simple and sleek, it can sometimes feel impersonal or in need of something “different,” especially when it comes to kitchen décor. If you are a fan of having a minimalist kitchen but are in dire need of a revamp here are a few minimalist kitchen ideas that are everything but boring.
Pops of Blue
Blue is one of the most versatile shades to work with because it fits well with multiple different décor hues including neutrals. Add a pop of color to make the space feel more intimate. It also adds texture right where you want it most. We recommend doing so using an accent chair or accent stools.
Marble
Marble is the perfect solution for those that want to maintain a white kitchen but want a touch of texture in the most subtle form. The idea is to maintain the crisp aspect of having white be the main color of the kitchen while still having marble veining that adds a hint of subtle color.
Kitchen island
Invest in a large kitchen island for that simple touch that makes a grand statement. You can choose to keep your island the same color as the rest of your décor or you may want to consider a vivid hue to brighten up the space effortlessly instead.
Intricate Lighting
Minimalist décor is essentially a way of allowing the space to shine brighter than any décor would, in order for that happen there needs to be great lighting. What better way to have great lighting than to have an intricate light fixture that makes the space come to life.
Darker Walls
Painting your kitchen walls, a dark hue is excellent when you want to add an edgy touch to the area. Instead of adding dark hues as décor consider bringing the dark shades directly to the space with darker, richer walls. Consider using shades of navy, reds or even black for the ultimate contrast.
Farmhouse accents
Farmhouse décor is here to stay. Add farmhouse accents for that trendy feel that does not take away from the décor you already have. Simply add farmhouse accents to complete the look and provide that cozy feel farmhouses are well known for.
Sweet Metallics
Metallics are an excellent addition to any kitchen, especially when you are working with a minimalist space. Use metallics around the kitchen area for an intricate touch, use shades with pink undertones such as rose gold for a soft, feminine touch and silver or bronze undertones for an edgier feel that just flows naturally.
Blonde Wood
Use a blonde wood as a complementary hue that brightens the space. The lighter the wood the softer the décor will appear. The key is working with the softer wood to have a rustic feel that is still fresh without having that deep coziness that a rustic home is known for.
Sleek and Glam
Sleek is one of the many benefits of having a minimal kitchen décor, therefore, embracing, the sleekness of being minimal can work in your favor. Keep the space sleek yet, add a glamorous touch by adding dark accents. The dark, almost black accents bring in that touch of glam that is still edgy.
Add a small table
Sometimes minimal kitchens can feel a bit empty. With that being said add a small table to the area with a few chairs or a breakfast space that is simple yet makes perfect sense. Doing so will add this family vibe that will bring together your décor.
Add a little something extra to your minimalist kitchen for a grand effect that still makes sense to the space. Which of these will you add to your home? Please let us know in the comments below.
