Nordiska Kok - the ultimate Scandi wooden kitchen.
Wood kitchens are having a bit of a moment and I am here for it. You may have heard about “bringing nature indoors” and “being inspired by nature” and there is no more important time than the present to reconnect with Mother Nature. Using tactile textiles, natural materials and earthy colour palettes is the go to Interior Design technique and bringing wood into the kitchen is the perfect response to that.
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Pale Woods
Light, bright, Scandi. Pale wood cladding is a top trend for 2021 and kitchen cabinets made from plywood, MDF or stripped back give a lovely youthful feel to a space. Keep everything white and simple, or pair with contrasting stones - I think this will be around for a while to come.
Rustic Woods
The Venetian Pantry - one of my favourite kitchens on Instagram
Rustic woods - the ones that whisper “run your fingers along me”, those are the best kind of woods. Think Haberdashers, log cabins and country cottages. Grooves, imperfections and uneven edges will make your kitchen feel like it’s been there a 100 years but in a really, really good way.
Dark & Mid Tone Woods
Loft 208’s amazing kitchen wrap.
From scorched black woods to rich mid tones - dark kitchens can really create a mood. They are statement, luxurious and probably really expensive. One clever way of overcoming that obstacle is to do what Lisa from Loft 208 did and have your kitchen wrapped. Honestly you won’t believe what the kitchen looked like before. It is AMAZING.
Pops of Wood
Barefoot Bay Kitchen by Designory
Not feeling an all out wood kitchen but want to add in the trend? Why not try just some simple fluted panels to wrap around your kitchen island? Or add some wooden open shelving. I am also loving the comeback wooden ceilings are making. No longer is everyone disguising their beams under plasterboard but lovingly bringing them back to life and creating that statement on the 5th wall.
