Fourteen space-efficient galley kitchens with plenty of storage
For our latest lookbook, we’ve rounded up 14 galley designs by architects and designers that create space-saving and efficient kitchens. More
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in RoomsFor our latest lookbook, we’ve rounded up 14 galley designs by architects and designers that create space-saving and efficient kitchens. More
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in RoomsKitchens with breakfast bars feature in today’s lookbook, which showcases ten interiors from Dezeen’s archive. More
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in RoomsFor this lookbook, we’ve chosen ten kitchen interiors featuring kitchen islands that are both practical and sociable. More
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in RoomsIn the first of a trio of spring lookbooks this Easter weekend, we’ve selected ten bright kitchens that are flooded with light from wide windows, skylights and full-height glass doors. More
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in RoomsCurved oak kitchen cabinetry is among the new additions to a 25-year-old, half-dome dwelling in the Catskills partially renovated by American studio DAAM. More
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in RoomsThe terrazzo trend shows no sign of slowing down, with the decorative speckled material cropping up in residential projects as well as in restaurants and workspaces. For this lookbook, we’ve rounded up ten playful and practical terrazzo kitchens. More
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in RoomsFor our latest lookbook, we’ve rounded up ten fresh and airy kitchens that use shades of green to give a hint of the natural world.From soft sage to bright emerald, green is this year’s kitchen colour trend, often paired with natural local materials.
Perhaps inspired by our craving for nature during the pandemic, calming sea greens, grassy hues and mossy tones are popular choices for kitchen cabinetry, walls or tiles.
This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbook series providing visual inspiration for the home. Previous articles in the series showcased living rooms with statement shelving, peaceful bedrooms and designer bathrooms.
Belgium Apartment, Belgium, by Carmine Van Der Linden and Thomas Geldof
Local architects Carmine Van Der Linden and Thomas Geldof designed this duplex for a coastal location surrounded by sand dunes on the Belgian coast.
To contrast the marble-topped counters, the architects choose to colour the splashback, shelving and panelled birch-wood cabinets in a shade of green that recalls seaweed and beach grasses.
“The colour choice of the wood subtly brings in the seaweed colour from the adjacent sea and the marram grasses in the surrounding dunes,” the architects explained.
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The Mantelpiece Loft, Stockholm, Sweden, by Note Design Studio
Note Design Studio painted furniture in green and pink throughout The Mantelpiece Loft to stand out against its white walls.
Sage green was used for one of the staircases and a bedroom, as well as the kitchen cabinets that were paired with contrasting countertops of terrazzo flecked with orange stone.
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Apartment XVII, Lyon, France, by Studio Razavi
Studio Razavi combined pale-grey plaster, a light wooden floor and sea-green cabinets in this renovation of an apartment in a Renaissance-era building in the historic Vieux Lyon neighbourhood of Lyon in France.
The green kitchen cabinetry has a matching splashback with a stepped silhouette.
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Casa Mille apartment, Turin, Italy, by Fabio Fantolino
Italian architect Fabio Fantolino used pops of green and petrol blue throughout the interior of this apartment in Turin that he designed for himself.
In the herringbone-floored kitchen, sea-green cabinetry is paired with copper handles.
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House extension, Sheffield, UK, by From Works
The bespoke kitchen of this house in Sheffield was designed to incorporate the materials and colours of moss-covered rocks found in the nearby Peak District.
It combines green-stained plywood with grey fossil limestone worktops and splashback sourced from a Derbyshire quarry.
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Waterfront Nikis Apartment, Thessaloniki, Greece, by Stamatios Giannikis
Architect Stamatios Giannikis used colour-blocked walls painted in flamingo pink, azure blue and pastel green to define the different rooms in this seaside apartment in Greece.
The green chosen for the kitchen cabinets and walls was designed to be in sharp contrast with the apartment’s original geometric red and black cement-tile flooring.
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Apartment on a Mint Floor, Porto, Portugal, Fala Atelier
As the name suggests, Fala Atelier created a mint-green floor from epoxy resin throughout this two-bedroom apartment in Porto, Portugal.
To complement the floor, the apartment’s kitchen unit doors were coloured two subtly different shades of turquoise.
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Parisian apartment, Paris, France, by Atelier Sagitta
French practice Atelier Sagitta added an almost entirely green kitchen to this previously characterless apartment in Paris.
The emerald-green walls and cabinets, combined with grooved oak cupboards made by a local cabinet maker, make the kitchen the focal point of the apartment.
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Esperinos guesthouse, Athens, Greece, by Stamos Michael
The kitchen of this guesthouse in Athens was painted a plum-purple hue to contrast with the rest of the largely moss-green interiors.
Green was also introduced in the kitchen where dark emerald cabinetry was matched with black, industrial-style shelves that display crockery.
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Apartment #149, Lviv, Ukraine, by Roman Shpelyk
Interior designer Roman Shpelyk designed this apartment in the Ukrainian city of Lviv to have largely simple white interiors.
Colour was added with a plant-filled shelving unit and the forest-green laminated-plywood cabinetry in the kitchen.
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This is the latest in our series of lookbooks providing curated visual inspiration from Dezeen’s image archive. For more inspiration see previous lookbooks showcasing peaceful bedrooms, calm living rooms and colourful kitchens.
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in OrganizationKitchen canisters are not only handy for storing everyday items, they bring a streamlined look and personality to your counters, shelves and pantry!
People often ask me where I get my black and white ceramic canisters. I love them! Sadly my exact pattern has been out of stock for awhile, but I found lots of similar sources for you today.
Things we keep in our kitchen canisters: our vitamin D and C powder, tea bags, coffee beans and pods, snacks, nuts, sugar, flour, etc.
Don’t limit yourself to using canisters only in the kitchen, they are equally handy in the bathroom for hair ties, bobby pins, cotton swabs, etc!
Enjoy the inspiration below and find lots of sources at the end!
Sources:
Black and white 3 pieces canister set
Blue and white bamboo lid ceramic canister
Stoneware coffee canister
Patterned stoneware canister with wood lid
6 piece patterned canister set
Textured kitchen canister
Black kitchen canister
White textured ceramic canister with wood lid – set of 2
Small matte white canister with cork lid
Small glass canister with cork top set of 2
Gray white and wood kitchen canister
Blue and white 3 piece kitchen canister set
Green kitchen canister set 3 piece
Gray textured canister set
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