Here’s all the visual proof you need, below.
Choose Brassy Cabinet Fronts
Sara Tramp
Can you believe this kitchen is in an office?!
Apparently,it can be found in designer Bobby Berk’s headquarters,designed by the man himself!
Photo:Caroline Sharpnack; Design by JFY Designs
you’re able to instead add a backsplash tile that complements the stone.
(This might also be a very cost-efficient measure too!)
Layering in natural texture with the woven rattan stools and rug enhances the warmth of the space.
Photo: Christopher St
Plus, we love the creative walnut breakfast bar attached to the island for a beautiful mixed-material look.
It nicely ties in the wood cabinets on the opposite end of the room.
The pop of darkness immediately draws the eye, but is balanced by the dark blue cabinetry.
Bria Hammel, Lauren Rae Photography
And look at that incredible wood detailing!
Let There Be Darkness!
Camelot Homes
We’re leaving all-white kitchens in the dust with this show-stopping black waterfall countertop by Camelot Homes.
Anna Bond, Photographer: Julia Robbs
This island is sleek, modern and timeless all at once.
Black countertops will complement any style kitchen and cabinetry.
Best of all, you don’t need to worry as much about stains.
Maegan Rae, Photographer: Danette Holley
Try an Asymmetrical Look
Cambria
Another way to switch up conventions is with asymmetrical design.
This countertop has a one-sided waterfall as well as a brass built-in with stools.
Christopher Testani
Nicole Franzen
Sara Tramp
Christian Torres
Caroline Sharpnack
Ali Harper Wittorf; Styling by Emily Bowser
Andrea Rugg Photography
Photo and Stylist: Jewel Marlowe
Camelot Homes
Camelot Homes, Photographer: Jason Roehner
Cambria
