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When asked to envision your dream kitchen, what comes to mind?
Creamy white cabinets?Heavily veined marblecountertops?
If you answered yes to any of the above, youre not alone.
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That’s not necessarily the case.
Here,Lucinda Loya Interiorsuses large slab tiles, which minimizes lines and keeps things simple.
Going low-key on the floor also allows for a pop elsewherelikethe backsplashshe chose in this space.
Morgan Madison Design
It feels reminiscent of European kitchens, exuding warmth and a sort ofvintage appeal.
For an unexpected twist, opt for a unique shape versus traditional squares.
“We used the Ann Sacks Kelly Wearstler Liaison mosaic to bring more glamor to the space.
Lucinda Loya Interiors
It’s a really fun take on the traditional checkerboard the client initially had in mind.”
The dark grouting infuses a little bit of contrast, too.
Keeping them in a white and gray color scheme creates continuity throughout the space while infusing some contrast.
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A splashy starburst design makes a big impact in this petite cooking space designed bySophia Hardyfor Sophia at Home.
It’s complemented byblue cabinetry, herringbone tile backsplash, and a woven rug.
The high-impact look can actually be executed with a variety of different tiles.
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Marble or porcelain are the most classic interpretations, as seen here in a kitchen designed byErin Gates.
The black-and-white motif lends a striking contrast to the pale wood cabinetry and bright, textured backsplash.
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The key to nailing this kitchen floor tile idea lies in both the shape and grout hue.
When it came to choosing the floor forher French kitchen, ex-patBecca Loyerlooked to Morocco for inspiration.
If thats the case in your home, try this kitchen floor tile idea on for size.
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A playful place to cook that makes you happy from head to toe.
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