2025’s Ultimate Kitchen Trends: Colors, Cabinets, and Countertops
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ม.ค. 2025
- Welcome to the ultimate guide to 2025's hottest kitchen trends! 🌟 If you're planning a kitchen renovation or just love keeping up with the latest in design, this video dives into everything you need to know about the colors, cabinets, and countertops defining the kitchens of the future.
We'll start with bold color trends like earthy neutrals, deep greens, and playful pastels, moving on to sleek cabinet designs, from flat panels to two-tone looks and natural wood finishes. Plus, explore the most exciting countertop choices-quartzite, marble, terrazzo, and eco-friendly options that are as durable as they are stylish. And it doesn’t end there; we're covering functional layouts, large kitchen islands, and the latest in smart appliances to keep your space future-proof and ultra-functional.
Ready to transform your kitchen into the heart of your home? Grab your coffee, sit back, and let’s get started on creating your dream kitchen for 2025! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments which trend you're most excited to try! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Thank you for providing a very thorough examination of different styles, materials, and trends. You provide much food for thought as I embark on a new build.
Don’t pay attention to trends. Do what you like.
I was glad to hear someone talking about Terrazzo and quartzite. I am planning on a quartzite countertop and a terrazzo floor in my newly remodeled kitchen. My house is a clinkerbrick 1929 yr old house with a vintage vib throughout. I also plan on a tin backsplash which I have yet to hear about on youtube.
wow you have terrazzo. Lucky
Terrazzo would be a great floor. I had forgotten about having used tin in an older home. Used it on ceiling and backsplash. What I remember is having to coat it before installing to ensure it didn't rust.
Great video with lots.of ideas and helpful hints. Just had a quartzite countertop and love it. Looking at kdeas foru q970's wood cabinets
Maybe two tone and also a glass door with lights.
LOVE the kitchen design ideas💕🥰 I think I’m gonna go with the two tone cabinets suggestion😘
Yay! Thank you!
I like modern & old world style & smart appliances & wood tones& natural stone counter tops & z& to the ceiling cabinets & open shelving.
Bellas imagenes
Fantastic video!
Am I the only one that thinks my appliances don’t need to be smart? It’s just more crap to break down on you.
Anyone over 35 feels the same way you do. Younger people grew up with 'smart' so they are accustomed to it.
Wood finishes and two tone
I enjoyed your video. Are dark brown lower cabinets and a dark brown kitchen island and white upper cabinets too stark a difference in color? This is for an open concept kitchen. Thank you for your help.
I'm not the website owner but I've seen in a honolulu condo darker lower cabinets (grain going vertically) with a lighter wood upper cabinet (pulling from otherlight wood tones in the room grain going horizontally divided by a light warm beige or golden counter top. Looks great. (This one had a mosaic backsplash pulling from the outdoor colors and sunrise/sunset colors).
It could be OK if your counter tops were white. For an open concept you have to decide what your furniture, especially sofa & chair colors are going to be so they match the theme of the whole room. Your bar stools and kitchen window/door toppers/drapes could also match the furniture bringing those colors into the kitchen as well.
Bac to the earth tones of the 1970's
I remember the copper, green and yellow appliances....I had copper stove with rotisserie above it, a copper fridge and dishwasher.... Sofa was green and furniture was darker walnut. Fireplace was grey stone...Don't remember color of broadloom. Probably beige..
We are in the process of redoing parts of our kitchen due to a leak. What are tips on not being able to match our island quartz countertop with the countertops that have to be replaced? Ideas for backsplash area that is not tile? Thank you so much.
I have used 5 items as backsplash which were not tile. 1) quartz, which matched or contrasted the counter. 2) stainless steel. 3) the wall painted in a different color and I stencilled the names of different herbs putting in randomly the names of my kids and grandchildren. Years ago I used mirror, and also stones but I'm not sure either are still in style.
@ thank you for the great suggestions!!! I LOVE the stenciling idea!
that blue you showed isnt baby blue. Sarah Richardson does a baby blue
This video offers a comprehensive overview of the upcoming kitchen design trends for 2025! I'm particularly excited about the integration of smart technology and sustainable materials. The idea of multifunctional islands is also intriguing-it's amazing how design can enhance both functionality and aesthetics. I'm curious, which trend do you think will have the most significant impact on kitchen designs in the next few years?
I don’t like any of them I rather 2024 trends , 2025 looks like salad !
nothing new really