5 Kitchen Trends to Try in 2021 (With Photos!)
Spot the best kitchen trends this year.
The kitchen is the heart of the home, so it's essential to have one that you love. Looking to upgrade your kitchen? Take a look at these need-to-know kitchen trends of 2021 before you commit.
Kitchen Trends 2021 at a Glance
- Natural textures
- Concealed hoods
- Floor-to-ceiling storage
- Waterfall islands
- Marble-clad surfaces
1. Natural Textures
Bring nature indoors with this new trend. Look for organic materials like stone, slate, or wood and apply it to your kitchen backsplash, wall paneling, or arches above doorways. The natural textures will add visual interest to the space and contrast with any smooth surfaces present.
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2. Concealed Hoods
Has your range hood become an eyesore? A concealed hood masks what your kitchen has outgrown and gives you the creative freedom to switch things up. Match your hood's cover with the backsplash for a cohesive look, or play up the contrast with a homey wood cover.
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3. Floor-to-Ceiling Storage
Turn a cluttered kitchen into an organized haven with floor-to-ceiling storage options. This functional hack smoothly hides any bulky pots and pans, oversized platters, and numerous miscellaneous items. Try sweeping dark wood cabinets that extend from the floor to the ceiling as a standout storage look in a kitchen with a lighter color theme.
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4. Waterfall Islands
This luxury trend is an easy upgrade to turn your current kitchen into your dream one. Waterfall surfaces flow seamlessly from the top of the counter, over the edges, and along the sides. You can expect to see this trend highlighted in kitchen islands as it gives the island a grounded look while still simultaneously linking it to the other surfaces in your kitchen.
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5. Marble-Clad Surfaces
It's marble-ous. This year, kitchens are saying yes to everything marble. This smooth surface is both functional and fashionable – it can handle everyday wear and tear, and look good doing it. Pair marble countertops with an all-marble backsplash for a sharp and unified aesthetic.
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