When designing a new kitchen from scratch, it’s difficult to know what style to go for. Luckily, we have a fantastic source of inspiration in the form of celebrity kitchens, inside which Elle Décor has managed to peep for a recent article. Celeb kitchens are usually super glamorous and probably hugely expensive – but there are elements and trends you can use in your own kitchen design to emulate the look on a budget.
Here are just a handful of the top trends you’ll spot in some of the world’s most famous kitchens:
Rustic and luxe combined
In Lady Gaga’s $23 million Malibu home, the kitchen has a number of rustic, European-style details. While surfaces are glossy, the floors are real stone and the ceiling has exposed wooden beams, and there’s even distressed furniture from an antique dresser to a wooden farmhouse table. Along with high-end lighting and other designer features, this space manages to combine old and new, rustic and luxe, beautifully.
Blue and steel
In what Elle Décor reports as Jake Gyllenhaal’s former kitchen, you’ll find an unusual colour on the units – a baby blue. This sounds like an odd choice, but it works surprisingly well with a stainless steel range cooker and other metallic features, while the rest of the room is white, glossy and simple. This is a great example of trying something a bit unusual with your space and of experimenting with colour, light and texture.
Exposed brick
What else would expect in a New York loft apartment owned by Kirsten Dunst than a hip exposed brick wall? Teamed with quality white marble worktops and high-tech stainless steel appliances, and a beautiful dark teal unit colour, this is a unique kitchen style that simply oozes NY cool.
Dark brown and white contrast
In Mila Kunis’ former digs, you’ll find an open plan space which has a surprisingly limited colour palette. Floors are mahogany brown, as are units, while worktops, walls and ceilings are white. In the right room, where there is lots of space available, this striking look works beautifully, and shows off the quality of the materials.
Retro colour accents
X-Men actor James Marsden is obviously a fan of colour, as his modern Hollywood Hills kitchen shows. Cool grey marble is teamed with playful splashes of colour, from a retro orange table set to turquoise tall stools at the breakfast bar. Using so much colour is a brave move, but done well it can make a striking and super stylish focal point for a space that is ordinarily quite restricted in terms of aesthetic detail.
If you’ve got your dream celeb-inspired kitchen in mind, make sure you also get a seamless professional finish. A&J Kitchens are experts at fitting all kinds of kitchens, from simple and minimalist to glossy, sleek and colourful spaces. Get in touch to start planning the perfect finish for your ideal kitchen.
Here are just a handful of the top trends you’ll spot in some of the world’s most famous kitchens:
Rustic and luxe combined
In Lady Gaga’s $23 million Malibu home, the kitchen has a number of rustic, European-style details. While surfaces are glossy, the floors are real stone and the ceiling has exposed wooden beams, and there’s even distressed furniture from an antique dresser to a wooden farmhouse table. Along with high-end lighting and other designer features, this space manages to combine old and new, rustic and luxe, beautifully.
Blue and steel
In what Elle Décor reports as Jake Gyllenhaal’s former kitchen, you’ll find an unusual colour on the units – a baby blue. This sounds like an odd choice, but it works surprisingly well with a stainless steel range cooker and other metallic features, while the rest of the room is white, glossy and simple. This is a great example of trying something a bit unusual with your space and of experimenting with colour, light and texture.
Exposed brick
What else would expect in a New York loft apartment owned by Kirsten Dunst than a hip exposed brick wall? Teamed with quality white marble worktops and high-tech stainless steel appliances, and a beautiful dark teal unit colour, this is a unique kitchen style that simply oozes NY cool.
Dark brown and white contrast
In Mila Kunis’ former digs, you’ll find an open plan space which has a surprisingly limited colour palette. Floors are mahogany brown, as are units, while worktops, walls and ceilings are white. In the right room, where there is lots of space available, this striking look works beautifully, and shows off the quality of the materials.
Retro colour accents
X-Men actor James Marsden is obviously a fan of colour, as his modern Hollywood Hills kitchen shows. Cool grey marble is teamed with playful splashes of colour, from a retro orange table set to turquoise tall stools at the breakfast bar. Using so much colour is a brave move, but done well it can make a striking and super stylish focal point for a space that is ordinarily quite restricted in terms of aesthetic detail.
If you’ve got your dream celeb-inspired kitchen in mind, make sure you also get a seamless professional finish. A&J Kitchens are experts at fitting all kinds of kitchens, from simple and minimalist to glossy, sleek and colourful spaces. Get in touch to start planning the perfect finish for your ideal kitchen.
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