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Posted: 19 Dec 2018 06:15 AM PST
Food is seductive, home cooking is a decadent (for some!) If your kitchen is indeed the heart of your
home – or linked with your dining space – then you’ll want to fill it with the kind of luxury you’d expect
at your very favourite restaurant. This gallery of 51 inspirational kitchen designs are steeped with
luxury for high end homes, but that doesn’t mean that there’s no inspiration here for more compact
proportions too. Luxury is a treat that can be enjoyed at any scale, just as wonderful food can delight
any taste buds. So, get your chefs hat on and image yourself in these amazing spaces as you whip
up your signature dish.
Marble kitchens have always spelled luxury. That sleek veined organic pattern across a countertop,
backsplash or flooring is enough to shape a space, but how about taking the effect right across all of
that and even cabinet fronts too? The all encompassing marble backdrop in this luxury kitchen-diner
is balanced out with eye-catching emerald green accent furniture and plants.
Visualizer: Ihor Bednarchyk
Marble envelops just the central island of this grey and white kitchen, but the volume is chunky and
strongly commands the space.
Visualizer: Studio McGee
Cater for the masses. A long lineup of designer kitchen bar stools make a statement here, and if
you’ve got the space (and the cash) then hey, why not? These are Cherner style stools.
Visualizer: Katie Domracheva
Turn up the contrast. High contrast black and white kitchens are sharp and edgy – though this one
has a nature theme with its flock of gulls mobile. Their fluid shape melds beautifully with the
randomly streaked marble feature wall.
Visualizer: STUDIO.O. organic design
Add a bit of bling. Adding shiny accessories doesn’t have to mean crystal chandeliers or sparkle
worktops. These copper desk lamps add a sophisticated metallic touch without being too showy.
Visualizer: Alexey Seldin & Alexei Golub
Grey and woodtone look smooth through and through. The wood tone across this kitchen island has
the added appeal of a fashionable herringbone design too. See more grey kitchens here.
Visualizer: Buro 511
Add in a dropped dining bench. Not everyone is comfortable perching on high bar stools and it
certainly doesn’t evoke a formal feel. If there is only room up alongside the kitchen island for dining
then consider dropping the dining bench to a more civilised height.
Visualizer: Kanstantsin Remez
Reflections brighten up a dark room. If you have poor light or high windows in your kitchen area,
consider metallic fronted luxury kitchen cabinets to help bounce the light around like in this galley
kitchen. This trick can also help a compact space feel larger.
Visualizer: Tom Mathews
Crown your design with elegant kitchen lighting. Two beautiful bar pendants brighten up this tame
white and wood kitchen. See more white and wood kitchens here.
Visualizer: WohnenDesign
Create a sleek wall of tall cabinets. If you’re blessed with a generously sized kitchen island or
peninsula, consider going bench free in your backdrop. A solid wall of full height cabinets becomes
as much part of the decor as it is part of the kitchen.
Visualizer: Plus Form
Add a beautiful rug. Okay, so a rug is NOT a good idea in the drop zone around the edge of benches
– you would be forever whipping out the stain remover and trying to vacuum out the crumbs.
However, in larger space, a central area rug can really cosy up the look, particularly in a dining
kitchen.
Visualizer: Bartosz Domiczek
Revitalise a kitchen with plants. Just about every single kitchen looks better with some greenery in it.
Whether that’s cascading hanging plants like this one or a line of bushy potted herbs is up to you.
Visualizer: Vaes Visuals
These kitchen pendant lights appear to clip to the decorative ceiling moulding – like earrings.
Visualizer: M3 Architecture
You can even turn up the luxury factor in a white on white kitchen design by picking out a group of
sculptural pendant lights.
Visualizer: Pikcells
Be creative with colour. A pink kitchen may not be the first thing that springs to mind for a luxury
kitchen, but a hint of pink is hot right now. Team with some powder blue for pastel coloured wow
factor.
Visualizer: Orangegraphics Creative Studio
If you’re looking for colour scheme inspiration, then luxury chocolate boxes are a good place to start.
This kitchen looks fresh out of the wrapper.
Visualizer: Juan Carlos Marmolejo
Add in some art. This large piece of wall art adds finesse.
Visualizer: Mono Architects
Keep it simple. A minimalist kitchen design can still look high-end, it’s all in the quality of the
materials and a well balanced layout. The linear suspension light in this simplistic scheme keeps a
low profile but accentuates the long line of the central island.
Visualizer: Tabarq
Sharpen up a wood kitchen with fresh white accents. This row of mini pendant lights drip cool white
in front of wooden wall cabinets.
Mix cabinet finishes. Smooth and sleek black cabinets crash up against rough raw wood in this rich
yet rustic design.
Designer: Marcio Kogan
Install a multi aspect island. This one is equipped with the cooker at one side and the sink on the
other. More images of this gorgeous home here.
Designer: SVOYA studio
Style the surrounding decor as part of the cabinetry. The structural column that neighbours this
kitchen installation has been clad in white marble and trimmed with blonde wood tone to match the
units.
Designer: Paul M
If wine is your thing, then let it sing! Fashion a towering wine storage rack as part of your kitchen
decor for a decadent wine cellar effect.
Change your tone. Actually, change it a few times, like this triple grey toned kitchen design. Natural
wood tones are introduced to warm and enrich the cool colourway.
Visualizer: Mihail Scherbak & Timothy Kalakutsky
Ring the changes. A luxury industrial style kitchen can be enriched with beautifully patterned floor
tiles and cheerful coloured accent drawers.
Designer: Barlow & Barlow Design
You almost don’t need amazing cabinets in a setting as wonderful as this one. Wainscotting and
highly decorative boiserie put on the real show.
Luxury vinyl flooring adds interest to a modern space. Where decorative features are lacking, you
can create a visual boost with a swathe of geometric tile or vinyl flooring.
Visualizer: Aydar Kharlamov
Add in a wine cooler. This under counter wine cooler shines like a little jewel in the crown of
this black kitchen ensemble.
Visualizer: Art Group
Make a mosaic. The floor of this blue kitchen flows with organic mosaic pattern.
Visualizer: Nikita Dyagiltsev
Style it out with sculptural form. This amazing wooden breakfast bar seems to grow right out of the
wall.
Visualizer: BIG Design
The sculptural piece in this kitchen is an island with a curvaceous cutaway. Linear kitchen
lighting keeps the look clean.
Angular cutaways are the focus in this artistic kitchen design, where asymmetrical form is key. Every
single section is carved out as a sloping volume that follows a different gradient to the next –
including a bespoke skylight design to complement the aesthetic of the cabinets.
Nothing says luxury like an entirely gold kitchen. This U-shaped kitchen also features a stunning
cantilevered effect peninsula.
Visualizer: Project A01 Architects
Another amazing sculptural peninsula. Looking as though it has been constructed out of folds, this
volume is like a giant piece of origami.
Visualizer: Delta Tracing
Create a cubist kitchen. So, this kitchen island idea really doesn’t even look like a cooking space at
all. It’s more like a deconstructed concept or an abstract idea of a kitchen.
Source: Weichert
This spectacular space is all about the architecture. More images of this here.
Visualizer: Visual Method
Flirt with a futuristic approach. Cutting edge technology, digital look lighting ideas, clinical glass
cabinets and the infiltration of live plants gives this modern kitchen a year 2500 kind of feel.
Visualizer: Who Cares Design
Imagine you’re hosting your own cooking show! Arrange your cooking hob on an island facing
outward to the audience… okay, so that’s actually just your family but they can still enjoy the show!
Visualizer: Stephen Tsimbalyuk
Master the art of levitation. Recessing the bases of units gives them a cool weightless look.
Visualizer: Evgenia Belkina
Add pieces of classic elegance to a modern kitchen, like these sculptural busts.
Visualizer: Plasterlina
A dark kitchen looks sophisticated for sure, but don’t be afraid to throw in a couple of brighter pieces
like these uplifting bold yellow lighting options and area rug.
Visualizer: Dina Kuzmenko
If you want to throw your cash at just one luxury item, the kitchen backsplash isn’t a bad choice.
Pick out some showstopping tiles to set the scene.
Designer: Robert Kolenik
The perfect luxury kitchen for mermaids or Aquaman – or just fish enthusiasts.