interior design, kitchen
Room Of The Week :: Warm Woods & Old World Accents In This Minimal Kitchen
Recently, I've been reassessing the tile choice in my kitchen. While I love the pop of pattern, I've been drawn to more subtle styles and the idea of a warmer tile option lately. Which leads me to this warm wood kitchen where every choice is right up my natural tone alley.
It should come as no surprise that this kitchen belongs to Georgia Ezra - founder of Studio Ezra and Tiles of Ezra. The combination of glossy zellige in the backsplash, and matte saltillo on the floor, is so lovely. But what really stands out for me in this kitchen is the mix of so many beautiful, natural textures! Even the walls have a plaster quality to them. The juxtaposition of old-world and new is really one of my favorites.
And did you notice that wild garden growing outside the kitchen window - orange trees and all!
Across from the kitchen is another lovely setup that I'm gaining major inspiration from: the dining room.
The mix of woods and the plaster chandelier is exactly the direction I've been headed with our own dining room, so when I saw this I was elated! It's a lovely neutral mix full of textures - just what I love. The creamy walls give off that warm glow throughout the living, dining and kitchen spaces, which feels so good to me as we're craving sunshine and warmth right now, waiting for spring to officially arrive!
What are you favorite details in this space? The more I look at the kitchen the more I notice all the little things that keep this space feeling minimal and modern in some respects (the cabinetry, the lack of hardware on the uppers, the simple styling), along with all the little areas for display and storage that bring life to the room.
Great wood work, look good
Finally a well organized Kitchen. I wish it were mine. I love it, can not say enough good things about it. It organizes every thing for you. It is complete !!! yeah.
I love this kitchen! I would love to have an orange tree in my backyard but unfortunately, the climate I live in does not treat orange trees well! The color of the cabinets and island makes the kitchen so bright and inviting.
I think those natural textures and just feel of the wooden cabinets also stand out to me. I know in our last kitchen remodel combining old and new elements was definitely my top priority. I too wanted to redo the tile backsplash with something more modern, but I loved the old timey feel of my cabinets. My cabinets had seen better days though and were super worn down. I actually ended up using N-Hance of Greenville’s cabinet renewal service and it really helped. I got to keep the look of my old cabinets, but just give them “new life”.
Hi Id love to get a kitchen done like this. Can you please let me know what type of wood this is? Is it stained?