Floral Wallpaper

Moody nature wallpaper brings the garden right into the kitchen and adds a sense of whimsy to this hardworking space. To keep it from looking too busy, adorn one wall with the playful print, like a coffee station or breakfast nook.

Nature-Inspired Art

A pastoral painting acts as a window to the outdoors, while rustic wood furniture and crisp white chairs create a neutral backdrop for the art to shine.

Millennial Pink

Nothing says springtime like pretty pastels — and millennial pink isn’t going anywhere! This powder pink buffet can be redecorated seasonally — display potted plants and dishware in Easter-inspired hues when the weather warms up.

Citrus Prints

Looking to experiment with quirky fruit motifs in your kitchen but don’t know where to start? Try a citrus wallpaper or drapery — or put both together for a bold, unexpected look.

Bistro Furniture

Glass pendants that look like backyard lanterns feel right at home in this coastal Connecticut kitchen. French bistro chairs and striped Roman blinds add even more nautical flair!

Outdoor Furniture

Patio furniture — like these wicker chairs — create a seamless indoor-outdoor feeling, especially when the windows are wide open. Mirrored wall panels bounce light around to make the space feel larger than it actually is.

Fresh Blooms

Bring a monochrome palette to life with vases of fresh flowers in contrasting hues. Pink hydrangeas and peonies complement the seafoam cabinetry.

Patinated Elements

In this European-inspired kitchen, painted French doors make a gorgeous, artistic statement. A gilt light fixture, glossy faucet and gold honeycomb backsplash add warmth.

Unexpected Color

Cerulean accents refresh the cabinetry and pendant in this bold blue breakfast nook, especially when paired with neutral upholstery for a look that truly pops.

A Touch of Greenery

Keep an all-white kitchen from feeling stark with potted plants placed right beside a picture-perfect window.

Pastel Pendants

White and pale wood sets the tone in this family-friendly kitchen, while a trio of aquatic green pendants pay homage to the great outdoors without taking away from the serenity of the space.

Window Seats

When the weather is nothing short of perfection, a built-in bench next to a set of patio doors is a no-brainer. Enjoy your morning cuppa and a good book as you soak in the lush view outside.

Subway Tile

There’s no denying that white subway tile is timeless. It creates a bright backdrop for rustic wood cabinetry, fresh greenery on the window sill and warm copper dishware.

Pale Flooring

Light pine flooring transforms this farmhouse kitchen into a countryside escape, while warm golden accents act like streams of sunshine illuminating every square foot.

Terracotta

Terracotta tiles underfoot feel warm and earthy, especially when paired with a collection of foliage in varying heights and species!

Open Shelving

Floating shelves bring a light and airy touch to your kitchen; they also keep clutter off the counters and draw the eye up.