Traditional Kitchen Designs

You want to have a good looking traditional kitchen. Here are some ideas that can aid you achieve the desired effect in your household’s kitchen.

Ø  White open plan kitchens- White open plan kitchens have a central placed island which is used for food preparation and for having breakfast in the morning. The country styled wooden kitchen countertops are paired with white and blue painted chairs and dinning table. This combination of colors and furnishings give a feeling or enlargement to the kitchen.

Ø  Light green traditional kitchens- To give a country ambience to your kitchen place tongue and groove panellings colored in soft green. To complete the looks purchase some country style accessories and mount kitchen cabinets painted creamed colored.

Ø  Marble stone and purple color- To have a more eccentric but still traditional kitchen you can paint the central island and the cabinet doors in purple. Add some marble stone countertops to match the white walls. The marble colors and white walls will prevent the purple of being to overpowering which will create a unique ambience to the kitchen.

Ø  Navy and white colored kitchens- To create a New England feel to your kitchen place a white marble top on the kitchen island and paint the sides in navy shades. To add even more ambience to the room paint the walls in white and place small mint green wall tiles.

Ø  Neutral open plan kitchens- To add a contemporary twist to your kitchen install black countertops in your kitchen and get rid of the wall that is separating the kitchen from the dinning room. This will create a large open room that will be even more enlarged when you paint the walls in cream and mount kitchen cabinets colored in soft blue. 

Once you have completed your kitchen the room will be most likely dirty due to the construction work. To clean up the mess hire a local cleaning firm. For example if you live in Angel search for cleaning Kensal Town based. You find the coordinates of such a firm by reading the cleaning Kensington section in the regional yellow pages.