2020 Kitchen Design Trends! Interior Design Ideas For Your Renovation!
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- In this video I discuss the top interior design trends for 2020 that I am seeing for kitchen renovations! I'm revealing all of the best kitchen design ideas and walk you through some practical ways you can get these looks for yourself! These trends include kitchen open shelving, new composite kitchen sinks, matte black faucets and hardware, butcher block countertops, 2 tone cabinetry and more!
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I love how you get to the point and talk fast!
Same here!
LOVE how fast you talk and the amount of information you deliver. You can be proud of your generosity. Thank you!
As far as sinks... there are a few other trends
Single vs double basin
Deeper vs shallower
A grid at the bottom to lift items for better drainage
Accessories nesting into the top of the sink
Love your videos, Nick! My thing about the matte kitchen sink, and totally subjective here, but having worked as a butcher for five years I am not blowing smoker, I need my kitchen sink to be immaculate. This can't be accomplished without stainless steel that allows for full visibility while cleaning. Just a thought, but also based on five years working as a butcher. I like to prioritize utility in my utility spaces.
I like the idea of open shelves, even rented a place with them once, but anything on those shelves will get dusty and a bit greasy. My kitchen is galley style so I decided on the sink side I would put all my dishes and glassware behind glass fronts. Being a bit of a neat freak when it comes to my kitchen it always looks great. Decorative bowls and seldom used ornate stemware on the top shelf, everything else where I can reach it. Pantry and pots & pans are hidden behind solid door fronts. Works for me.
Love how my ideas end up being covered in your videos. Who knew I was being trendy!
I want open shelving now for my cookbooks!
I like that your presentation is so organized and that you show several examples of each point you make. So many decor videos are just boring and yours is not!
Thanks for all the humor! Love it!
I really like the butcher block countertop
After knowing whats trendy, can you talk about classic, timeless styles? 🙏 ps. loving your vids, super informative! 👌😁
I'll make sure to focus on that in my next trends video! I think some of these styles in this video will be with us for a while. Panelled appliances and cabinetry to the ceilings might be the new classics!
@@Nick_Lewis yes, but not open shelving. As soon as people realize how dirty stuff will get on those.
I love love love my composite sink also in black like you Nick!
I love your company!!! Such gorgeous items and the ability to support a fabulous friend is big for me the consumer!
My interest is in small kitchen designs where the space is small and I have to work with it. Loving your channel so glad to have found you!💕
We've always done our cupboards to the ceiling in South Africa...for as long as I can remember.
They are updated people you just never met them. Who followed open kitchen
Yes!! We are planning to remodel our kitchen this year, and I love your suggestions! ❤️
Thank you for your content Nick. I really enjoy watching your channel. Your voice is very soothing and relaxing and your handsome, clean cut face is enjoyable to look at! Much success to you!
Thanks!
I agree! And his eye contact to the camera is a bonus!
I love your videos. Just stumbled onto them.
My adds for kitchens trends that I’ve noticed recently are:
- hardware-less cabinet fronts with self-edged finger pull recesses that track horizontally across all the doors/drawers
- Deep drawers in lieu of doors with an adjustable shelf.
- Horizontal grain-matched solid wood doors in mid-tones like bleached walnut (for those who afford custom cabinetry). It seems to work well with Mid-Century, Scandinavian & Japanese-Modern.
Cabinets to ceiling are great! Use a few glass areas with lighting to highlight art and bring the eye up.
Would love to see a tour of your home!
Thanks for your very informative content 👍 I really enjoy watching your channel 😊 love your straight forward to the point style! Bless you 🙏 ❤ and wish you all the best 👍
Hey Nick, I'm loving your channel and all your great advice. I would love to see a design styles video focused on kitchens!
I didn't see a 2021 of this, but really loved it. Especially about the butcherblock. I am currently in the redesign phase of my kitchen reno so this was so helpful
Found your channel today and been binge watching your videos. Your tips are simple and well explained and you cover lots of important stuff. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and taking the time to help and educate us. Thank you Nick!
Awesome, thank you!
Great video. I appreciate that you always follow up your opinions or advice with the reasons for them...and they always make sense!..
I appreciate that! I always offer my opinion and my thought process. I also know that my opinion is just my own so I try to leave it to others to have their own too!
I'm loving the black matte hardware! I was considering replacing my chrome with copper for its antibacterial properties but now prefer the esthetics of the black matte! 🌹🌹🌹
I love matte black! 🖤. It's the hot metallic for sure.
Yes, on the black composite sink review.
Thanks for the tip on matte black faucets. It took me forever to find someone who knew if they will stay in trend for awhile.
Nick, I just discovered you yesterday, January 17, 2021. I am so glad I did. I watched so many of your videos in a row. I am so interested in what you are talking about. I appreciate your advice.
I love open shelving and hidden appliances! When are you doing a house tour of your own place?
November 2023.
I LOVE the two-toned cabinets. White is chic but how many people can actually keep those lower cabinets perfectly clean..
LOVE the matte black hardware and the chopper-block countertops!! I'm still partial to the stainless steel look, though. 😉
I love matte black too! ♥︎. Stainless is always a classic and not going anywhere. These new composite sinks though are really cool too though!
Yes, please do ra eview of the granite composite sinks, especially the cleaning and maintenance. New subscriber and really enjoying your channel.
Awesome! Thank you!
Please do a home tour video! That background!! ❤️❤️❤️
Would love to see more of your black composite sink
I love the look of composite granite sink! Would you please do a review of it? Thanks a lot!
Your condo is gorgeous. Please do a composite sink review (thanks)
Nick! Your videos are so helpful and inspiring for a home decor newbie like me! Would love to see a home tour of your space!! Can you make it happen?!
Coming soon! I had a leak in the unit upstairs so I've temporarily moved to an AirBnb. Once the restoration is complete in January, I will do a tour!
Would you please do a comparison between composite and corian sinks - price, performance, durability, maintenance? 🌹🌹🌹
I've not seen a corona sink but I adore my quartz composite sink. Very low maintenance and quite durable. Will never have another metal sink.
Thanks for the vid
Butcher block is great, but I wouldn’t use if for the wet counter run (the one with the sink). No matter what, it will get water damage there eventually.
Loved the video. Just found your channel today. Subscribed.
Thanks and welcome!
I know this video is a bit old now but I'd love to see a review of composite sinks!
Can you talk about butcher blocks care and maintenace please 🙂
Oh and I would love a review of your sink. My house came with a white sink that looked great when we moved in but now is impossible to make it look clean. It has scratches that trap stains and the drain holes were apparently painted and are now peeling.
Please a do a review about the composite sink!! Isnt it hars to clean?
I just subscribed, loving your videos! I watch loads of this type of content but I always learn new things from your channel! Thanks so much, keep it up! I would love to see a video on appliances, since u didnt seem to love stainless and I dont eaither, what do u recomend?
I don't dislike stainless, but if I can minimize and integrate, that's my first choice. Some things like microwaves you can't really panel, but fridges and dishwashers can be for sure. Also a cooktop is awesome integrated in. It's just all possible, just expensive! 💸
@@Nick_Lewis well i was kind of wondering instead if you thought maybe black appliances are better?... ect (i have kids and omg stainless is a pain in my butt lol) thanks! :)
Love the composite granite sink. I have one in my current home but also changed the stainless steel kitchen sinks in our new home. They are very durable and easy to clean plus they don't stain.
Me too! I'm a big fan and won't go back to stainless.
@@Nick_Lewis I am laughing in November 2023.
The integrated panelled fridge and shaker doors can be found at a really affordable price at IKEA ;-)
Our kitchen has a sloped ceiling with a super short height on one end, 6'8" to be exact.
We opted for open shelving on that side because closed cabinets that can only be 15" tall on an already short wall would feel stifling.
Your matte black countertop and sink combination looks amazing! Could you share the link to the items?
Your videos are very helpful. In my new kitchen, I am planning to do the quartz on the kitchen perimeter and Dekton on the island. Would you recommend this? What is your idea about Helix and Trilium? Thank You.
hi Nick, you did a video on floors, could you do one on natural stones - like travertine? what do you think about this more mediterranean look?
I love panneled apliences! I feel like this is more european, americans just love their stainless steel everywhere xD
Omg I didn’t know you had a business! Will def have to check it out!!
Love all the trends you mentioned! I Apply all of those to my designs haha
Thanks! Yeah really hoping to expand the line in future!
I'd love to see videos for backsplash ideas
Everyone loves the matte black hardware...right up to the point where it scratches and scuffs. I have yet to meet black handle hardware that still looks great after 3 or 4 years. Yes, I am talking to you knurled edge wedding ring of destruction. It's trendy and just like oil rubbed bronze (which also scratched unless it was the real patina thing) will be tired and dated in short order.
Can you make a video on mixing metals in kitchen? So far chose aged brass hardware and faucet on my white and dark gray cabinets to coordinate with my warm, lightcolored hardwood floor, but don't want to overdo it.
Another consideration regarding open shelving. It's all great until you fry something on the stove and the grease splatters Everywhere. You don't notice until you take a coffee cup out the next day, and guess what you find. No thanks. I love the look when it's done right, but I would hate having this
Could you share your thoughts about stainless steel countertops? I've seen some in cooking programs but they aren't discussed almost anywhere.
Not that you asked me, but here's my two cents anyway. I live in Northern Europe and stainless steel counter tops are too cold in winter. In warmer climates they're probably great: easy to clean, heat resistant, durable, and can be fixed should there be a dent. Professional kitchens have enough heat to keep them warm. At home, it's not for me.
Keep in mind, I'm just some rando person with an opinion on the internet. You do you!
Great ideas. BTW, the word is com-POS-ite.(accent on second syllable).
Good plug because I need hardware in my house!
Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions!
Looking to renovate Master Bathroom. Can you do one luxury master bathrooms and mixing metals in the home
We were given the perfect sized granite for our current countertops but we are putting in an island. I suggested to my husband that we use butcher block on the island so we can still use the granite we have waiting without having to search for something that matches well enough. He would prefer stone but is okay with the butcher block. Do you know if there are any downsides I should consider?
The panelled appliances are such a german/ european thing! We are doing it for decades already!
In the open shelving discussion I'd like to add another good point for it to be a good idea or not:
I'm not that tall. So kitchen cabinets standing up to the ceiling are CHORES to me. (Need to grab a chair, get on the chair, etc). Open Shelving came into my mind as a interesting design idea "because" I wanted to get rid of having all my functional cooking ustentils / pots and pans / plates and cups so high I litterally had to be on my tippy toes as soon as stuff were placed on the second shelves of the cabinet. So by having an open shelves, it makes the kitchen breath more, whilst also giving me the second purpose of only holding decorative (and occasional) items. (As a counter balance, we added lots of storage below the counter, as I can reach that quite easily ;) ).
I feel you need to either have very minimal cookware and ustentils for the open shelve look to work, or purely use it for decorative purpose. :/
As a minimalist, I love LOVE panelled appliances... But yes, quite expensive if you are a kind of erson who get bored easily and might want to redo the kitchen later.
Very good point! You can't change the cabinets doors out easily later.
I've always hated that "cropped" cabinet top in kitchens, it just accumulates dust and gets really dirty, has no real purpose in life, and makes the kitchen look smaller.
And I just love seeing the double-colour cabinets, expecially with darker blues or greens... But I have to admit that panelled appliances just looks weird to me, I prefer to have them clearly in the open, stainless steel or not.
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In your section "🛋 Items In My Living Room Background" the "➤ Media Console" has the same link as the "➤ Marble Coffee Table". I looked at another video and the same duplicated link.
Do you have the link for the Media Console?
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Would be really interested in your advice for a solution to up to ceiling kitchen cabinets workout redoing the whole kitchen (and perhaps in other rooms, bookshelves etc?)
Do you mean to extend the cabinet boxes to the ceiling without replacing them? You could try to build a faux cover that extends from the top of the box to the ceiling and then paint it out with some mouldings added. Something like this might work? centsiblechateau.com/how-to-extend-your-cabinets-to-the-ceiling-in-under-an-hour-for-20-or-less
@@Nick_Lewis Great idea, actually pretty simple too. World be great to make them cabinets, even if just fold-up doors with hinges. Thanks!
How are you getting water spots on your black granite composite sink? We are waiting to change the counters so we can under mount it but have hard water and top mount right now and the water spots are a pain.
My kitchen has custom oak cabinets, oak hardwood floor and butcher block counter tops. I am SO over brown I'm about to bust!🤪 Can wood butcher block counters be painted? (Previous owners chose everything when they built it 16 years ago.)
If my kitchen comes with open shelving but I don't want to deal with it, what do I do? And my cats would just knock everything on it down 😂 do I just put plants there?
Are there pictures of your current kitchen? I really wanna have a closer look please.
Ah! Did I miss the sink review?
Hi Nick - I have a question. That gorgeous panelled wall behind you - what paint colour is that? I will be renovating soon and I would just love to incorporate that colour into my new space...thanks in advance for your help and in general for your great content!
You are welcome! The wall behind my dining room is Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore.
@@Nick_Lewis Ahhh...yes! Fairly close to F&B railings but a little bluer. Love it! Thanks again!
Do you have an apt tour video? I'd love to see it
He does now.
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Bummer. Just got kitchen delivered. Went with non full height mizzle colour cabinets as i thought it would look too much like a big bank of doors. Maybe i could paint wall above same colour as doors or just leave white.
Cabinets all the way up with 10ft ceilings??
I have to pick cabinets for a new build (within a budget). How do you even get up there? What do you put up there? Lighting. Glass? 🤷♀️
Haydee Skeet our kitchen cupboards extend to ceiling height. I (5ft) keep a 2-step ladder nearby but keep rarely-used items up top. Great for extra storage! If you have glass panes and cabinet lighting the you can use it to display some things you treasure but don't use more than a couple of times per year. Enjoy designing!
Thank you for your post. I appreciate the new style but I am looking for a timeless look.
I'm going to be using white shaker cabinets BUT I want them to be stain grade just in case I wake up and want a stained look vs paint grade cabs .
What do you think would INCREASE of price from paint grade white wood Shaker cabinets painted, not MDF the thermofoil, vs stain grade under the white paint. Yes I do know that souls crazy but I want to have that option AND if I sell my house I would like to make sure the buyer wouldn't have to rip out all the cabinets so they can have stained kitchen cabinets.
BTW I don't know if "refacing" paint grade cabinets is an option or not.
Thank you for your time if you happen to see this post!❤🌼👍
Hey Susan, thanks for watching! I think it depends on how long you’ll be in your home. I think if you are building for resell and you only think you’ll be there a few years, then thinking of what the next buyer will want makes sense. If you think this is your home for many years, then I think you should consider what will make you happy and what you’ll enjoy for years to come!
@@Nick_Lewis that's my problem. I have no idea how long I'll be here or if it'll be forever. It may even be just for a year or two. The way things are going around the world I don't see myself staying in Los Angeles. I guess we will see. Thank you very much for your reply.
@@susana5052 although I usually think people should renovate for the space they want, in your case, I'd really consider resale if you are thinking short term. Good luck!
@@Nick_Lewis thank you for your sound advice.👍
I live in earthquake country. Open shelving just seems like such a risk.
I see the battery in your clock is still working.
If you are Dead Set on Black Finishes on your sinks, Make Sure You Do Not have hard water! And, if you do... Get that Culligan Guy in to Fix it!!😉 Anything "OPEN" when it comes to a kitchen, & someone who actually Cooks in their kitchen, Means Kitchen Grease & Smells.... If you're not OCD Do Not go with Open Shelving!! The More detailing in your wood work also means more intricate nooks & crannies to clean. Moral of the Story... It might be trendy this year... but, tiled countertops, popcorn ceilings & carpet in the bathroom was once trendy too!😉
Never ever go for a black sink if you have really limy water. It’s so hard to keep black, even if you wipe it down every time
Anyone have matte black fixtures and kids? Durable, need constant cleaning?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing butcher block countertops?
I think open shelving is really stupid. Everything gets dusty I also exhausted with furniture with no drawers. So over baskets as drawers.
Matte black is a little too much of a trend for me, open shelving is really not my cup of tea either. I have a 70’s brick ranch house that is high end for it’s period, built in bar a a round glass panes breakfast room houses a half roun 6 panel glass door China cabinet with lower cabinets and a buffet top. Here I show all my 1950’s Franciscan desert rose China and green fire king accessories. I have service for at least 12 in my “everyday” China and Lenox bone China service for 12 in my dining room with complete Waterford Irish crystal drink and bar ware next to a complete service for 12 1930’s Art Deco silverware that fills a multi drawer silver cabinet. I used to be the manager of a high end department store China, crystal, and silver department of the now closed Broadway department store. That was during the mid to late 80’s where I started my design adventure as a Christmas tree decorator and spanned 15 years of my early career. It was like a high end Macy’s with a lot of unique one of a kind pieces. I was in charge of the bridal registry so I always wanted to have a complete set of daily and fine dining articles. From there I went to work in the film and theatre set design and scenic artist that was always my passion and done on the side until I was able to do it full time. I did that as my middle life career for 20 years then went into business sales with Former GTE now Verizon landline services for 17 years that brought me into my retirement of 57 years living in Long Beach California to relocating last April to Texas. I’m really enjoying my retirement and getting to fill a very large house that really is more than I ever dreamed of. Long Beach is growing steadily and my property became very profitable in a ten year period, so much so that I was able to pay off two mortgages and pay in full the Texas home with plenty left over for moving costs and decorating. I mow have a 4 bedroom 4 bath house with two master suites on opposing ends of my home, a guest suite and an Art studio/office. I’m really blessed to have such things in my golden years, where I have time to enjoy life at a pleasant country pace that’s perfectly fit for me my partner and 4 dogs. Oh one last thing about the matte black trend, it’s far too funerary in our pandemic focused period of quarantine. Of course black is the hot trend.
Hi, do you have an Instagram page that showcases your Design projects?
You can follow me @nicktalksdesign but honestly I need to get better at uploading! I will soon I promise!
@@Nick_Lewis I'm already following that one.😉👍
Isn't a black sink a nightmare to keep clean?
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and knowledge. Very useful for me as I just relocated recently. I’m 69 yrs old and find it difficult to keep up with you. I can’t watch you videos too often because they make me nervous. I’m sure it’s my age not you. If possible could you not talk so fast? Thank you for great videos.
You can slow down the playback speed in the settings on the video.
Thank you.
SO SICK OF STAINLESS in the Kitchen
Where are you from I been doing the things you are talking about for the past 20 + years here in Pennsylvania your area must be hind in the times
You must have changed your mind about marble in the kitchen! Your newer vids praise marble
I always loved the look but without the proper care, it’s super impractical
Open shelving is a dumb trend unless you have a huge kitchen
Just my opinion, but if somebody is telling me that an item is "super popular" or sells well, I steer clear away from it. Do you really want to own sth that half the population buys? hmm...
Is it just me or am I the only one who Really does not like the shaker designs?
You're not the only one! A slab door is more modern modern for sure, but some people like the detail of a shaker. Generally the thinner the shaker, the more modern.
@@Nick_Lewis I grew up in the 60's,70's and my Dad remodeled our kitchen by himself and put in flat panel cabs. It was very modern then. Now here we are 40 yrs later and they're still in the game. I'm in the process of remod my kitchen and flat is my choice, still love the modern style, but now that there is a flat/thin shaker combo, I'm sold. Glad I found your channel. New sub here. Thanks!
Jesus Saves didn’t say that his/her preferred door was slab. Could have a preference for raised panel for all we know.
So great to have so many cabinet front choices out there - even at IKEA!
you move a lot😅
"Grandma-looking kitchen"? Ageist? Rude? i'm, a grandma and I'm building a new home. I've been watching your videos for ideas, but really have to say - not kind. You should think about the words you use.