KITCHEN DESIGN TRENDS that will last in to 2022 and beyond
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- Let's look at 10 kitchen design trends that are not going anywhere. When deciding on your next kitchen, be sure to get whatever style, fad or trend you want! However, if you are looking to see what kitchen design trends will last for the forceable future this video will help.
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00:00 MyTop 10
00:09 2 toned kitchens
00:45 Open Shelving
01:10 Large Sinks - Workstation sinks
01:37 Natural Texture
02:03 White Kitchens
03:45 Finished cabinets to the ceiling
04:25 Waterfall edges
05:00 reclaimed wood
05:56 Blue Cabinets
06:25 Walk -in Pantries
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I would never give up my double, extra-deep, stainless steel undermount sink. While prepping a meal, I can put used bowls and utensils in one side and still have a clean, hygienic sink on the other side for washing vegetables. Much better for safe food handling without cross-contamination.
Hey Deborah! Thanks for the comment. There are definitely mixed reviews on my opinion about sinks. Glad you are getting the most use from yours. The extra deep feature is really great. I’ve had both types and personally we much prefer the large single, but that’s us.
Appreciate you watching the video.
@@MTKDofficial - I've always hated the double sink. I prefer a larger single one.
Agree, I hate the single sink. The low divide sink is the perfect solution.
Agree👍
I prefer a large sink and have a container for the other stuff. That way the second basin is an option. Many large sinks now come with a removable second basin option.
Disagree with “open shelves” remaining popular. As the reality of reduced storage in exchange for dusty shelves, dusty contents and (often) cluttered appearance kicks in, you will see a cabinet comeback. In fact, it’s already here.
I don't know. I hear what you're saying, but with Organic/Natural design trends on the rise, I think the open shelf lends itself very well. You are right about the cluttered appearance and dust.
I have one area with 4 open shelves near the stove. It’s out of view because fridge hides it from rest of the room. It only has dishes and glasses we use every day, but there’s just two of us. Might not work for family of four. I love the convenience. And because the dishes are constantly in use, they are constantly cleaned.
@@MTKDofficial Open shelving isn’t for everyone. It is for us!
I’m enjoying my open shelves. Surprisingly little dust, and it gives opportunity for changing the decor and dishes for each season.
I agree. I hate open shelves.
I’ll take a “wall of doors” any day. I like the things I eat off of to be dust free and clean, and I don’t want to see stacks of things everywhere.
So so open shelves for you!!
I agree. Open storage is just not sanitary, esp in homes with pets
I also prefer to have things packed away, having lots of things displayed looks too busy to me!
If you are a cook it's much easier to see your ingredients on your open shelving rather keep opening cupboard doors
Open shelved items collect kitchen grease. For the same reason cabinets extending to the ceiling save cleaning time and add bonus storage
I would only put a small section of open shelves in for display items, not for dishes I eat off of regularly.
#1 Walk in pantry!! Yes!! Absolutely!!!
And, yes, white cabinets. Never go out of style. Timeless.
Yeah, I think you're right! I can't see white cabinets going away anytime soon.
Agree with both comments 100%
My family moved into a house built in 1905 with white bead board cabinets that went to the ceiling, with a deep large single sink with attached drain board. The kitchen was large, so four people could comfortably be in the space at once. It also had a root cellar door flush with the floor.
Oh wow! That sounds really cool!
Had the 70/30 sink installed. It is perfect . The larger size for washing or soaking large dishes or pans while the smaller sized sink is perfect for the garbage disposal or just washing up an item or two.
We had one too, in our first home. It was pretty good at first, but got a little tired of it. Never had a garbage disposal. That may had made the difference.
I like using my sink for different purposes at the same time (washing vegetables, draining pasta fir example). One big sink is of no use to me.
Yeah that works! Everyone works differently and has different needs. As long as it's working for you it's good!!
Yeah, gimme TWO big sinks! I would love that--if I only had the space for it!
This is another reason why I will keep my double sink!
This is the only way to work in the kitchen
Same here
Mark, I agree with everything you said except open shelving & blue cabinetry. Open shelving gets nasty fast not just dust, but also oils & greases from cooking. Then there is blue cabinetry. It can be boring ten times faster than good old neutral & natural colors in a kitchen. Give me my maple cabinets any day in the week. Just wish there was a good reliable way to refresh their natural finish that doesn't strip the beauty. As for pantries: they have been important since centuries long ago. Root cellars, cold cellars were the ancestors of pantries. In the past ie. the 16th & 17th centuries people did canning of eatables to store for when the fresh fruits & vegetables were not in season. My Big Mama did this back in the 1950's. Thus a 'pantry,' is nothing new, but is VERY desirable.
Hey Katherine! Thanks for leaving a comment. Yeah the open shelf idea really takes a beating in the comments. lol.
You mentioned cold cellars. I did a kitchen for a client a few years back that was putting a cold cellar in their downstairs. Pretty cool idea...literally.
@@MTKDofficial the people in the comments have to realize that this is a trend from mostly younger people from what I can tell & it seems like the trend for like say millennials is minimalist & I don’t see that going anywhere anytime soon & open shelving is for the minimalist’s kitchen!
I’ve lived long enough to see things trend out and trend back in. I’ve always been careful to not jump on the fad/ trend train. I tend to pick things I can live with for a while and that lend themselves to a neutral feel. Accessories provide the fun element for me.
Hey! Thanks for watching. I agree, the trend train can derail. Plus our tastes change overtime, so we don't want to get too attached to one idea.
YES to walk-in pantries! My grandmother had one. Base cabinets lined three walls and wall cabinets met those and extended to the ceiling on two walls. The middle wall, with just the base cabinets, had a counter below a window which overlooked the back yard. A Delft cookie jar sat on that cabinet, full of cookies whenever we visited. Such great memories!
I keep hearing how white is going out and color is the new trend. But white has been classic forever. I just don't think it will ever be out...it's neutral and timeless and always goes with everything. 👍🏼
He Stephanie! Thanks for the comment and I agree!
Maybe just the sterile hospital all white kitchen. That’s hard to fit into the newer approachable feel.
White always comes back. Other colors go away so quickly
I agree. White matches with most of colors.
Totally love white! It’s very neutral, you can easily mix it with other colours.
It was a lot of fun to re-watch your predictions a year and a half later. You were spot on for every trend except for the open shelves. These are definitely and fortunately on their way out because most people are sick of dusting them. Maybe you could do a re-visit video where you re-visit yours and other designers previous trend predictions to see how accurate they were.
Ha. That's a great idea. I cringe when I watch this video lol
Good video but I have to disagree with the number 9 open shelves trend. It's going to end in about 5 years as the most horrible kitchen idea ever. Just wait until you're mixing bowls are caked in Grease as well as every other item you don't use everyday. Not to mention the kitchen will always look messy unless you do some designer styling with your plates and bowls
Hey Mike! Thanks for the comments. I didn't realize how polarizing, open shelves are. Such a huge debate around them.
Seems like there are many who echo your thoughts on this. Time will tell, but you may be right giving it about 5 years. We shall see...
Wouldnt put mixing bowls on those shelves, id put a nice plant and some closed jars that I use often
The open shelves are attractive, but so impractical unless you have a huge kitchen.
Open shelves + kitchen grease= no bueno
I put some open shelving in my kitchen 30 years ago with European pottery displayed. The shelves were across the kitchen from the stove (obv with fan) and yet they got greasy and disgusting even with regular cleaning. Never again.
Cabinets to the ceiling looks great but at 72 I dont even use the top shelf of my regular cabinets. I cant stretch my arms anymore and a step stool can be dangerous for a senior. I would much prefer a walk-in pantry with shallow shelves. It doesn't even have to be a walk-in.
Hey Carol! I'm 43 and I don't even use the top shelf.lol Totally agree with the shallow depth pantry. Best idea!
My cabinets go to the ceiling. I don’t like to have a gap from the top of the cabinet to the ceiling. It is a big dust collector.
I'm 60, part of me would like to take the cabinets to the ceiling but I have 10 foot ceilings, so not sure that taking them all the way to the ceiling is practical. I do get tired of cleaning the tops of my cabinets though. Also, there is molding at the ceiling that I'm not sure that I want to lose. Nothing special about it other than I like it.
As far as the pantry, I would definitely like a walk-in but don't have the room for one. Current pantry is basically a small coat closet. I keep thinking of replacing it with pantry cabinetry with pull out shelves.
@@mavisjones4750 Oh, I don’t know what I would do either with that high of ceiling. My ceiling is the usual height so the cabinets going to my ceiling works fine.
Yes but the point is if you’re going to have cabinets may as well bring them up to the ceiling. It elongates the look of the room and optimize every square inch of space. There is absolutely no reason to have a gap up there to put Dusty fake ivy or other dust collecting tchotchkes on display lol.
I love some of the white kitchens, the super modern
sterile white ones are not warm and inviting.
I've heard white kitchens are going out!!
Couldn't agree more about the cabinets to the ceiling. No open shelves for me. I like my double sink, but a bigger one would be nice.
Hey! Thanks for the comment. I think people want white kitchens to be going out, but they are stronger than ever right now. I wonder what will take over?
Excellent advice. Don't let anyone, or a trend dictate what your space looks like.
Mark, loved the video. You are spot on with your 10! Especially the one BIG sink! Thank you so much.
Hi Jill! Thanks so much for the comment. Glad you liked the video! Have you seen those workstation sinks that are 57" long? Now that's a sink.
Luv to look at all these kitchen designs !!
Everyone piles on with arguments about open shelving, but what I really hate is those white cabinets on white walls with white trim. It's somehow boring and overwhelming at the same time.
The best way to safeguard earth's natural resources and forests is to NOT remodel kitchens every 10-15 years. IMO, kitchens should last for decades, yet homeowners today keep wanting to tear everything out just bc they think a particular look is no longer trendy, thus costing themselves tens of thousands of dollars, and putting yet more material into the landfill.
Most of your comments were about the "look" of the kitchen only; not until the very end did you bring up functionality as the key ingredient.
Many 2021 photos and design ideas appear to require square footage far in excess of what an average home can give. They're gorgeous, but my kitchen is a good, practical size, yet is a fraction of the size of those huge kitchens.
I have pullout shelves and drawers on my lower cabinets. Those should be mandatory for every kitchen; they're the best!
I think you are right, we need to chill out on having to remodel every time something new comes around.
This is a "trends" video so yes I do focus on the look. The theme across my channel is function, as it is the most important part of the kitchen.
I totally agree with pullouts, basically everywhere!
I agree. I never remember kitchens being remodeled that often growing up. Mine is 14 years old and I expected that to be it. BUT, the re-faced Thermofoil cabinets are peeling and I ruined my Corian counter by putting a burning plate on it. I'm planning on remodeling with quality cabinets this time that will outlive me.
No kidding. I’m moving into a new home and was looking at used hardware at a store called “2nd used” to update a couple of things in my new place. Then I thought, Everything is as perfect as it is in the new place and I don’t need to worry about this right now… I’m going to save my money but if you do ever need or want to update something these secondhand Places have brand new things, appliances, tiles, floorboards everything so not a bad way to go. you know I don’t even want to waste my energy on it. I’m gonna relax and just live with whatever is there… After looking at so many places being on the market for one… I noticed it seems to almost be a contest to see who could have The most trendy finish work which would be white and gray everything and then more white and gray.
@@nancykaufmann3993 i’m selling my place and I just put a wet towel over my cabinets and all the paint is peeling off lol what’s the refacing thermal foil because maybe I need to do that to mine before I put it on the market. Also, I didn’t realize Corian was easy to burn. I’ll have these in my new place and will be on the lookout to see anything hot on top of them. Laminate isn’t so bad after all
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Walk-in/ butler pantry and huge sink; Primo! Good forecast and countdown- excellent post!
Hey! Thanks for the comment! Very appreciated!
I have come to really appreciate your videos ~ down to earth, practical, humble, truthful and interesting. I am doing a new build and several things you have talked about has helped me know what I want or don't want. A continued viewer & subscriber for sure.
Hey! Thank you so much. So glad you like the content!
Great ideas! I really love the blue cabinets.
I was hoping you would say something about countertops. I have soapstone and I love it. I remember it from my childhood in New England. I'm old so I had the privilege of being surrounded with some of the trends we are seeing today--bolder colors for cabinets, huge single sinks, exposed beams, brick floors, deep windowsills, and real pantries. Love your video.
Hi Ronald! Thanks for the comment. Very appreciated. Soapstone is so beautiful, but unfortunately for me, not something I'm overly familiar with. I only remember it being marketed as sink material. One of the trends that will probably come back around as well is natural stone. The engineered stone industry has taken over for now, but these beautiful natural stones will probably make a come back.
@@MTKDofficial I remember when granite came "in" (say, late 90s) but it was mostly in high-end homes. Once "everybody" started getting it, I knew it was doomed. Now the look is white marble-like quartz with an occasional vein, but I feel like that look will get dated too quickly. I'll be getting white cabinets (I really hated the dark phase) but one thing I'm also sick of is: White subway tile! Soooo un-creative and "safe"! What's your feeling on backsplash trends?
@@nancykaufmann3993 I was gonna say white subway, but definitely not now haha
I’m partial to herringbone pattern. To each his own.
@@nancykaufmann3993 Subway tile looks so much like a subway--hate it!
I too was listening for countertops, and other natural stones also
Wow great video! I really like the blue cabinets and the reclaimed wood stuff!!
Yeah the reclaimed wood is going to really start taking off.
@@MTKDofficial I use to refinish furniture. I love the look of wood with all the grain and texture. I love it when the paint is striped away and the beauty comes through. I hated painted furniture and "shabby chic" drove me crazy. I called it "shabby shit".
I restored my brother-in-laws bed he was born in. It was beautifully carved with 4 layers of paint. When I started stripping the last layer I ran to the phone to call my brother-in-law. I was practically jumping up and down shouting "it's tiger, it's tiger!". He thought I was crazy, he didn't know what tigerwood was. When his aunt saw the finished bed, she cried.
@@sissy20088 Wow! Tigerwood is incredible! And expensive. That's a great find! Thanks for sharing.
Hi, I totally agree with your viewpoint and this video simply deserve to have more view than just 140k. I wish you could get 1M views as quickly as possible. Again, this is a very informative video. I really appreciate it. Thank you!
This video is seriously underrated. It deserves more views than just 140k. Anyway, I really like your video and it is very informative and easy to understand. Thank you once again!
Hey Clement! Thanks for the encouragement!
O man! So glad your video popped up in my feed! Checked out your channel & subscribing! Good stuff!
Hey! Thanks so much for letting me know!
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Excellent opinions and also liked the clarification of trend vs fads.
Hey! Thanks so much.
Currently remodeling our kitchen: doing deep blue/teal cabinets and incorporating dark walnut accents for the island top and a couple open shelves. Feeling at least a little justified now with my choices. Adding a little retro though in our backsplash with some penny round accents and actually considering a fun but subtle linoleum pattern for the floors. I think it's important to keep with current trends, but also add a little of you in there. If it were up to me my kitchen would be completely done up like a 40s kitchen but my designer helped reign me in a little!
I agree! You got to have your own personality and flare reflected in your space. Whether it's "trendy" or not. Great comment!
oh, a 40's kitchen would be lovely. More furniture looking, instead of built ins everywhere.
Good Video, the one I was looking for some idea for my future home. Thank you.
Hey! Glad you liked it. Thanks for leaving a comment!
I appreciate your video. Just in time for our plan to have a kitchen remodel in 2022. Great source of ideas.. Thanks.
Hey! Thanks for watching and letting me know!
CZcams said your video recommended people to watch my fall kitchen cleaning video so I had to come check you out. I’m so glad I found your channel. I love the open shelving and 2 tone cabinets. I can’t wait to check out your other videos. Seeing a man’s perspective is awesome.
Hey! That's cool. Thanks for saying hi! I noticed your 5th grade project video. I actually teach grade 5 (left my design career for it), so I'll be checking that out.
@@MTKDofficial lol that’s cool. My son had to do a school project so we posted it for his class. I didn’t think people would actually watch it but then again it is on my channel. My baby was so happy people watched him. Good luck on your new career. School teachers are so underrated. Y’all deserve so much more!
Open shelves only look nice if you have lots of storage to hide what you don't want to look at and have beautiful plates and glassware to put on them. Otherwise, they can look cluttered and junky and everything on them gets dusty and grimy from grease very quickly.
Yeah for sure. My experience is; the idea was nice but the application was not so great. lol. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
Thanks 💐Useful and functional tips.
Mark, love your videos! When we purchased our house, I knew at some point I wanted the tongue and groove maple cupboards gone - dark and depressing, and although plenty of storage space, some areas required you being a contortionist to access- how is that helpful? IT ISN'T. We gutted and replaced with white cabinets, and distressed white brick walls, soft close hinges (worth every penny) and added an island with storage on each end. Our microwave is located in cabinetry beside he frig and below the coffee maker - located close to the table (eat in kitchen, no dining room) We planned literally for MONTHS before we took on the project. For me, I wanted everything easily accessible, tons of light, and a very clean uncluttered look- mission accomplished! We only have 3 upper cupboards :) Tearing out the soffit, and keeping the cupboards lower (horizontal opening cupboards) made the space look massive.
Thanks Diane. Appreciate the comment. Sounds like you did a great job. Thumbs up for the horizontal opening cabinets. I love those.
Great video. This is my first. I agree with everything except not having a good designer tell you what to do. Only if you have bad taste which unfortunately is common. I’ve seen ultra modern kitchens put into a Cape Cod and traditional kitchens put into a contemporary home. The wrong design can ruin a home.
While I’ll keep my double sink 🤣 and shelves are great for frequently used items, I do really like the water fall island, walk in pantry and textured accents. All nice points. 👍
Hey Tonya! Thanks for watching and commenting! Sinks and shelves are hot topics. lol
Blue is my favorite color! I would prefer to see it in my countertops and as trim on the cabinets. Royal blue. :)
Very good at communicating your ideas! So helpful. Thank you sir!🙏🏼🇨🇦👍🏼👏
Thanks! I love wood & never could give up my natural oak cabinets. Was happy to finally hear your trends. Have only heard "outdated" for so long but I refuse to paint beautiful wood!
Not a fan of shelves, want dishes behind doors, more hygienic, a sneeze blocked by cabinet doors, looks neater also.
Hey Eleanor! Really great point. I've had open shelving and it was a constant battle keeping everything tidy. But we did love the look it gave.
Amen. Anything you have on an open shelf will have to be washed BEFORE you can use it! Just more work, dusting, using spray cleaner on shelf (It's in the kitchen and grease will settle:) I'd say if you just gotta, just have a couple of shelves with some decorative objects, a couple of trailing ivy plants, etc., that would not have you struggling with cleaning day to day. Don't put food dishes or glassware on the shelves!
@@reecenewton3097 Agree. Or just put in cabinets with glass doors - similar effect but no open shelving!
It's a cool look if one is ocd and can keep everything neat & dust free. Or a cool look for a magazine cover.
I have two little white dogs, and my glass-top kitchen table and black wall shelves constantly show dog hair -- I can only imagine what would be flying into the dishes if I had open shelving LOL!
The 0.5th…lol! Helpful video- thanks!
Double sinks! First the square sink is troublesome. Rounded edges and steel is the way to go. But then a small wash basin works for having clean soapy water adjustable while still accessing the rest of the sink for other uses.
this was very helpful! Thank you for the video !
Hey, I appreciate you letting me know. Thanks.
got this randomly recommanded, guess they heard me talking about renovating our house lmao
calm vid subbed :)
Hey Dounia! Thanks so much. Google is always listening, sometimes I think it reads my mind.
Thank you for the ideas!
Hey! Thanks so much! Appreciate the comment.
"Become aware of how we're using the resources God has given us" that's why I subscribed too :)
Hey! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing. Glad you liked it.
Did reclaimed wood a few years ago for flooring and started feeling sick. Turns out it was full of black mold. So...be careful! :) Had to have the entire floor replaced and then radiation cleaning-- or whatever expensive thing they did!
Yikes! Great point and thanks for the heads up. Definitely want to stay clear of that.
I love that you included things that others have deemed to be "out" or on their way out. I found your video to be helpful and "inclusive". Thanks from a designer who loves all the things you mentioned!
Hey! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I appreciate it.
I can adapt to all those feature changes, especially to the on-top change. But rhe things I miss the most, is an island and pantry. I would love light grey cupboards with white trim, even pearl. But the bright orange metal cupboards with matching oriental paterned novilon floor still works... so I love to look😂
Bright orange metal cupboards! Sounds cool!
I agree, I would miss an island and pantry too. They are "must have's" for us.
I'm thinking about new kitchen. How interesting to see what features people love in other countries. I see first time this kind of sink, usually we have built in sink. Sometimes suggestions even goes in opposite directions, for example we usually make upper cabinets lower that sealing to make beautiful shadow gap on the sealing and avoid feeling that sealing pushing you down. And as I see corner cabinets is the pain in the ass around the globe, haha.
4:15 I'm leaning toward a pull-down shelf system for my highest cabinets. Makes the investment in floor-to-ceiling a bit less extravagant, better use of the space.
At my age I don't need to be using step-stools.
One of my friends has cabinets that go to the ceiling and have frosted glass. Beautiful! I need a double sink to wash dishes!
I love frosted glass as well!
great video just found you on you tube. you make things very easy to understand.
Hey Carol! Thanks for letting me know. Glad you liked the video!
I had open shelving & it was a pain!😝 If you're anemone who cooks a lot (like me) you'll spend too much time wiping down & cleaning the items displayed. Save yourself time some time & energy.
Great point! We have enough to clean already.
Open shelves? Let's collect more dust, spiders and flies. And mess, of course.
Hey Maria! Thanks for the comment. I think dust, spiders ad flies are trendy right now. lol. Lots of mixed reviews on the open shelves. I've personally had them and liked them, but you are so right with your comment. Maybe I should do a video where I am clear on the pro's and con's of open shelves.
Its not that bad. You have to dust maybe once a week and it takes like 1 minute. You have to dust alot of other surfaces too so it wont really be that horrible if you dont mind a tiny bit more cleaning. And when it comes to keeping it looking styled. Its not that hard if you dont keep too much stuff up there and youre mindful to place back everything to its spot.
I love the look of open shelves. I removed the doors on my cabinets to see if I could live with them, and, while I really like the look and how much more open my galley kitchen looks, I've decided to go with glass doors rather than open shelves because of the upkeep and sanitary issues.
I personally do not prefer the shelving option (some like it and that’s ok too). The reason I love cabinets …. you can close the cabinets and not worry if your dishes all match and are perfect and the dust keeps at bay. My dream kitchen is white with veined quartz countertops and island.
Very interesting! I enjoyed the video.
Hey Mary! Thank you for the comment. I am glad you enjoyed it!
Great video and very informative for people planning their kitchen renovation.
Just a request, please show more sample photos while you voice them over.
Thanks!
Hey thanks and appreciate the input.
I'm getting a 33" workstation sink. Cant wait!
Nice! They are so cool.
Doing new build and going black cabinets.
=)
Love the contrast.
Classic black & white.
Black is really nice for cabinets. I especially love it in a matte finish. Sounds like it will be awesome!
I like some open shelving . I have a shelf that runs the whole wall above my stove and the other wall above my fridge and that is where my teapot collection sits. I have the old Youngstown metal cabinets in my kitchen from way back when and unlike wood cabinets , they will never wear out. I have spraypainted them a light yellow with nickel finish pull knobs. Old doesnt have to look really old... well my kitchen would not be for everybody but i like it. I even have old weird looking blue counter tops. And that light blue kitchen you showed is a throw back to the old kitchens that had that blue color from the 50s i love it
So glad i discovered this channel. Good stuff 👍
Hey! Thanks for letting me know! Glad you like it.
@@MTKDofficial no problem :) btw any chance you will start covering wardrobe design trends as well?
We almost chose blue cabinets for our new build in the design center - sadly, they were cost prohibitive. We decided on a two-tone kitchen using included color choices from our builder. Great video.
Hey Erica! Thanks for the comment! What colours did you end up going with?
@@MTKDofficial, we decided on a grey stain for the uppers and lowers and a natural oak stain for the island. I really love it. I think it will age well.
@@italianchocolatehomestead Cool! That sounds great! Oak is making a comeback for sure. Enjoy your new kitchen!
My cats would love my kitchen full of open shelving!!!
Wow, that’s a great point. I’m glad you said that. I had been thinking how nice it looks, but yes, all three of our cats would be on them immediately.
Extending a solid surface counter in a waterfall is definitely practical - have you seen the beating that kids and dogs can do to cabinets? And this is usually a part of the cabinet that is visible to the rest of the space! Wish I had one!
It is too bad a about natural maple. My favorite kitchen in the world was one that had modern natural maple cabinetry with clean white counters. Food looks awesomely fresh with that backdrop, and it makes for a light, fresh, warm and sunny space. It is also a design that made the white appliances look intentional instead of "just builders' grade." That kitchen also had soffits that came down to meet the top of the cabinets - not as elegant as cabinets soaring to the ceiling, but very affordable at that stage of our life, and no dusting needed up above!
When will they do solid-surface niches with grow lights tucked in - so people can have their herbs and greens close at hand?
I hear you on the kids and dog thing. Looks like your cabinets got in a fight.
Great idea for the grow lights. This is probably something that is very doable.
Great idea
Great information. That light blue is beautiful! Any ideas on the name of the light blue?
Hey thanks! Yeah I like the light blue as well. Not sure the name of that one though. Sometimes these colours don't even have names because they are custom. They would have a batch number associated with them for the manufacturer.
Love my double sink
Wow, a Grammarly commercial! You've hit the big time for sure!!
Ha. Well I wouldn’t say big time. But I’m working hard.
Very smart designs. But what you didn’t mention in your list of 10 is the sliding barn door behind you. Very nice 👍.
Ah yes, the barn door. Thanks! Seems that another item people either love or hate.
Personally, I think that open shelves came about in the pioneer days when people were happy to have glass in their windows and really lucky if they had curtains. One day someone took an old board and nailed it to the cabin wall to hold the few tin dishes they possessed. I prefer enclosed cabinets for the same reasons you do. Fancy dishes can easily be displayed behind glass cabinet doors. Love your videos!
Hi Shelly. thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment. I think you're right on the origins of the open shelf. Literally a cup-board.
I just want something I won't want to change in 7 years. I want it to be so timeless I'll love it when I'm 80.
When we moved into our home 20 years ago, "Tuscan" was the rage. Then farmhouse 🤢, I'm SO READY for that one to go away.
Farmhouse gets a lot of bad press. lol. Timeless is key, you're right.
Very Helpful
Thanks Debra!
Thankyou Thankyou so much.
All your videos are so helpful to design my new kitchen . Your ideas are amazing.
Sankalita from kolkata India
Hi Thank you for watching!!
Great ideas
Hey! Thanks so much for the comment. A lot of people weren't happy with number 9, the open shelf. But other than that, I think I did ok. lol
Can we please talk about your barn doors? Love you! ♥️
Hey Laura! Thanks, most people give me grief over the barn door. Lol
Great info
Hey thanks!
Had to get a top mount apron vault sink because no one wanted to re fit new undermount on granite. Risk of breaking granite. This one for a 36 in cabinet single bowl looks huge. Hope it looks good.
Really? I mean, I can't blame them for being scared to break it, but that's surprising. You'll love the single bowl. We have one large one and would never go back.
Muy bien explicado, (revise el video con subtítulos) totalmente de acuerdo con lavadero amplio, gabinetes hasta el techo, walk in pantry👍🏻 el color blanco como base permite múltiples combinaciones, gris, acero, haya, celeste. Gracias 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
oooh, I'm finally "trendy"!
I've had a bank of navy cabinets for six years...🤣
But I do love my white cabinets on the opposite wall.
We opted for 2 sinks on different sides of the kitchen. One for cleanup next to the dishwasher that sits beneath the (closed) dish cabinet.
The other is on the opposite side of the kitchen near the fridge and coffee pot and is used for washing fruits/veggies and serving beverages.
Works beautifully.
Hey Beth! Sounds awesome and very practical. Thanks for sharing.
HI @mark tobin , could you share the color of the blue cabinet that you demonstrated as a example?
Beautiful
First off, thank you for the great video! But, saying a single bowl sink is more "in" is fine, but saying it's more practical is just silly. The divider serves a purpose. I remodel regularly, and use both, and the double bowl is infinitely more useful and practical. Also, the farmhouse sink trend is on its tail end now; I'd suggest undermount for a more timeless option.
Hey Goran! Thanks for the comment and input. From my experience with different sink options, I much prefer the large single over a double. I've found the divider to be a nuisance. However, what's right for me is definitely not for everyone.
It will be interesting to see how the farm sink fares out. I think it has a few more years yet...maybe? The undermount is by far a more timeless option for sure.
What's your opinion on stainless vs composite?
I did a kitchen remodel this past summer & went with a single bowl sink (16 gauge stainless steel undermount) & glad I did. I think the divider in a double bowl would mostly just be in the way.
@@dresser6135 I know for me it definitely gets in the way. We love our large single. Thanks for commenting.
Under mount sinks have the HUGE advantage of being able to just swipe debris or crumbs into the sink. No trim to get caught on. No collection of water on the counter.
@@MTKDofficial I've had to swap out brand newly added, high end single bowl sinks for doubles a few times already. In a nutshell, people want to have someone (other than a countertop) to place their clean dishes once they're washed, to dry off. Even when you use a dishwasher, oversized pots and pans typically need a place to both be washed, and somewhere to dry. Single bowl doesn't give you that luxury.
Lighter cabinets and just a darker island but I still like matching cabinets but then break it up with wooden floating shelves. I love white cabinets and it brightens up a kitchen. Dark cabinets looks dead and dull. I do love waterfall cabinet in the kitchen. I love walk-in storage kitchen closet for storage.
Hey MaryAnn. Thanks for the input and taking the time to comment.
I've always loved white kitchens too.
Personally I like large double sinks because I prefer a separate sink to rinse whatever I am washing particularly large baking trays, pans and pots. Also I have a friend in London who has a Smallbone kitchen which has an island with a large wooden surface with a slot in the top where you can push the veggie cuttings into a removable bin located in a cupboard under the surface so you don’t have to carry a cutting board full of bits across the floor to a trash can. To keep the wood surface sanitary she uses a smaller cutting board for the actual chopping. For people like myself who do a lot of food prep and cooking it is very convenient.
I agree. When is comes to food prep and especially chopping, wooden surfaces are really great. Thanks so much for the comment!
Great video, appreciate input also like white cabinets (clean look) and open shelving as well as big sinks!
Hey! Thanks for the comment. The open shelves get a lot of heat these days. People either love em or hate em. ha.
Bueno,excelente vídeo 👌🌈🙏🥰🙋♀️🍀🇸🇪
Thank you Maria!
I like the look of one large sink. we have the builder grade two sinks. My husband prefers it I think because he can put the dirty dishes in one and still have the other free to use the water. Of course a prep sink would be nice to have too. I like the look of the open shelves, but everything has to match and keep tidy to make it look pretty. Although most of my cabinets are very tighty and organized I have several that are not like where I keep my vitamins.
After having many different sinks, the large single is by far my favourite.
Farm sinks suck, that is my opinion of course, I dealt with one years ago. I also dealt with open shelves, it is a lot of extra work to ensure the dishes are always set up as a display, your dishes also need to be display quality that coordinates with your kitchen. To each their own.
Hey thanks for the input. It's always great to hear from people who actually have experience with the thing discussed. Appreciate it!
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I do like finishing cabinets to the ceiling, but I would recommend people not just get 42” uppers because the doors can warp a little.
I'm not a designer but I've never had wall cabinets always had opened shelves and I love wood in kitchens mix and max for me
Do what works best for you...I LOVE a couple of open shelving...Am always grabbing a bowl or plate. They don't have time to get dusty. This is so practical for everyday and useful for daily living!!!!
I really like what you are saying
Nice 👍
Hey! Thanks so much.
I just started my research into building a new home and can honestly state that of the 10 trends you state, the only one I agree with is the use of reclaimed wood.
1 out of 10 ain't bad! lol. Good luck on your new build. Very exciting!
Get ready for a huge price tag. Reclaimed wood is extremely expensive. Often triple the cost. And many cabinet shops, like mine, refuse to use it.
@@mattschreiber4251 We have a 50+ year old corn crib on the farm that was built with oak... I'll be using this wood, providing I can get the stuff torn apart properly. Nails do not seem to be letting go. ;-)
5:44 Amen!!!