5 Dream Kitchens

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5 Dream Kitchens

Nearly every person’s dream that I’ve encountered is to have a kitchen that comes straight from a magazine spread. Most of us can’t quite afford to have that dream kitchen, so we settle on fantasies and getting what we can. Happys Appliances can offer a great deal on pieces for that kitchen. Hopefully one day we’ll all be able to get what we want–until then though, here’s 5 dream kitchens that’ll make your heart melt!

1. Bohemian

Honestly the Boho flare that this kitchen has is gorgeous. There’s the beautiful sea blue backsplash paired with the sleek white counters and cabinets. It creates an open and inviting space. Pairing it with a white cooktop or slide in range really completes the look. Even the plants add to the overall peaceful, tropical vibe. The Bohemian style is varied, with other kitchens carrying a more orange and red scheme, so if the blue and white isn’t to your tastes you definitely have options.

2. Rustic

Rustic styles are honestly some of my favorites. They’re simple and clean while remaining visually appealing and interesting. There are a lot of statement pieces that you can gather and use as unique decor. Things like tin milk cans as containers, mason jars for spices and jams, wooden spoons, cute little half curtains on the windows, and more! This style offers versatility–you can literally tailor it to whatever you feel is rustic–and definitely creates a conversation.

3. Black and White

For those of us who don’t like the rustic look, a black and white color scheme gives a modern vibe to a kitchen. Black and white checkerboard patterns create a nice visual that tricks our brains into thinking there’s more space than there is–a great asset when your kitchen is on the smaller side. Any black stove you place in here would look great too. Stainless steel stuff goes perfectly with the colors too, so if that’s more of a preference there won’t be any clashing.

4. Green Theme

Soft green themed kitchens can be the most peaceful, gorgeous kitchens there are. Couple them with white or black countertops–or even wood–and you’ll have a kitchen that you’ll be reluctant to leave. Stainless steel appliances would probably be the best bet to match with everything, but so, so worth it in the end. Fresh fruit sitting on the counter in a bowl just heightens the appeal!

5. Stone

Easily the most expensive, stone themed kitchens are usually beautiful and unique. Most use granite and composite stones to finish everything off and couple with wood flooring and counters. Everything has to be precisely placed so that the stones fit flush against each other–a lot of work, but definitely worth it. Most people pair this scheme with stainless steel appliances, not wanting anything to clash or stand out.

Conclusion

They’re dream kitchens, but we can all hope to have the one of our dreams someday. I know that I certainly am! Maybe we all should have been home designers? We’d get paid making a dream kitchen and we’d get to see what it looked like when it was done!