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Loading...This kitchen design was created by our design studio in 2015. It is made in the beige monochrome that effortlessly maintains a strong showing in the world of interior design throughout the course of the last several hundred years. Why are nude shades so popular? At first, the colors of the beige palette are able to make any space appear lighter and expand its scope no less than a white would. Secondly, nudes pair well with just about anything from flamboyant neons to laid back shades of chocolate. Another reason designers love beige is that it is the color that reminds us of many “delicious” things that we like; coffee with cream, cappuccino with chocolate, tiramisu, a delicate cake with milk. What color can be better for a kitchen than one that brings to mind such a delectable array of deserts?
Coffee shades in the kitchen-dining room design
New 2015 kitchen interior from Ruslan and Maria Green
The scheme of this particular kitchen gives you associations of taste with the thoughtfulness of a cup of cappuccino or steaming latte. Private interior designers Ruslan and Maria Green decided to use a light coffee shade for this room. They picked coffee beige because it visually increases the feeling of a wide open space. In this project, the dark shades of beige at the top of the room are combined with the white floor and the dining table. The folding door also helps to expand the space.
Modern zoning ideas of a kitchen-dining room interior
White doors in the kitchen interior
The beige kitchen-dining room in the apartment is furnished with a tall kitchen set and built-in appliances. Such furniture and appliances are recommended for anyone who needs a large storage area for their utensils and cookware. Especially if you do not intend to sacrifice valuable space. Due to a spacious cabints, a central kitchen area is opened to the dining room. The dining room is furnished with a gorgeous white dining table accompanied by six laconic classically designed chairs.
Golden patterns play an important role in the kitchen interior. We can see them on the furniture, doors, and even on something seemingly insignificant as napkins.
