There’s no denying that the kitchen is the heart of many homes. So it makes sense, then, that kitchen cabinet design can make or break the space. Here are some of the most popular modern kitchen cabinet designs in Malaysia.
Well-designed home kitchen cabinets make for a good-looking and functional kitchen – that means efficient to cook in, and a welcoming place to gather and share delicious meals.
If you’re planning a renovation or looking for home kitchen cabinet inspiration, you’re in luck. We chatted to the interior designers at Cobbitty Grove Kitchens and put together a list of eight stunning cabinetry ideas for your dream kitchen.
1. Black kitchen cabinets
This beautiful home kitchen was completed as part of a renovation of an older home, so when it came to building the kitchen cabinets it was important to work with the space. The bold coloured cabinetry complements well with the wooden element.
2. Oak kitchen cabinets
Home kitchen remodelling can get expensive, but you don’t have to build your own kitchen cabinets or buy used kitchen cabinets to save a few bucks.
Custom kitchen cabinets using inexpensive materials – like melamine or stainless steel – can actually be more affordable than you think. And, if you go for the popular two-tone option, your budget-friendly kitchen will be right on-trend.
If you love oak or pine kitchen cabinets, timber-look or timber-veneer options won’t break the bank.
For smaller kitchen designs, install a spice rack or a hanging rack to store your appliances.
3. Timeless shaker cabinetry
The shaker home kitchen profile is truly universal – suitable for both traditional and contemporary homes.
This one features black and white cabinetry with an eye-catching mantle over the stove and a marble countertop– for a subtle elegant touch.
4. Neutral, white cabinet doors
This home kitchen designed in the popular shaker style – with all-white cabinets featuring beautiful brass handles to add a feminine touch. Avoid adding too much cabinet accessories to the minimalistic space or it’ll lose its appeal.
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5. Country-style design
All-white home kitchens are a popular choice, but there has to be something that adds character.
This one has a country vibe to it – with mesh-detailed bi-fold doors to hide away the kettle and toaster but still, offer easy access.
6. Blue corner
When it comes to home kitchen design trends, all shades of blue are becoming popular. The kitchen design in this space features double doors that open to a huge pantry and laundry area.
For blind covers, install a lazy susan to optimise space and offer easy access to hard to reach areas.
7. White and grey combo
Nothing says modern home kitchen quite like the sleek lines of handle-less cabinetry. Add in high-gloss and it’s banging on-trend.
Plus, the over-sized island means more room for kitchen cabinet storage – including plenty of drawers, which are more popular than cupboards thanks to the easy access to contents.
If you lack natural light in your kitchen, don’t worry, the white and grey colour combination will make the space much brighter and airier. Place a pendant lights above the kitchen island and you’re good to go,
8. Custom cabinet design
Sometimes, it truly is the little things that make all the difference. And this home kitchen is no exception.
The addition of a V-groove board wrapping the outside corner of the U-shaped kitchen adds instant appeal. And you don’t have to worry about storage space either, the top and base cabinet offers lots of storage there.
Upgrading your kitchen cabinet is by far one of the easiest ways to change up the look of your kitchen. As you can see from the different tips above, there are many modern home kitchen cabinet designs you can implement for your home. Once you’ve set on the type of cabinet design you want, consult an interior designer to see how it fits into the space. If you’re looking for more kitchen cabinet ideas, click here.
This article was originally published as 8 hot kitchen cabinet design ideas to try by realestate.com.au written by Erin Morris.