Kitchen ideas to try on your own kitchen

How to choose a kitchen look

Cabinets carry most of a kitchen's look, so decide their color first: dark, like Charcoal, Aubergine and Dark Cottagecore; wood, like Walnut and Quartzite or White Oak and Black; or pale, like Modern Shaker and Small Galley Kitchen.

Then pick one surface to be the feature. In most of these ideas it is either the counter, like the Viola Marble island, or the wall, like the Blue Zellige backsplash, not both. Keep in mind what you will not change: the layout and the position of the sink and appliances. If your kitchen gets little daylight, the pale and wood-toned ideas will keep it brighter than the dark ones.

What these kitchen ideas cover

Color-led: Charcoal Kitchen, Aubergine Kitchen, Celery Green Cabbageware Kitchen and Dark Cottagecore Kitchen. Material-led: Viola Marble Kitchen, Blue Zellige Kitchen, Walnut and Quartzite Kitchen, Arched Plaster Kitchen and Brutalist Kitchen. Classic: Modern Shaker, French Country, Unfitted Village and Open Shelving kitchens. Modern and earthy: Earthy Modern Kitchen, White Oak and Black Kitchen and Industrial Loft Kitchen. Practical features: Family Kitchen with a Seating Island, Built-in Kitchen Coffee Bar and Kitchen with an Appliance Garage. Open any idea to see its color palette, the materials it uses and a few tips for getting the look, so you can borrow one part of it instead of the whole room.

Small kitchens and smaller budgets

Small Galley Kitchen keeps a narrow room bright with handleless pale cabinets, one long open shelf and good light. Open Shelving Kitchen replaces upper cabinets with oak shelves, and Kitchen with an Appliance Garage hides the toaster and coffee machine behind doors to clear the counter.

If you are not replacing cabinets, color is the change to test first. Try the cabinet colors from these ideas on your own kitchen with the Room Visualizer, which changes only the cabinets and leaves the rest as it is. Lights under the upper cabinets, as in the Charcoal Kitchen, also help a kitchen with little daylight.

Try an idea on your own kitchen

Press "Design this" on any idea. The tool opens with the idea's room type and style already set, and the idea's image as the style reference. Upload a photo of your own kitchen, taken in daylight from a corner or the doorway, and generate. The look comes from the idea; the walls, windows and layout come from your photo, so check the result and generate again if something has moved. To change only some parts, like the cabinets or the backsplash, use AI Kitchen Design instead and add the idea's image as the style reference. You can also add a few words of your own, like "keep my grey sofa" or "lighter floor", to steer the result.

Lite is quicker and uses fewer credits; Max shows more detail and stays closer to your photo. New accounts get free credits to start, no card required.

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