The advantages of the two-tone kitchen
The two-tone kitchen captivates above all with its creativity. In addition to colors, it is indeed allowed to mix materials, textures and finishes. You are therefore assured of designing a truly unique kitchen.
If the closed kitchen is making a noticeable return to center stage, the trend is still open kitchens – or even almost integrated – into the living room. Whether you choose one or the other, the use of two colors allows for rather clever trompe-l’oeil effects.
Trend, the combination of charcoal gray and blue! Here, the color immediately catches the eye, while the area dedicated to the sink is discreet. Here is a rather canon way to arrange a small functional kitchen, and pleasant to live in.
In this very contemporary open kitchen in white and purple, some of the storage space blends into the decor, blending in perfectly with the accent wall. If the kitchen is large and well equipped, it retains a certain lightness.
In the kitchen, the current trend is towards minimalism. It is therefore fashionable to eliminate high storage altogether, especially in a closed kitchen, where they quickly make the atmosphere cramped. However, in a family kitchen, it is sometimes difficult to do without this storage. What to do in this case? Combine low units chosen in a dark color with high storage units in light color.
The kitchen has become a convivial space in which it is good to meet up to cook… and to chill! The bench is therefore now quite common equipment. Smart, the two-tone kitchen allows you to structure the room, by drawing two spaces in the room.
Two-tone kitchen: two colors, maximum style
Natural atmosphere, Japanese spirit or very contemporary atmosphere… No matter what style you prefer: the two-tone kitchen will give it a special touch.
Very professional atmosphere in this brushed steel kitchen. The charcoal gray elements, chosen in a matte finish that contrasts nicely with the steel, bring a touch of softness to this kitchen with a clean design.
Between dark wood and very trendy terracotta, this two-tone kitchen has a very successful Mid Century decoration. We love the choice of small furniture and decoration, starting with the velvet chairs which accentuate the cozy spirit of the decoration.
The kitchen does not always benefit from optimal exposure. If the white kitchen is an option, you can go for a splash of color. The combination of a medium to dark blue – here, a navy blue – produces a very bright contrast, which works very well in a room with poor natural light.
Two colors, two materials, for a very successful soft and luminous atmosphere! Combining an essence of light wood and a very soft pastel green, this Scandinavian-inspired kitchen is right in line with a current trend: bringing nature into the home.
This chic country kitchen plays with household appliances to offer a very graphic two-tone look: a little twist that gives it a slightly offbeat character, and very contemporary.
From the front, this modern chocolate kitchen looks very wise. You have to approach it so that it reveals its hidden side, which displays a playful yellow full of gaiety. The two-tone kitchen presents another interest here: it allows the space to be visually reshaped, and a delicate length configuration suddenly becomes very user-friendly.
In this large semi-open kitchen, all the equipment is gathered on a single section of the wall, which frees up space. A smart choice, but the risk is great that the whole is visually very impressive. We therefore opted for a two-tone kitchen, in black and ecru, which suddenly appears much more compact than it is.
In red and black, this very contemporary two-tone kitchen offers a minimalist design and a matte finish, enhanced by the generous natural light.
One of the tips for arranging a small kitchen is to use the wall surface, by investing the entire height under the ceiling. Now is the time or never to adopt the two-tone kitchen, to create an equipped kitchen that is as airy as it is functional.
This two-tone kitchen plays with its graphic look, which accentuates its asymmetrical layout. Result: an original open kitchen, which brings real dynamism to the entire stay.
In this small two-tone kitchen, the splashback displays a design that perfectly mixes terracotta and wood. This trick helps to make the whole thing compact and cohesive.
This two-tone kitchen offers earthy nuances, between brown and taupe: a very natural palette, for a very chic ethnic atmosphere.
This industrial-inspired two-tone kitchen offers a very chic touch and a touch of quirk. Its secret: the association of a dark gray, emblematic of the factory style, and a very warm fifties wood essence. A mix and match that is all the more successful as the furniture ogles the 1950s without complex, too.