by selecting unique hardware, as small details contribute signifi cantly to


the overall warmth and character


Infuse personality


incorporating fi tures with warm-toned bulbs as this will enhance the inviting ambience. Statement pendants hung over an impressive island can be used to great effect along with warm under unit lighting and strip lights to illuminate features such as decorative shelves or alcoes for eample. or the fi tures themselves, warm metals, glass, or even ceramic pendant lights work well in warm textural kitchens and there are many different sizes and shapes available to choose from.


THE COLOUR PALETTE Warm muted tones can be applied to walls, cabinetry, and even furniture pieces to create a harmonious and sophisticated space. Subtle accent


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colours can also be incorporated using artwork, decorative accessories, and soft furnishings. Consider combining the old with the new; a few vintage pieces combined with modern-day kitchen accessories made from natural or recycled materials can create a harmonious, unique space. Further enhance the allure of this kitchen style with feature walls, elevating your space to new dimensions. Explore exposed brick, textured wallpaper, or even innovative paint techniques to infuse depth into your design. Consider installing open shelving to showcase glassware or decorative items, imparting not only visual intrigue but also creating a lived-in, layered atmosphere.


COMPLETE THE LOOK The warm textural kitchen trend is about creating a comfortable, elegant space that will stand the test of time. Select furniture and soft furnishings with care, opting for pieces with warm fi nishes and initing fabrics. For island seating, barstools are a popular choice and are available in a wide variety of designs and materials. To fi nish your space consider window treatments such as blinds crafted from natural fi bres like cotton or linen along with proportional area rugs to soften the space while providing homely comfort and texture.


Molly Chandler is a designer at Willis & Stone


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