100 Beautiful Kitchens: Inspire Your Next Reno

These stunning kitchens showcase the latest designs in US households. We’ve curated 100 kitchen inspiration images by color, making it effortless to explore your favorite ideas.

The kitchen is the heart of the home, where you cook, clean, and connect with loved ones. It’s essential for this space to be both functional and reflective of your personal style.

There is no shortage of beautiful kitchen ideas. Whether you’re working with a small or large room, these examples can help you maximize your space.

100 Beautiful Kitchen Design Ideas:

Here are 100 beautiful kitchen images categorized by color.

White Kitchen Ideas:

According to the 2023 Houzz Kitchen Trend Survey, white cabinets remain the most popular choice, with 40% of homeowners selecting white when renovating their kitchen.

1. Bright Kitchen

Designer Ann Decker understands that large windows create a bright and fresh aesthetic in a white kitchen. To achieve an airy ambiance in an all-white kitchen, maximize the use of natural light.

McIntosh Moorman Interior Design demonstrates that marble and white make a chic kitchen combination, especially when paired with a tiled marble backsplash.

la SHED’s creation of this white kitchen deserves applause. The focus on simplicity allows the white and wood to complement each other, while different materials create texture.

4. Neutral Kitchen With Color Splashes

Here you have a yellow stove contrasted against dark cabinets and white walls. Adding a pop of color brings a fun element to a white kitchen.

Your cabinets don’t have to be white just because your walls are. Opting for a darker cabinet color, such as Brittany’s, can help distinguish your space.

White shiplap is a favorite among modern kitchens. It creates a clean rustic look when used to cover kitchen walls. To maintain continuity, Courtney Bishop covers cabinet doors with shiplap.

Danish design company, Garde Hvalsoe, used wood to bring warmth to this kitchen. Light wood hues offer Scandinavian style. 8. Wood Kitchen Flooring

Wood floors are popular in kitchens, regardless of color. By choosing wood for a white kitchen, depth and texture are added to a plain space. Jen Langston chose a lighter stain for the floor to maintain a fresh feel.

Farmhouse kitchens often incorporate white and wood colors, and this example exemplifies why.

If your kitchen has dark corners, choose white with warmer undertones to create a cozy space.

Naturally, we should all consider going white on white like POCO Designs. White walls, floor, and cabinets bring the focus to what matters most: the people and the food.

Gray Kitchen Ideas

Gray is a versatile neutral that can be warm or cool, depending on the shade.

11. Gray Kitchen

Painting your kitchen warm gray creates a cozy room. (image from Ryan Wicks Photography)

12. Family-Friendly Kitchen

Loves Interiors demonstrates that choosing gray for your kitchen can create a modern, family-friendly space that is softer than black or white. Gray is also a neutral color that pairs well with metallic accents and contemporary design.

When your home has wood floors, it is logical to keep the rest of your decor warm. For example, Johnston Park Interiors used a warm gray for the walls and the cabinets. It is a perfect kitchen for enjoying your morning coffee.

Is your kitchen filled with cabinets? Don’t worry. This Modulnova Twenty kitchen has sleek gray cabinets for a modern look.

15. Adding Pastel Colors to a Gray Kitchen

Gray kitchens have become popular in recent years because of their sleek and modern look. If you’re considering a gray kitchen, you may want to consider pairing it with other pastel colors. One great option is light green, which can create a calming and soothing atmosphere.

If you find gray overwhelming, try painting your cabinets a bright color that complements your dusky walls, like in this cheerful Swedish kitchen.

17. Brick Flooring and Backsplashes

These bricks have black, cream, and gray hues. Dawn Hearn Interior Design complements the gray bricks by choosing a similar cabinet and wall color.

When you think of gray and chic, you probably think of marble. Design practice De Rosee Sa fully utilizes marble in this gray kitchen. A marble kitchen island with seating and waterfall ends is the epitome of elegance.

Jill Frey’s Kitchen Design adds basket shades to hanging pendants, giving this kitchen a touch of personality and a boho flair.

20. Concrete Kitchen

Concrete is a popular design medium, as evidenced by Rob Mills Architects’ kitchen design, which features a warm gray glow.

One option for a calming cooking environment is a blue kitchen. Gray-blues and navys can act as neutrals, while brighter shades of blue can be used as accents.

21. Blue Kitchen

Blue can be used as a neutral or accent, depending on the shade. Howell’s Architecture and Design covered this kitchen’s walls with beautiful blue tiles.

22. Blue Cabinets in the Kitchen

Blue tile might not be an option for your kitchen, but you can find another way to add it – like painting your cabinet fronts. This kitchen shows us how blue cabinetry adds a modern feel.

Blue cabinetry adds a modern feel to this kitchen since blue tile might not be an option. You can find another way to incorporate blue, such as painting your cabinet fronts.

Famous painter Claude Monet knew his colors. His kitchen exemplifies how different shades of blue add interest. Vintage kitchens are not afraid to take chances.

Navy is often labeled too dark for walls. However, EMI Interior Design suggests that dark walls make other elements pop.

25. Pale Blue Kitchen

While some believe light blue is only suitable for nurseries, Angie Keyes proves them wrong by utilizing a pale blue in this kitchen to create a charming cottage atmosphere.

Sometimes you find a blue shade you love so much that you want to paint everything that color. Plain English Design used the same shade on the walls and cabinets in this traditional kitchen.

Here’s a kitchen with a blue backsplash and countertop. Galley kitchens are easier to create in narrow cooking spaces, like this example. Your kids can even help you keep the blue countertop clean.

Smaller tiles work well in the bathroom, as Wynne Taylor Ford demonstrates. The stunning kitchen backsplash, along with blue accents, brings the room together. Beautiful coastal kitchens often incorporate blue hues and light wood tones.

Blue is a great choice for texture. The wavy surface and gradient tones of this backsplash enhance the rusticity of the kitchen. Alexander and Co. pairs the blue with warm wood cabinets.

Greg Terbrock Design Build created a bright and happy turquoise kitchen that resembles a beach house. This kitchen features a white color scheme with a colored island.

Red Kitchen Ideas

Red is a versatile color that suits modern, farmhouse, and retro kitchens.

31. Modern Red Kitchen

When people think of red, they often imagine a country kitchen with plaid valances and a rooster cookie jar. However, this modern kitchen by Roselind Wilson Design demonstrates that red can also work in a contemporary setting. The sleek lines and glossy cabinet fronts eliminate any association with traditional country styles.

Red is a vibrant color for eclectic kitchens. Amazing Spaces uses bright lipstick red for the kitchen cabinets, creating a welcoming atmosphere for family gatherings and creative activities.

Maybe you like red, but you’re concerned about using it in your kitchen. Instead, choose a darker color. The backsplash in this Chai Design kitchen is dark enough to feel chic and classy rather than bright and punchy.

Rysso Peters is skilled at taking chic to the next level. This contemporary kitchen uses red and black for contrast.

For a lighter look with eye-drawing red, try Nissen Richards Studio’s trick. Paint the wall above your counter in your chosen shade and install sleek clear panels over top. You’ll get a modern red backsplash that’s easy to clean.

Not the DIY type? Go for a red tile. Martins Camisuli Architects designed a sleek white kitchen with a red backsplash.

Spanish Kitchen Design.

These red cabinets in Cheryl Ketner Interiors kitchen lay the foundation for a well-designed Spanish kitchen. Just add terra cotta.

Purple And Deep Red Kitchen

If the bright red doesn’t appeal to you, add a touch of purple to the paint for a deeper wine-red color like the Harvey Jones kitchen cabinets. The deep colors add a dramatic flair to the space without feeling gaudy.

Bright red is the color of retro. This retro kitchen features lipstick-red appliances and cabinets. If you’re working on a mid-century reno, consider a kitchen idea like this.

40. Deep Country Red

We can’t ignore a red French country kitchen that exudes warmth. The kitchen in this Johnson Berman lodge combines deep country red with natural wood tones.

Green Kitchen Ideas

Green is a highly sought-after color in 2023. To stay on-trend, think about incorporating hunter-green cabinets, sage walls, and green accents.

41. A Calming Green Kitchen

Many people are drawn to green for its calming properties. If you’re an experimental cook, painting your kitchen a green shade like this one from Carlyn and Company Interiors and Design can help you relax while you work on the perfect cake. 42.

Balance out a busy kitchen.

Rustic kitchens with wood and stone textures can benefit from a calming color. JKA Design added a pale leafy green to this kitchen by giving the wood cabinets a once-over.

Green is a great shade for modern kitchens. Kitchen Designs by Ken Kelly Inc. used bright green to contrast the space.

44. Pair Marble With Green Cabinets for a Modern Kitchen

Greg Natale uses green cabinets in this marble kitchen, creating a classic feel.

If you’re serious about marble, you’ll be thrilled to see these green-tinted countertops. Elegant Kitchens and Baths Inc. found an unexpected way to put more green into this kitchen and still keep the clean white look. A win-win for everyone involved.

46. Opt for a Deeper Green Shade.

Balt Atelier Limited chose a deeper green for their cabinetry, which is a popular choice nowadays. The dusky shade complements the modern elements while still maintaining a traditional aesthetic. This kitchen is a perfect example of moody green cabinets paired with a marble countertop.

Donald Lococo Architects covered the cabinets and beadboard in the same green shade to create continuity. The flooring and counters offer contrast.

A bright backsplash can make wooden cabinets stand out. The green color in this Nico van der Meulen Architects kitchen adds cheer to the modern space.

If walls, cabinets, and backsplash weren’t enough, you can also put green on your kitchen floor. Design Studio West uses green and white linoleum to maintain the retro feel in this kitchen but with less contrast than the typical black and white.

Sea-green cabinets give a light cottage look. This Mark Williams Design Associates kitchen is the perfect place to come into after a beach romp.

Black Kitchen Ideas:

Using black in your kitchen creates a moody and dramatic space that visually contrasts with lighter colors.

51. Chic Black Kitchen.

When you hear the word chic, white might come to mind. However, this black kitchen exudes a high-end feel. Designed by Surroundings, the black appliances and cabinetry create a modern and classy space.

Blakes London covers the kitchen’s beadboard with dusty black, creating visual interest with contrasting color and material.

Here’s a kitchen that fully embraces black. The white countertop breaks up the black look, offering a luxurious feel.

54. Opt For a Black Floor in the Kitchen

Opt for a black floor instead of black walls to ground your space. In this kitchen, the designers also installed black cabinets and appliances for a statement-making look.

Modern kitchens often opt for a clean-cut aesthetic with white and stainless steel. However, William Burton Leopardi showcases a unique alternative by incorporating black into his design. The use of black adds a standout element to the kitchen, creating a rustic and distinctive look.

Even rustic kitchens can incorporate black in impressive ways. Katrin Arens uses black as a backsplash alternative, giving an industrial feel next to the wood.

Many designers use a white background to showcase pops of color, but consider black instead. Especially with a bright shade like the yellow in this Atticus and Milo kitchen, black can give your favorite color the punch it needs.

Black doesn’t have to be flat. Add texture with a wavy black tile. Francois Berube Interiors uses the gloss finish to make a statement among the white cabinetry.

In a rustic kitchen, consider a backsplash with dimension. Erin Swift chose a black texturized backsplash that complements other finishes in the room.

Standard Studio creates unique kitchens that are anything but ordinary. The sleek black cabinetry exudes a modern yet slightly industrial aesthetic, perfect for homeowners who appreciate a blend of natural and contemporary styles.

Orange is a color that represents energy, warmth, and creativity, making it an excellent choice for a kitchen.

61. Happy Orange Kitchen

If you love orange, feel free to incorporate it into your kitchen. These cabinets from Applegate Interior Design Project provide a sleek, modern, and cheerful aesthetic.

This kitchen by Dyna Contracting features an orange subway tile that adds interest and brightness to the room, contrasting the countertops.

When your cabinets are dark, contrast with bright orange. This kitchen’s popping orange makes it feel modern and cheerful. The cabinets will make you smile in the morning.

Mid-Century Modern Kitchen

Orange is the dominant color in midcentury modern decor. Instead of using it on the walls, Kropat Interior Design chose to have orange countertops.

Orange can be modern, as seen in this sleek kitchen. The reddish-orange color, combined with wood cabinets, creates a welcoming atmosphere.

The backsplash isn’t the only way to incorporate orange into your kitchen. Orange cabinets, such as those in the Mark English Architects kitchen, create a sleek backdrop.

Diehard orange enthusiasts should consider orange appliances. Kingston Design Remodeling discovered a fridge that perfectly complements the orange backsplash in this small kitchen.

A touch of orange paint can instantly revitalize your kitchen without any long-term commitment. Adding an orange focal wall, as demonstrated in this example from Covenant Kitchens & Baths, Inc., can transform the space without breaking the bank.

69. Pleasing Orange Tiles in the Kitchen

Consider adding orange patterned tile to your kitchen wall. Blossom Studio’s choice of orange design complements the pastel shades throughout the home.

Copper has been a trendy metal for a while now, giving your kitchen an orange glow. An idea from Murdock Solon Architects is to use copper as your kitchen backsplash.

Now let’s talk about brown kitchen ideas. Beige is making a comeback, so if you’re tired of using white or gray as your neutral color, consider these brown kitchen ideas.

First up is the gray tinted brown kitchen.

If you’re not ready to let go, consider a gray-tinted brown for your kitchen. Greige is a soft shade that acts as a warm neutral, like in this kitchen by Carter Kay Interiors.

Put white cabinet doors against chocolate brown for contrast. You could also reverse this idea by using chocolate brown cabinets with a white counter.

Marigo Design uses various shades of brown in this traditional kitchen example. The light brown backsplash complements the cream cabinetry, while the deep brown island table stands out. The wood floor underneath ties everything together.

Give yourself a break and install dark brown cabinets in your kitchen. The light-tone wood floors will keep the room from feeling heavy. This idea works well with light tile or linoleum flooring as well.

You have options beyond the traditional light browns and dark cabinets for a brown kitchen. Consider A3’s design and paint your walls and trim to create contrast against your white tile.

A tile backsplash with five shades of brown was chosen by Charisma to complement the other colors in the room.

Modern kitchens often require creative layout designs. This small kitchen by Rob Kennon Architects utilizes plywood to create a light and airy natural texture.

Rustic kitchens exemplify brown kitchens. Holmes Hole Builders covered the walls in rustic wood to create a quaint cabin atmosphere. The varying shades of brown and wood grain contribute to a family-friendly ambiance.

The blue kitchen island adds stability.

Talk about cabin vibes. This kitchen by Jersey Ice Cream Co. used a whole barn’s worth of rustic wood for the kitchen. It’s a warm, perfect look for a small house in the woods.

Dorrington Atcheson Architects has created a mid-century modern kitchen with wood and bright cabinets that complement each other well.

Yellow kitchens are known for their ability to grab attention and represent optimism and joy. Adding yellow to your kitchen can elevate everyone’s mood.

A Sunny Yellow Kitchen (81)

Yellow kitchens add happiness to homes, such as this one from Cottage Company. The butter yellow shade is perfect for enjoying your morning coffee.

MN Builders demonstrates how yellow complements contemporary kitchens by merging modern design with a hint of traditional aesthetics.

Think creatively when choosing a yellow color scheme for your kitchen. Consider painting the cabinets and adding a subway tile backsplash for a fresh look.

Find a pretty yellow tile pattern for your kitchen backsplash. This Adrienne DeRosa kitchen uses two shades of yellow to bring joy to the eyes and soul.

Kitchens can be used to create a statement wall. Choose a bright shade, such as Lynda Miehe Associates, and you’ll always have a cheerful atmosphere while cooking.

If you’re not a shy decorator, follow the lead of this contemporary kitchen and find the brightest yellow for your main kitchen color. This works for small kitchens in a little corner of the house.

In this retro kitchen, designed by Jackson Design & Remodeling, butter yellow covers the walls, backsplash, countertop, and floor. They even found pale yellow appliances to match. 88. Classic Kitchen Upgrade with Yellow

Hendricks Churchill brightens this farmhouse design with a sunny shade for the cabinets and trim. Rustic pendant light fixtures hang over the island for a balanced look.

Adeeni Design Group merged a kitchen and breakfast nook using pale yellow custom cabinetry. Paired with a marble countertop, it creates a classic and traditional look.

In this example, honey-yellow cabinets are the perfect choice. The cabinets cover the bottom of the kitchen counters.

Pink Kitchen Ideas

If you want a feminine and fun touch, pink is your color.

91. Girly Pink Kitchen Example

This Jessica Buckley Interiors beauty is feminine with striped cushions and a floral shade. Perfect for a bachelorette’s apartment.

Pink is a great color for a kitchen statement wall. This kitchen uses clear panels over a painted wall to create the illusion of a pink backsplash.

If pink walls are acceptable, then why not pink cabinets? The glossy finish on the cabinets in this Leicht Westchester-Greenwich kitchen is modern chic.

If your kitchen looks like a nursery, use a blush color to tone it down. Middleton Bespoke Interiors chose a warmer shade of pink that would blend with the wood tones in this rustic kitchen.

Take your blush, add an orange tint, and you’re close to millennial pink – punchy and pretty at the same time. Gisbert Poeppler pairs their pink with chic shades like black for a grown-up look in an otherwise girly space.

96. Hot Pink Kitchen

The two-tone cabinets in this Mal Corboy Design kitchen are minimal and modern. It’s suitable for fans of Malibu Barbie dolls.

97. Hot Pink Kitchen Backsplash for a Modern Look

The modern kitchen features a hot pink backsplash that adds a contemporary touch.

If you want a pink kitchen, this example by Mal Corboy Design offers inspiration. The surface adds texture to the space without making it hard to clean.

If you prefer pale pink, take a note from A1 Lofts and Extensions and embrace it. They even make pink appliances to fill your need.

When making decorating decisions with someone else, compromise is key. Harvey Jones Kitchens shows that a big impact can be made without using pink.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How Much Does a Kitchen Remodel Cost?

According to the NKBA, kitchen remodels can cost between $1,000 for a single replacement and $20,000 for a complete remodel.

What Is the Most Popular Kitchen Renovation Item?

Almost 50 percent of total kitchen renovation spending went to appliances and cabinetry, according to the NKBA. The average renovation job cost about $4,000.

Which Kitchen Colors Affect Eating Habits?

Psychologists have found that red increases appetite. For a color that reduces appetite, choose gray. And if you want to slow down your food consumption, go for blue.

Most Popular Kitchen Cabinet Style

Oak cabinets are making a comeback in US households. Although popular in the 50s, they are even more popular today.