The Beauty of an All White Kitchen
An all white kitchen is a fantastic design aesthetic to achieve something timeless and elegant in your home.
Fresh, light, bright and inviting, there are many benefits to opting for a completely white colour scheme.
Why a contemporary all white kitchen could be the right move
White reflects light. In a kitchen where there is generally a ton of appliances, a hive of activity and heavy foot traffic, making the room seem more spacious and appear brighter is invaluable. The more light that is reflected around the place, the more airiness and less cramped the kitchen is going to feel.
Moreover, the simplicity of an all white kitchen brings a sense of calmness and tranquility as the clean nature of the walls, floors and cabinetry will help you achieve a more rested peace of mind.
Lastly, white looks and functions like a blank and versatile canvas. For those wanting to accessorise, there’s plenty of scope for using different colours and textures throughout the kitchen without having to worry about overwhelming the space aesthetically.
Interior Design Styles for an All White Kitchen
White kitchens are not just beautiful inherently, they also offer a ton of potential for achieving fashionable and stylistic interior design looks. Whether you prefer a contemporary appearance, something more rustic, a traditional feel or the minimalist aesthetic, an all white kitchen is the springboard you may need to achieve your desired look.
For example, you may want to use stainless steel and geometric pendant lighting for a modern and sleek steel. Alternatively, exposed beams and wooden accents can infuse a bit of rustic charm. Lastly, traditional kitchenware and ornate detailing can turn a white kitchen into something traditional and opulent.
The design style is up to you!
Choosing The Right Shade of White
Even all white kitchens can actually vary when it comes to look and feel.
There are many different shades of white that are used in interior designs, especially in the kitchen. The shade you choose will add depth and character to the aesthetic, so consider what you’re going for,
For example, a cool-toned white will bring a neutral appearance to the space whereas one with a slight grey or blue undertone will come off as crisp and contemporary. Something slightly beige-tinged will be more cozy and ambient in feel.
It can be difficult trying to work out which white best suits your intended style. Rather, we recommend starting with the interior design style you want to achieve and then from there working out which type of all white kitchen will best achieve that sophisticated look.
To help inspire you, check out our range of white stone slabs here.
Do’s and Don’ts for Accessorising an All White Kitchen
The Euro Marble team is bursting at the seams with all white kitchen ideas. To help us channel our expertise and experience in a way that will help you bring to life the kitchen of your dreams, we’ve put together a list of do’s and don’ts for accessorising your white kitchen.
Do’s for Accessorising
1. Use pops of colour
Adding a little colour in the form of contained accessories, think dishware or flowers, is a subtle yet effective way of injecting life and personality into the contemporary all white kitchen aesthetic.
2. Play with textures and patterns
All white kitchens look inherently smooth and sleek. This provides the perfect opportunity to incorporate more varied textures in rugs, placemats or even splashbacks. Some well-considered patterns can bring the room to life and complement the rest of the neutral coloured room.
3. Bring in some greenery
The kitchen is the perfect place to bring in some fresh herbs on the windowsill. Not only will this add a touch of delicate nature but it is a practical addition as well. Apart from edible herbs, indoor plants add life and vibrancy to a room and in a white kitchen the greens and browns will pop even more.
4. Leverage the lighting
All white kitchens are naturally bright and light, so use the light fixtures to great effect. Strong and bright lighting is not only practical in providing needed illumination during food preparation but it will also take advantage of the whiteness of the room and reflect throughout.
5. Hang artwork
Artwork belongs in every room of the home but with the whiteness of the kitchen providing the perfect backdrop, your personally chosen artwork will infuse a bit of your character into the otherwise minimalist space.
Don’ts for Accessorising
1. Overcrowd with accessories
Kitchens are prone to becoming cluttered and overcrowded. Take care not to add too many accents or accessories to keep the room balanced and feeling spacious.
2. Use dark tones excessively
We’ve opted for an all white kitchen for good reason, remember? Some contrasting colour elements can be really positively impactful but don’t choose too many dark accessories that can undermine the white theme of the kitchen.
3. Ignore storage needs
Kitchens need storage. More often than you realise, adding accessories can interfere with the functionality of a kitchen and its storage solutions. Keeping spaces and countertops clear of unnecessary items will help you manage your storage needs.
4. Neglect maintenance
All white kitchens can show dirt, stains and mess more easily. When you’re accessorising the space, try not to add too much maintenance to your daily cleaning routine. On the other hand, remember not to neglect needed maintenance and cleaning at the same time.
All White Kitchen Ideas for Every Application
With these ideas in mind you’ll be ready to confidently accessorise your all white kitchen and create a room that looks great, functions wonderfully and reflects your unique personality.
There’s no better way to achieve a contemporary all white kitchen look than with beautiful white natural stone.
So, come on into our showroom today and we’ll find the right white for you!
