New Warm Wood Kitchen: Embracing Cozy Elegance and Timeless Beauty
A San Diego family realized they’d be happier with an open kitchen plan that’s more suitable for entertaining. A Designed Space removed a cumbersome peninsula and added maple cabinets and dark quartz countertops to create a new, warm wood kitchen which better suits the way the family lives.
A ceramic wall light illuminates the single bowl sink with a stainless steel pull-down faucet in a pretty goose neck design. Creamy zellige tile, which is extremely popular right now, creates a beautiful back splash.
A custom cream-colored plaster hood adds to the clean aesthetic of this warm wood kitchen.
Overhead cabinets and a pantry were removed to create an open floor plan from the kitchen to the adjacent dining space.
The cozy dining space reveals the beauty of the handmade clay flooring that pairs so well with the warmth of the maple cabinets and table. Vintage Nordic artwork decorates the space above the built-in banquette. Painted Windsor chairs add timeless appeal.
A built-in storage tower provides space for dishes and kids crafts. Glass doors lead from the dining area out to the backyard while allowing a good dose of natural lighting to flow into the room.
See more photos, including before pictures, of today’s warm wood kitchen by A Designed Space.
This kitchen is so inviting with a lovely, peaceful, calming design, and soft earthly colors.
The kitchen is cute and I like the Nordic village artwork. Sometimes I get in a rut with what artwork to use where. It would be nice if there was some type of guideline.
Makes me want to take out most of my upper cabinets. love this kitchen.