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Top Ten Kitchen Trends

Dec 17, 2017 |

Every year, the National Kitchen-Bath Association (NKBA) formally surveys their members to determine the Top Ten Kitchen Trends.

Here is a summary of the 2017 selections, with an emphasis on how our countertop selections can blend with any trend:

  1. Clean Lines, Built-ins, and Simple Door Styles
  2. Shown above: Polarstone Calacatta Vagli Quartz book-matched slabs

     

  3. White and Gray Painted Cabinets
  4. Shown above: Polished Espirito Santo Granite with custom build up on cook top and sink cutouts

     

  5. Two-toned Kitchens
  6. Shown above: Polished Crazy Horse Granite

     

  7. Wood Cabinets, Metal Emerging
  8. Shown above: Ceasarstone Pure White. Wood cabinets dominate kitchen designs, metal appears to be emerging.

     

  9. Furniture-look Pieces, Rollouts, and Pullouts
  10. Shown above: Polished Statuario Marble

     

  11. Quartz Countertops
  12. Shown above: Caesarstone – Pure White, Square Eased Edge, Apron-Front Farmhouse Sink

     

  13. Induction Cooktops and Convection Ovens
  14. Shown above: Induction Cooktop, disappearing vent system. Silestone Chrome quartz countertop.

     

  15. Technology in the Kitchen
  16. Shown above: With a connected touchscreen, the Samsung Family Hub lets you plan meals, coordinate family schedules and entertain. Three cameras take photos of the contents when you close the door, making shopping easier.

     

  17. Interior Barn Pocket Doors
  18. Shown above:
    Interior barn door custom made by Davis Cabinetry from multiple species of reclaimed wood.

     

  19. Accessible and/or Universal Design
  20. Shown above: Accessible kitchen – Some ADA Standards include: recommended 36” of clear space for “t-turn”, kitchen work surfaces no more than 34” above the floor. There are sink, shelf, storage, and other requirements.


ADA Standards – Source

NKBA Study – Source

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