Kitchen Design Trends 2024
Here at Highline Design & Build, we’re proud to offer you practical solutions that can help make your home somewhere that’s better for you and your family to live in.
But we’re also experts in carrying out luxurious and visually impressive transformations that can turn great houses into stunning homes – and nowhere is this more true than with our kitchen design and installation service.
If you’re thinking about having a new kitchen this year and want to make sure that it isn’t just a practical workspace but also somewhere that looks amazing and reflects the very best in modern design, you’re in the right place. We have the creative and practical skills to bring the latest kitchen trends and colours into your home.
Here are just some of the big kitchen design trends we’re seeing in 2024.
Bold colours
Usually the place for traditional browns, austere greys and minimalist whites, kitchens are now seeing more bright and bold colours, whether that’s in the form of a statement splashback, strongly patterned flooring or brightly painted cabinetry. If the rest of the house can reflect your personality with the colours you like, then why should the kitchen miss out?
Kitchen colour trends in 2024 are not just about brighter spaces, however, as many people are going in completely the other direction by emphasising darker colours – in fact, Magnet has reported that black is its fastest-growing cabinet colour!
Sustainable luxury
The kitchen is increasingly seen as the hub of family life, while the popularity of open-plan living means that it’s also being used for entertaining more than ever before. That means we want it to look amazing in the same way that our living rooms used to get all the attention.
At the same time, we’re all more concerned to use sustainable materials wherever possible. But, for too long, sustainable and luxurious have been considered separate – even incompatible – concepts. Well, no more, because in 2024 homeowners are demanding and getting amazing kitchens that meet both these requirements.
Induction cooking
Induction cooking has been around for a while, but the massive hike in gas prices over the last few years combined with a demand for more sustainable living means that this fast and safe means of cooking is increasingly in demand with savvy customers. Induction cooking can use 70% less energy than traditional methods of cooking; meanwhile, because the ring cools down immediately after a pan is removed, there is also a much reduced risk of burns and accidents.
Subtle lighting
We need overhead lighting when we’re cooking in order to see what we’re doing, while other lighting solutions often need to be incorporated to reflect the more flexible and versatile uses many of our kitchens have these days. But more subtle background lighting is being introduced to more kitchens to create a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
From sconces and under-cabinet lighting to attractive downlights rather than statement pendants, today’s kitchen lighting is as much about creating an aesthetic glow as it is about being able to see what we’re doing!
Islands to treasure
If you have the space, then an island is about as desirable as it gets for the modern kitchen. No longer intended as merely practical food preparation areas and social gathering spots, kitchen islands in 2024 are being designed in such a way that they make a significant statement and represent a far more impressive transition from cooking to living areas.
Today’s kitchen islands use split-level countertops, integrated banquette seating and display shelving to create a whole new furniture concept as much as a functional workspace.
Here at Highline Design & Build, we design and build stunning kitchens for customers in Egham, Twickenham, Weybridge and beyond that reflect their daily needs as much as the latest kitchen trends. Whatever you want from your new kitchen, you can be sure that we can find the right solution that meets your hopes and aspirations.
To turn your kitchen dreams into reality, call us now to ask for a free home visit and no-obligation quotation.