Charming kitchen: ideas for modern rustic cuisine

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We love modern design for its minimalist touch and clean lines. And we love the rustic style for its organic approach and a little vintage. And if you do not believe in the marriage between these two decorative styles, the examples that we will present in this article will make you fall in love with the charming kitchen modern rustic style.

Combine some elements of these two different styles to create a unique and very elegant kitchen decor.

When it comes to interior design, the architectural style of your house or apartment will dictate your decorative choices. And if you live in a mid-century modern home, you’re certainly divided between contemporary style and rustic vintage style. These designs evoke images of ancient materials and fall colors such as yellow, orange and brown.

Since rustic design is often connected to the area where you live, drawing inspiration from the outside is a great way to incorporate rustic style into your kitchen. Decorate your kitchen with wood from your area. Use the same wood for the floor covering. If your kitchen has a beautiful view of the outside, try painting it in a color that is reminiscent of this view. The color palette of the rustic kitchen is often composed of light blue, orange and yellow.

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Hickory, walnut and cherry are often the chosen woods for modern rustic style cooking. It is also true that pine is certainly the wood that best represents the charming kitchen rustic. Pine wood can have varying shades, so choose the one that best suits your interior. This wood is also an excellent choice for kitchen furniture, as well as for the worktop and the island. When it comes to rustic design, the small imperfections of the wood give it a real old-fashioned charm.

Many kitchens have tiled floors, but if you have opted for modern rustic deco, wood is the best solution. Choose a floor with a natural finish that is not glossy. All types of wood work well for rustic cooking. Choose a large plank floor reminiscent of old-fashioned rustic cuisine. Many rustic kitchens have ceilings with joists, but if yours does not have one, be aware that making such a ceiling really does not cost too much. You can also use prefabricated beams.

The rustic style especially requires the use of natural materials. This is why wood floors are preferred over linoleum soils. In addition to wood, you can use other natural materials to complement the design. Stone is an excellent choice for kitchen surfaces and you can choose between many natural shades. Wrought iron goes wonderfully well with rustic deco, so incorporate it into book shelves or other decorative elements. Terracotta is another typical element for rustic cooking.

Try to make your modern rustic kitchen as light as possible. Roof windows are a great way to invite natural light into your kitchen. Large windows are an indisputable advantage. As far as lighting is concerned, opt for models in wrought iron, driftwood and even antler. Here are now beautiful pictures of modern rustic kitchens that will not leave you indifferent:

Rustic wooden kitchen decoration of eclectic style

Rustic kitchen design idea

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