French Country kitchen design is elegance meets rustic

A “less is more” minimalist style within large open space creates architectural elements and uses building materials that are inspired by nature to connect the indoor and outdoor.

​Often a loft feel is fashioned by using glass and metal components..

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• ​Glazed or decorative faux finishes and woodworking details throughout cabinetry
• Hardware with carved details and a worn finish; oil-rubbed bronze, pewter, brushed metals or any hardware with a patina.
• ​Architectural details are key; incorporate stone or rough tiles, hand-scraped wood beams, curved archways, intricate moldings and faux wall finishes including plaster or patterned wallpaper
• ​Fabric choices tend to be richer and more formal using beautiful provincial patterns, like classic toile, with decorative trims, fringes or lacy accents.
• ​Antiques are an important component to creating a French country space—use an antique armoire as your pantry in your kitchen or use it as a linen closet in the bathroom.
• Integrate a vintage hutch or plate rack into your new cabinetry design for antique dishes or pottery
• ​Install salvaged architectural ornamentation such as corbels, brackets, and other moldings

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