Contemporary kitchen design is often defined by clean lines with a warm and casual atmosphere.

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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• ​Consider expansive windows, open floor plans, and lots of natural light​
• ​Select flat panel cabinet door styles with clean lines and smooth surfaces sans carving or adornment (often called Shaker)
• Cabinetry made of light colored woods such as maple, any other woods with visually minimal graining
• ​Push limits further with high-gloss or lacquered finishes, high-end thermofoils and stainless steel door styles

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• Incorporate innovative, high-tech details like accent lighting built into the drawers and doors, docking drawers for electronics, or “electric drawers” that you touch and they automatically slide out
• ​Pair with sleek stainless-steel appliances
• ​Modernize the countertop even more with a ¾” thickness, instead of 1 ¼”
• ​Using tone-on-tone color palettes relying heavily on gray, white, brown or taupe creates a serene, sophisticated, and monochromatic space
• Accents of color can sometimes be found on a single wall, a kitchen island, or a splash in the tile design