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This country home-inspired kitchen is modernized with certain features like the rod iron bar stools.
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Breakfast nook
1/11 :Breakfast nook
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This cozy countertop is made complete with these chic and plush seat cushions.
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Windows are the eyes of the kitchen
2/11 :Windows are the eyes of the kitchen
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Capitalizing on a kitchen's window features will serve you well when wanting to expand its size.
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It's all in the details
3/11 :It's all in the details
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The colored, paneled ceiling and art deco light fixtures put a unique, yet timeless, spin on this kitchen.
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Mixing textures
4/11 :Mixing textures
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It's OK to mix patterns and textures, as long as they're gentle and follow a similar color palette.
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Peachy palette
5/11 :Peachy palette
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Using soft tones and subtle patterns makes for a welcoming kitchen.
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Fancified cucina
6/11 :Fancified cucina
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Incorporating a chandelier into a kitchen provides the perfect amount of classic romance.
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Brick, always a number-one pick
7/11 :Brick, always a number-one pick
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Using brick as a backsplash transforms an otherwise urban look into a cozy feel.
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Rustic warmth
8/11 :Rustic warmth
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Woodwork and warm hues are best complemented by tones found in nature, such as green.
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A no-noise, turquoise kitchen
9/11 :A no-noise, turquoise kitchen
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The subtle touch of a soft shade of turquoise brings this otherwise neutral kitchen to life.
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A white canvas kitchen
10/11 :A white canvas kitchen
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This chic, all-white kitchen is brightened up without the need of excess color.
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Classic contrast
11/11 :Classic contrast
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The contrast of dark wood against the vanilla cabinets creates the perfect bit of warmth.