Home Decor Buzz

Kitchens are slowly but surely becoming the center piece of the home. Gone are the days when the kitchen was relegated to the back of the house and was a neglected and gloomy room. Today’s home maker is aware of the latest design trends and styles.

Have you ever wondered why the feel of the room changes with the color scheme? All colors have a feel. Today we will talk about green and its impact on the kitchen colour scape.

The appeal of your kitchen can really make or break a property sale, according to online real estate giant Trulia and countless other property experts. As a hub of the home, it is where you spend time with family, welcome guests and the place where prospective buyers will carry out their closest inspections.

The kitchen is predominantly the domain of the woman of the house. The feminine touches are much appreciated. A pink kitchen is a spill over of the feminine traits. Soft and appealing, the pink kitchen is a throwback to old fashioned traditional homestead kitchens.

Purple is not generally a color we associate with kitchens, but in reality this rich colours adds unbelievable depth to your kitchen’s looks. Purple has been the color of choice for royalty since ancient times. The rich tones of purple denote a certain spirituality and mysticism.

The kitchen remains the place where the family congregates for eating, bonding and relaxing, especially if the space adds on a breakfast nook or island or is a open style kitchen.

White, as we all know is a neutral shade and pairs well with every colour on the colour wheel. It is a pure and serene colour that reflects light and adds a lot of space, light and airiness. Green in the perfect complement to white as it symbolizes nature, freshness and fertility.

Sunny warm yellow and serene cool blue make for classic kitchen design. Up the ante with this fabulous festive colour scheme. It is easy to maintain and sports a casual chic look. Yellow is a colour which immediately brings cheer to the kitchen.

Yellow is the colour that signifies creativity and growth.  The vibrant colour is suitably moderated by the near neutral brown shade. Yellow is a vivid color that has been found to stimulate thought, imagination and creativity.

White is a soothing, pristine and serene color. It is a neutral base on which a host of colours can be added. Today we will look to yellow as an accompaniment to white. Yellow in itself is a warm, happy colour.