Kitchen Contemporary Kitchen Design Ideas
1. Stainless steel looks enduringly modern and can be very inexpensive, especially if you choose freestanding pieces. Dacke range, Ikea
1. Stainless steel looks enduringly modern and can be very inexpensive, especially if you choose freestanding pieces. Dacke range, Ikea (Image 1 of 53)
2. Choose just one or two iconic pieces for your kitchen and what's ordinary will be lifted. Looking for iconic appliances? Try the Retro range, Smeg
2. Choose just one or two iconic pieces for your kitchen and what's ordinary will be lifted. Looking for iconic appliances? Try the Retro range, Smeg (Image 2 of 53)
3. We love how the space in this kitchen is broken up with a feature wall clad in a dark wood and given the focal point of a wall hung fire - perfect for dining spaces, too. Linear range, Smeg
3. We love how the space in this kitchen is broken up with a feature wall clad in a dark wood and given the focal point of a wall hung fire - perfect for dining spaces, too. Linear range, Smeg (Image 3 of 53)
4. Gloss and colour are this season's big design statement - but you needn't go upmarket for the look - try Ikea first. Abstrakt red kitchen, Ikea
4. Gloss and colour are this season's big design statement - but you needn't go upmarket for the look - try Ikea first. Abstrakt red kitchen, Ikea (Image 4 of 53)
5. No handles on show, and a worksurface that blends invisibly with the splashback - and you're talking super smooth and contemporary. Stone Age
5. No handles on show, and a worksurface that blends invisibly with the splashback - and you're talking super smooth and contemporary. Stone Age (Image 5 of 53)
6. Freestanding kitchens always look contemporary, especially if accessorised with large pendants at the island or breakfast bar. Bravad, Ikea
6. Freestanding kitchens always look contemporary, especially if accessorised with large pendants at the island or breakfast bar. Bravad, Ikea (Image 6 of 53)
7. Dark wood is still very on trend - what's more it hides marks and dirt and is very tough. Walnut kitchen, Harvey Jones
7. Dark wood is still very on trend - what's more it hides marks and dirt and is very tough. Walnut kitchen, Harvey Jones (Image 7 of 53)
8. Dark wood is generally very expensive, so why not go for a great DIY shed lookalike? We love the Lovara, Homebase
9. Like the look of stainless steel but not the idea of all the cleaning that goes with it? Go for a compromise, with this affordable Modena kitchen, Homebase
10. Want to maximise the light in your kitchen? Choose units with a reflective surface - they'll heighten the feeling of space, too. Modena kitchen, Homebase
11. Black is no longer an acquired taste in kitchens - it's the done thing. Our advice? Keep it for larger spaces only. Torino, Homebase
12. Need all the storage you can get? Give yourself wall to floor cupboards for all your clutter and keep the cooking and washing at the island area. Ideal for a large kitchen/diner/family room. Nexus, Ikea
13. Vast appliances and a mix of hidden and on-show storage are two of the keys to a successful contemporary kitchen. Black walnut kitchen, Chamber Furniture
14. Bold prints are in for wallpaper, so why shouldn't kitchen walls be given the same treatment, either with wallpaper or mosaic tiles. Rubrik kitchen range, Ikea
15. Good lighting is a must to show off your new units - think pendants, under shelf, under cabinet and spotlights. Cream Gloss, B&Q
16. Bare brick is such a great way to contrast with and show off the sleek lines of a contemporary kitchen - just remember to seal the brick before you cook... Cool kitchen, John Lewis of Hungerford
17. Even if you save money on your units, spend out on a super posh hob, hood or fridge - it'll make your kitchen look twice the price. Gloss White, B&Q
18. Double ovens at chest height, we love 'em. Practical, look good, and plenty of space for the Sunday roast. Gloss White, B&Q
19. This kitchen is a looker, with its brave mix of pale wood and black - you could really only get away with it if you accessorise it carefully and keep the rest of your decor plain. High gloss black, B&Q
20. Think you need to go upmarket for a great looking kitchen? Think again - this is from B&Q. The secret to the look? Mixing and matching different colours from the same range for an individual look. High gloss red and black, B&Q
21. Super reflective units and a floor to match give this kitchen a highly polished look - and reflects light around - ideal for a small or dark space. Lugano, B&Q
22. We'll say it again - contemporary needn't be expensive - this great look is from Ikea. Adel/Faktum, Ikea
23. The tall cabinets in this kitchen take the place of a walk-in larder in this kitchen - without taking up the space. Gloss White, B&Q
24. Glass fronted cabinets don't just look cutting edge - they are also great for making small spaces feel bigger and they reflect the light. Love 'em... Nexus/Rubrik, Ikea
25. Instead of a tiled splashback, why not think glass? You can have it cut to size and in just about any colour you want - ask your kitchen supplier. Lugano, B&Q
26. Don't you just love the clever mix of colour in this room - it's incredibly subtle, but adds that certain something to what would otherwise be a plain room. Rubrik Applad/Faktum, Ikea
27. Want contemporary but still in love with Shaker? Go for this kitchen - it's the best of both worlds. Plum Shaker, B&Q
28. How about this for a great idea - a kitchen in an island and storage all around the outside. Clever, unusual and practical. Solar/Faktum, Ikea
29. This is a great solution for how to lay out a kitchen in an open plan space in a way that doesn't hide it, but defines it. Axis White, Caple
29. This is a great solution for how to lay out a kitchen in an open plan space in a way that doesn't hide it, but defines it. Axis White, Caple
30. A tiny kitchen can be in dark wood - but if you go for this look, match it with white worktops and walls to match. Congo, Caple
31. Another open plan room, another clever solution. This one makes the most of a false wall to create subtle, hidden, plentiful storage. Danbury, Caple
32. Black and white, so long associated with the 1980s, is back - but this time understated doors and double thick worktops make it up to date. Kanata, Caple
34. Another open plan... calls for open shelving that acts as a room divider and extra storage. Now that's clever... Nexus White, Caple
35. We love the kitchen in an island idea so much, we thought we'd show you this one... Looks expensive... nah, it's by Ikea
36. Note the super tall wall units in this kitchen - they make the most of otherwise unused space to give you loads of extra sneaky storage... Kitchen by Ikea
37. Clever appliances are always on the contemporary kitchen shopper's list - and this Ora Ito kitchen with its appliances fits the bill - find out more from Gorenje
37. Clever appliances are always on the contemporary kitchen shopper's list - and this Ora Ito kitchen with its appliances fits the bill - find out more from Gorenje (Image 37 of 53)
38. Okay, forgetting the size of this kitchen for the moment, note how the island houses loads of dining seating, plus the biggest of all musts - a wine cooler. Photo: Getty Images
39. Want to create a sophisticated dining space too? Go for the soothing tones of a mid-tone wood for every conceivable surface. Photo: Getty Images
40. This kitchen may be small, but it's perfectly formed, thanks in part to the cleverly placed breakfast bar, which doubles up dining and prep space. Photo: Getty Images
41. We love the open plan shelving at the end of this kitchen island - it's a great space to keep all those often used pots and pans. Kitchen by Ikea
42. If you've got a large open space to furnish, the trick is to zone it - one space for seating, one for dining and one for food prepping - tie it together with colour schemes. Kitchen by Ikea
43. Part breakfast bar, part dining table, this kitchen island is pure perfection... Kitchen by Corian
44. Why not make a wall the focal point rather than the units - this wall was created with hammered bronze effect panels. Panels and kitchen by Habitat
45. If you want something contemporary but relaxed, freestanding is the way to go... rustic wood even more in the right direction... Kitchen by Habitat
46. Need to work your kitchen into a period room with all its quirkiness and shapeliness? Blend it all together by painting walls the same colour as the unit fronts
47. If you've got a down one wall kitchen that you want to feel homely, put in open shelving that you can accessorise and use for practical purposes
48. We love Naomi Cleaver's freestanding kitchen - it's small, perfectly formed and made up of a combination of pieces from different sources and in different styles
49. Make a galley kitchen work by steering clear of wall units - going for open plan shelving instead.
50. This hideaway kitchen hardly looks like a kitchen at all - thanks to the island being made from a) sophisticated stone and b) a different material to the rest of the kitchen
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