The Following 7 Kitchen Design Trends Will Be Obsolete by 2023.

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Your house, your laws. Do whatever brings you joy, in other words. However, several new trends also arrive with the start of the new year. Furthermore, outdated fashions must fade away to create room for the new. You can still have any of these characteristics in your own kitchen, as there is no restriction against it. But it could be wise to steer clear of these overdone trends if you're planning renovations and seeking out designs that will endure.

The following kitchen design trends are anticipated for 2023.

Navy Cabinets

When everyone uses navy on their lower cabinets or kitchen islands, it becomes monotonous. Navy is a classic for a reason. Why not choose a hue that feels a little unique in your kitchen, such as green, black, or perhaps a natural wood tone? Push your design a little bit beyond what everyone else is currently doing by experimenting with some of the many other adaptable hues available that aren't navy.

Ornate Hardware

Anything showy should be avoided. We are once again seeing more subdued brushed or matte black finishes in place of dazzling gold hardware. And that's assuming any hardware is being used at all. Kitchens appear to be moving toward hardware-free, minimal cabinet designs in 2023.

Farmhouse-Style Cabinets

We believe that clean-lined, highly contemporary-looking cabinetry will soon replace farmhouse-style furniture, which has been around for a while. Consider sleek, completely flat panels. They are easy to clean because there are less grooves and molding. Yay!

Basic Tile Backsplashes

Don't just cover half the wall with a backsplash if you're going to add one (it's rather popular, but it feels like a haphazard design attempt). Currently, massive slabs or entirely tiled walls are popular. Just a suggestion for anyone using tile: Consider using a design element other than the typical rectangle. Work with a warm neutral color scheme to add adaptability if lifespan is a concern.

Cool Gray Paints

Gray is a really flexible color, just like the navy we described earlier, but it gets tiresome when everyone uses the same shade all the time. When in doubt, paint the walls or cabinets a cool gray, was the old adage for kitchen renovations. Now? Toss it! If you want to use gray because you really love it, go for a warmer shade with more earthy undertones so it seems more contemporary.

Cluttered Countertops

Countertops are being cleaned off across the nation as many of us continue to work from our kitchen tables in 2023 (or simply cook a lot). Countertops that are disorganized are stressful to use and are more difficult to maintain clean. Only the items you use frequently should be left outside; everything else should be stored away (in a cupboard or a charity box!).

Open Shelving

In 2023, the disputed open shelf wall will be gone. Due to how much filth and grime gathers between uses, it is an unrealistic way to store glasses and dishes for the majority of home cooks. (Yes, even when items are continuously being used, cleaned, and put away.) You may store goods that might otherwise clutter your counters by keeping upper cabinets. If there is open shelving, it will be smaller, single shelves or a small ledge that mostly displays ornamental items in place of dishes.

Conclusion.

The kitchen is the real center of the house. More than simply a kitchen, it's where we get together to start our days, connect with one another over a meal or a cup of coffee, share our highs and lows, and celebrate.

More than any other room in your house, the kitchen plays a role in the happiness and health of your family, so it's important to design the area with both style and utility in mind.

I've included a ton of gorgeous and creative kitchen design ideas for every style and price range, whether you're planning a completely new kitchen design or kitchen makeover or you just want to enhance your current area with new lighting, stools, or decor.