These Open Kitchens That Pass For Decorative Furniture

The importance of cooking in our contemporary homes is no longer to be proven. Emerging from the shadows a few decades ago, it is nowadays a vital living space for the proper functioning of the home – as it concentrates a large number of daily activities. By opening onto adjoining rooms (including the living room), the open kitchens has also begun a small aesthetic revolution; difficult to maintain the same physiognomy when it coexists with zones dedicated to conviviality.

Imagining furniture that corresponds to new uses was essential. Over the years, the purely technical aspect has faded, in favor of lines worked, licked colors, like the practical arrangements (libraries, wardrobes, built-in storage) that populate the other rooms. The goal? Give the kitchen linens airs of decorative furniture.

If the kitchen is more and more efficient (in question, the rapid evolution of household appliances ), it does not evolve only from a technical point of view. Constantly changing, today’s home offers new light to this space long relegated to the background. The craze for open-plan rooms, the need for harmony and well-being in the interiors have naturally affected the look of the kitchen. The massive modules of the past give way to minimalism.

The practical equipment is hidden today behind the facades worked, blend into the work plan to be always more discreet. The linear is even inspired by the library of the living room to create a coherent stay or completely merge into the wall with a bold painting. At the point of turning the kitchen into a real element of the decor.