Design Ideas For A Concrete Kitchen

Are you looking for a way to create an attractive kitchen? Considering all the advantages that concrete has to provide, it is understandable to have the concrete material in high regard. Apart from the durability, performance, and affordability that concrete may provide, there is also the huge factor of concrete’s versatility in terms of the shape it can take and the combinations of patterns and colors one can choose from.

Although some people may have the misconception that concrete can only take on a simple, plain grey appearance, there is actually a wide selection of methods you can use in order to decorate your concrete which includes stamping, staining, or simple coloring. Now, with this huge selection of options to choose from, which exactly is the best design idea for your kitchen? Keep reading to find out more.

Modern Style Kitchen

On the top of the list is a modern-styled concrete kitchen. There are many different modern styles you can go for, but a stunning kitchen is all things sleek and modern. You can also use some creative lighting depending on what kind of theme you’re going with for the kitchen. One of the modern kitchen styles is to go with an industrial style that is perfectly accentuated by the concrete countertops.

Calming And Stylish

Plants are a great addition to any modern room. By simply having the concrete kitchen emphasized by some plants, this kitchen feels calming and grounded thanks to the sleek concrete countertop. Sealing concrete will give it a more finished look that can match a more streamlined space.

In fact, the addition of plants does not only work well with modern designed kitchens, but it practically works with any type of concrete kitchen so long as the kitchen’s design is not flashy. The point of mixing plants and some greenery within a kitchen is to emphasize a calming atmosphere, so it practically works with any neat designed concrete kitchen.

Center Spotlight

The point of this design is to center all the attention on the middle island. This type of design perfectly makes the concrete island the center of the light-filled room. This plain look of concrete completely fits with the natural aesthetic appeal of the greenery and jute runner in the room. Apart from that, once, the concrete center island is done and installed, it all depends on how you decorate the room, which makes it an easy-to-do design.

Doing this type of design isn’t very costly, unlike other alternatives in which you would need to have the concrete decorated, or you would need to install some additional structures to complement the theme. By going with this design, you can work with the raw texture and design of concrete. Concrete will not only ensure strength and durability but also aesthetic appeal with the correct decorations. 

Rustic Concrete Kitchen

If you’re looking for a more stylish design, not too flash and not too plain like a modern design, then this may be for you. With this design, we have the perimeter and island countertops built with stained concrete, creating a mix of both modern and rustic designs. 

You can practically go with any design you see fit to the other surrounding rooms, but for a successful rustic concrete design, a good method would be going for concrete, light woods, and a sharp navy blue or black island in order to balance the space perfectly and seamlessly blend design styles. 

Industrial Kitchen

This one has a simple but stylish design. As concrete is also regularly used for commercial construction and other industrial works, concrete has gained an impression of being a natural industrial construction material. You can take advantage of this and go with this simple but unique design.

If you’re up to it, you can even go with a variety of industrial furniture and decorations that you want in order to lay out what you create. With this, you can easily create the appearance of an industrial kitchen without making your kitchen interior feel cramped. You may also use some additional materials alongside concrete to make a better image, in this case, brick, wood, and iron materials would work best.