Kitchens modeled in this style reflect homey charms, rustic details and a lived-in, comfortable aesthetic.   Farmhouse kitchen design draws on country living, natural elements, and rustic accents. 

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Core design elements:

• Neutral and muted earth tone color palette

• Open shelving or glass-front cabinets

• Butcher block countertops

• Deep, apron-front sink

• Classic wood flooring or old-fashioned black and white tile

• Subway tile backsplash

Design style in between transitional and contemporary.  Reflects an actual historical design movement (specifically the early to mid-20th century), and follows a strict interpretation of elements

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Core design elements:

• Horizontal Lines

• Flat pannel cabient doors

• Frameless of Full Overlay Cabinetry

• Monochromatic Colour Palettes

• Minimalistic Details and Ornamentation

• Simple Hardware that extends the majority or full length of the drawer and door

• Industrial Accent Pieces

A traditional kitchen is formal and homey all at once. It’s dignified and sophisticated. 

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Core design elements:

• Neutral color palette

• Recessed and raised cabinet door panels

• Handcrafted embellishments

• Decorative range hoods

• Granite countertops

• Hardwood, stone or tile flooring

• Backsplash with neutral tiles and subtle patterns

This style blends the best of traditional and contemporary styles into one well-appointed hybrid.  The transitional look takes the warm and welcoming nature of traditional kitchens and pairs it with the simplicity found in more modern designs. 

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Core design elements:

• Serene and neutral pastel color pallet

• Streamlined and subdued cabinets like classic shaker-style

• Simple hardware in matte black, gold or silver

• Quartz, granite, and butcher block countertops

• Minimally embellished custom accents, such as crown molding, corbels, and wainscoting