Interior designer and stylist: Barbara Schmidt; Photo: Ryan Dyer
Kitchen trends for 2023 are going green, both the color and sustainable features
Natural materials and repurposed decor stand out in this model kitchen.
Warm breezes, farmhouse finds and top trends are what's cooking for spring. Kitchen design has taken a turn toward warm hues and added functionality. Here are some of this season's top trends:
Mixed wood tones: Note the mix of a vintage farmhouse table with new custom door panels.
Tumbled tile: Handmade 2- by 6-inch tiles are especially hot.
Multifunctional appliances: This stove has 10 cooking modes, including the usual baking, roasting and broiling, but also dehydrating and more.
Organic green tones: From mid-tone fern to deep racing green, the color seems to bring the outside in.
Sustainable decor: Mix antiques, like the oak table and copper tray shown here, with new items as a way to keep usable and beautiful objects out of landfills.
From left: Antique oak table, $1,200, Timelines Antiques, St. Paul; Insieme runner, $70, Leanne Ford Full Moon clay vase, $30, crateandbarrel.com; antique copper tray, $28, Missouri Mouse Antiques, St. Paul; tall tumblers, $14, potterybarn.com.
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