Integrated kitchen: 10 rooms with suggestions to inspire you

Good balcony joinery, colors, coverings and furniture are among the ideas we show here

For some time now the kitchen has been considered a space to be lived in at home, therefore, the environments integrate with the life — and sometimes with the balcony — have become a trend that’s here to stay. So, the highlights are carpentry projectswhich must be practical, have enough storage space and still look good.

Even loose furniture, such as stools, acquire increasingly well-studied outlines, as do lighting fixtures. So, if you’re looking for ideas to assemble your own integrated kitchen, get inspired by the selection of projects below!

Scandinavian look

In this project by architect Patricia Martinez, the Light wood was the option chosen to model the integrated kitchen. With a contemporary imprint, the environment displays natural materials, which guarantee a welcoming feeling.

Thanks to this, the family lives together there to have fun while cooking. The metal details surround the furniture and create an interesting contrast, without adding weight.

Meeting point

In this other project by the architect Patricia Martinez, the main request from customers was for the kitchen to be very welcoming. And so it was done.

The architect has designed a carpentry that stands out in the central part of the apartment, where there is a island And cabinets that do not reach the ceiling and lighten the environment. It is an affective environment where residents meet and receive friends.

colored carpentry

Every centimeter has been used in this apartment, designed by architect Renato Mendonça, thanks to well designed joinery which he drew. And draws attention to cabinet door colors.

Green, yellow and blue give a playful touch to the decor. Another interesting detail of this integrated kitchen is the table that rests on one of the building’s columns and, although small, can accommodate up to four people.

industrial style

Architect Rafael Zalc sought references from the industrial style to design the integrated kitchen in this apartment. Woody black laminate-covered wainscoting on the island creates this urban look, which makes the blue carpet in the living room pop. The stools in a vintage design are also an eye-catcher and complete the decor.

geometric backsplash

You coatings they must also be well thought out when designing an integrated kitchen. They must be in harmony with the living room and this is what guided the choices of architect Larissa Zimermano, from LZ Estúdio, when designing this environment. THE backsplashor the wall near the washbasin, obtained from a panel of floor tiles geometricin neutral tones, which spread throughout the space.

for small spaces

Limited space was no problem for architect Lívia Dalmaso when designing this kitchen. The professional has designed a carpentry with simple lines, without handles in the wardrobes, and highlighted part of them with turquoise lacquer coating.

THE bookshelf next to the refrigerator, it takes advantage of the space and serves as a sideboard or vertical sideboard for the dining area. The back of the sofa was used to support a buffet with more storage space.

island with chairs

A central island with entitlement to bench and chairs is a gourmet’s dream. And that’s what architect Luca Panhota has designed in this integrated kitchen. THE circular cap it draws attention and ensures an elegant appearance, without weighing down the decor.

Following the minimalist line, the chairs have simple design and delicate structure. Highlight for the geometric panel in the area of ​​the sink and wall units.

total black

Designed by architect Beatriz Quinelato, this kitchen won black lockers, with lacquered finish and glass. A few years ago, the black kitchens they have become a decorative success and continue to be a trend, especially for those who want to create a fresh environment.

Here the decision to use white floors and walls was essential to bring out the carpentry and furniture.

Tone on tone

In this office project Architecture of the ACFthe idea was to bet on Tone on tone. And the result couldn’t be more harmonious. The mix of terracotta laminate with wood in the joinery has created a welcoming atmosphere in this kitchen integrated with the dining room, which follows the same concept, closely linked to the colors of nature.

charming up-down

The exposed, unfinished beams, as well as the ceiling, reveal that this apartment has an irresistible cool weather. To follow this aesthetic, the architect Laura Florence has chosen the burnt concrete as a cladding for the wall of the open kitchen and designed a streamlined joinery, with straight and simple lines in black.

THE bench with cladding that reveals the veining of the marble, it creates an interesting counterpoint, lending an air of sophistication to the space. One high Low well balanced and full of style.

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Ben

Ben Stock is a lifestyle journalist and author at Gossipify. He writes about topics such as health, wellness, travel, food and home decor. He provides practical advice and inspiration to improve well-being, keeps readers up to date with latest lifestyle news and trends, known for his engaging writing style, in-depth analysis and unique perspectives.