Kitchens are the heart of the home. It’s where you cook delicious meals and bond as a family. As kitchens are the most used and potentially messy rooms in the building, keeping an eye on kitchen design is a great idea. When you are happy with the look of your kitchen, you will want to spend more time in that important room. Design trends are always changing, though, so it can be difficult to stay up to date.

So, with that being said, here are the top five trending interior design styles for the kitchen.

     1. Reeded Glass

Firstly, a hugely prominent design feature for kitchens of all shapes and sizes is that of reeded glass.

Experiencing a true revival, reeded glass is expected to become a mainstay for kitchen designers and can be added to anything from the edges of tables, the handles on cabinets, or even the tableware and decorations on the kitchen table or island.

     2. Natural Stone Flooring

For anyone who is looking to wholeheartedly embrace a currently trending style for the kitchen, regardless of the size of the space and, indeed, one that is set to be around for many years to come, it is time to look into natural stone flooring.

Quorn Stone has a great selection of stone flooring that includes fantastic materials for conducting heat, meaning your kitchen space will be warmer than average, even in the depths of winter. This type of flooring is also strong, durable, and incredibly easy to maintain.

     3. Marble Countertops

Another big trend in the world of kitchen interior design is that of natural marble countertops, which boast a wide range of benefits, from the stunning appearance to the low maintenance and durable nature of the material.

Any kitchen with even the slightest hint of marble will always seem more luxurious and high-end as a result and also add a truly timeless element to the space.

     4. Statement Splashbacks

When people think about adding a focal wall or feature within a particular room, it is usual that many such people overlook the kitchen.

Even though they still want their kitchen to convey a specific style and aesthetic, they underestimate the space by believing functionality means there is no room for statements.

However, in reality, due to the tendency for kitchens (and bathrooms) to appear considerably more cluttered than other rooms within your home, creating a statement feature, specifically a feature splashback in a bright and bold color, is actually a great idea.

     5.  Warm & Cozy Shades & Tones

The fifth and final emerging trend for kitchens around the world is a move towards a warm and welcoming color palette.

Warm and cozy shades are perfect in the kitchen as they can help to make the space feel more inviting. You can incorporate these colors in your furniture, wall color, tiles, or accessories. Stick to colors you would naturally associate with autumn and fallen leaves, but avoid clashing these base colors with too many mismatched accessories and electrical goods; either keep such items to a neutral palette or treat yourself to a new set.