5 Stylish Kitchens from November Projects

What should a kitchen be like: bright or dark? Vibrant or neutral? We've chosen five options from November projects to help you find your ideal one.

Kitchen with a Bright Apron

In the Quadrum studio project, the kitchen has an unconventional shape due to the complex layout of the apartment. The space had to be expanded by using the balcony — for this, the window sill was removed and the kitchen unit was extended to the window.

Designers played with contrasts and decorated the kitchen unit in two colors: white and dark brown, while the main highlight was a beautiful blue apron made of tile in the style of fish scales.

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Kitchen in Pastel Tones

For the kitchen-dining room design, Pallage Studio chose light pastel shades. The kitchen unit turned out soft lavender and almost blended with the white walls, so it was supported by bright blue furniture. The apron was decorated with patchwork-style tiles — it’s vibrant yet not boring.

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Black-and-White Scandi Kitchen

To make room for another space in the apartment, designer Inna Velichko moved the kitchen into the hallway and hid it behind sliding doors. When closed, it’s hard to guess that this room contains everything needed for cooking.

To make the kitchen unit less eye-catching, it was decorated in classic black-and-white tones. It also fit perfectly into the light Scandinavian style.

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Gray Kitchen with Vibrant Accents

Customers asked designer Anna Modzharo to connect the balcony to the kitchen, so they removed the window sill and installed glass doors — it creates a feeling of dining in a country house.

They chose a neutral color palette — walls were painted gray and white tiles were added. To diversify the look, they introduced vibrant accents: a red refrigerator and bar stools in a similar shade.

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Light Kitchen in Mint Tones

For a spacious country house kitchen, designers Maria Nichiporенко and Margarita Zenova chose light mint shades. To avoid the interior looking too cold, they added cheerful yellow details. For the countertop, they chose wood in a warm tone, and the chairs were selected with velvet upholstery — this added warmth to the space.

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