5 Kitchens from This Month's Projects That You Liked

These kitchens from April's projects were liked the most. Let's take another look at them and dream about how we would renovate our own home.

Cozy Kitchen in Warm Tones

Our clients were lucky: they got a bright and spacious kitchen. Designer Alexandra Sakmarova replaced the classic windowsill with a bar counter so they didn't need a bulky dining table. Now you can enjoy the view from the window during breakfasts, lunches, and dinners.

The color palette is light and neutral, with olive green accents on the apron — this adds a sense of freshness and positivity to the interior.

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Blue Kitchen in American Classic Style

Designer Elena Bodrova placed a comfortable corner cabinet and even managed to fit a small TV into the unit. Near the window, they set up a breakfast area — a bar counter and chairs. The main dining area was moved to the living room to leave enough free space on the kitchen.

For the interior, they chose American classic style and soft tones — blue and gray — which created a very cozy atmosphere.

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Kitchen with Plywood Doors

To decorate this kitchen, designer Ekaterina Truhanova used simple and natural materials. They decided to keep the concrete wall in its original state — it gives the interior a special atmosphere.

They combined the “cold” and rough material with “warm” plywood — surfaces were treated with protective lacquer, so there's no need to worry about practicality.

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Cozy Kitchen in Dark Tones

The client asked designer Alena Ereshovich to preserve the 1950s atmosphere in the apartment. The kitchen turned out especially cozy: oak parquet laid diagonally, contrasting doors, a dining table and chairs made of dark wood. It became the perfect spot for family tea time.

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Light Kitchen with Scandi Elements

The designers at AndDesign Studio decided to combine the kitchen-living room space without building partitions. Room zoning was achieved through finishing — in the kitchen area, they laid practical light-toned ceramic granite.

The kitchen cabinets were ordered up to the ceiling so there's plenty of storage space for dishes and appliances. Glossy green doors add depth to the space. The designers even planned a special niche for the refrigerator — now it takes up almost no space.

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