Top 5 Most Interesting Snow-White Kitchens in Heroes' Houses

White kitchens have become almost a part of the lives of most apartments. What about country houses? The white trend has captured not only apartment buildings but also townhouses, cottages, and even cottage homes. Today we've collected the most interesting snow-white kitchens in the country houses of our heroes, where they've been guests.View the full project. This wonderful bright kitchen in Scandinavian style belongs to designer Ksenia Koshareva. She is a mother of four children, but that didn't stop her from decorating her kitchen entirely in white. The ceramic "boar" on the apron with an unconventional layout, large household appliances, and an unusual table-transformer with a scratching post on the leg. All these items Ksenia incorporated into her kitchen in a white color scheme. It turned out very harmonious, and most importantly, cozy and budget-friendly, as the owner herself says.View the full project. Our heroine, blogger Polina, changed her bustling city life to a country house in just five days. Her motivation for this was domestic pets. Two big dogs were clearly too cramped in the apartment. In her house, Polina repeated the experience she had with a white kitchen and didn't regret choosing this color at all. The entire interior inside the space is light, and each zone flows smoothly into another. Therefore, Polina decided that the kitchen should not stand out from the overall style. The dining area in the dining zone is also done in white.View the full project. This house designer Olga Shapovalova bought 11 years ago but rarely visited it. And only recently she transformed it into a comfortable country retreat for rest, where she spends all weekends with her family. The interior turned out sunny and joyful. Every detail was chosen with special care. It’s no surprise that Olga chose a soft white kitchen, which refreshes the yellow color and adds lightness to the space.View the full project. Designer-decorator Dasha Ranyushkina calls her house no differently than a phoenix house because several years ago its second floor was completely burned down. Dasha chose snow-white facades for her kitchen more than half a year before the renovation started. She refined the internal contents of the cabinets and planned a white island with a bar counter. As for the range hood, Dasha herself turned it into an art object. The result is a unique, comfortable, and functional space.View the full project. We were pleasantly surprised when visiting designer Natasha Sorokino’s house and seeing a white kitchen on the estate. In her small cabin-home, she organized many hidden storage spaces and didn’t forget about cozy little touches. Just look at how amazing a sense of comfort and warmth was created in this tiny kitchen.

On the cover: Dasha Ranyushkina’s design