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by SARAH LYON
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While no one can fully predict what the future will hold, interior designers do have a pretty good sense of what to expect for kitchen trends you’ll see in 2022.
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They’re a modern alternative to traditional glass doors, and they bring in a completely different texture and level of openness.
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No more all-white kitchens. Clients want to incorporate unexpected details, like fun wallpaper, to make their space their own.
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Use a cool piece of antique furniture, like a rectory table, in place of a standard island. Brings a sense of airiness to the space.
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Open shelving is not a new trend but it’s still popular for its ability to open up a space dramatically. Plus, it makes for easy access to stuff!
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“Green will be a top choice for kitchen designers in 2022. It’s...here to stay, especially with it being named color of the year!” —Designer Ashley Colombo
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“Maximizing any room’s functionality — especially a kitchen — is key." Think appliance garages and wall organization —Designer Elaine Burns
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Cabinet hardware has been replaced with tab pulls that are barely visible or notches in the side of doors, creating a contemporary look.
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Clients are gravitating toward a cleaner, more modern look with recessed lights over hanging pendants, and outlets built underneath cabinets.
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“The kitchen is the fulcrum of the family home and should better reflect the personality of the residents.” —Designer Patti Hoech
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It’s all about mixing and matching for a lived-in look.