Need help for my kitchen
I want to make my Design improve stronger how can I do that?
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The problem I see is that your drawer front colours are too randomly placed, so my eye that appreciates symmetry and pattern is instead bouncing all over. Aaahhh!!!! Make it stop.
So, do one colour on top, the other on the bottom; or do all the boxes one colour with the fronts the other - just be consistent.
The tall pantry beside your cooktop could be more symmetrically placed, flanking it with the wall ovens, for example. Then you could separate the cooking area from the cool display shelves.
Is this a rendering?
I am just reading your comments
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I agree that the interplay of the two in this room feels somewhat random and because each of the elements is outlined by its complememtary shade, the effect is very busy and somwhat erratic.
I think the simplest and most cost effective thing you could do is replace the white refrigerator panels with black ones, if this is at all possible on your model fridge. if the handles can be changed, then do that as well.
Next in order, I would remove or cover the top two and a half rows of your wall tile with the same white color of the ceiling ( the line above your cabinets). if removal is a problem you could cover with white laminate. You might even consider painting the ceiling black, in which case the same rows of tile would be covered in black. This can be an ultr sophisticated look the actually makes the ceiling sort of disappear. But it mut be done in the right environment lest it feel oppressive.
Next I would replace the existing square tiles with larger format glass tile, much like the photo posted by Dytecture, above. However maybe white or pale gray ( like the counter top). Something with a minimum of movement in it. Painted glass sheets can be beautiful ( but costly). There is also a new porcelain product that comes in slab size sheets only 1/8" thick . That could be applied directly over the existing tile. This must be done by a contractor experienced in cutting and handling this very fine material, as the edges can flake when cut, if the correct blade is not used.
I agree with others that the tall element should be moved, as it impedes the cooking workspace. If that is in the budget, why not have it placed over the w/d?
The washer & dryer: can you hide those in any way? you are probably not in the market to replace these costly appliances, but ASKO makes a model that is deigned to take cabinet panels.
One last thing: what is the funny exhaust tube over the corner upper cabinet? is that cabinet concealing an on demand water heater?
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If this is something you're really going to create in your home, I wouldn't change anything except the wall tile. I think the cabinets are cool, and I actually like how the black and white colors are a little random. It's very modern. the tile, however, because of it's color and size, looks old, even in a rendering. I agree with olldbobbi that the tile should not extend above the cabinets. If you're worried about that empty space, then extend the upper cabinets to the ceiling instead. I suggest either a much smaller square tile, or a long linear tile. Stainless steel would look good, but it might be a little too cold. Below are some images of tile from our site that would look cool and modern. We also carry mosaics in a basket weave pattern that would match the design of the wood flooring. http://www.susanjablon.com
I detest glass mosaic.
Use black for all cabinet fronts, shelves, and appliances.
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The rendering is pretty decent, but there are some fundamental design issues with color choice, etc. I have no issues with the black/white scheme as we do a lot of black and white conversion varnish or lacquer. Great look! However, I agree with those above who said either all one color or one color top and one color bottom. That being said, I would also use a more potent "pop" to the backsplash and tile above.
Also, just like any material, there are good and bad examples of all of them. I wouldn't necessarily shy away from glass tile as someone wrote. But, use good judgement and pics something that fits. A glass/stone/stainless linear mosaic could be pretty nice if you don't want to reach out for a color pop.