Imagine this: You are going through the Bloxburg buildings at 2 AM (we have all been there), and you are scrambling and frantically looking to find the right kitchen idea. Your kitchen is a sad little add-on at present- perhaps the four walls and a refrigerator that has been thrown into the corner. Sound familiar?
I have been on Bloxburg building years, and I will tell you, designing the coolest kitchen is an art and a science. Following an endless amount of constructions and far too many nighttime brainstorming design meetings I have assembled 12 foolproof kitchen ideas that’ll make your location more than just a [meh], to a [wow, would I live there in real life] location.
The Farmhouse Dream Kitchen
There is nothing as homely as a farmhouse-like kitchen. This layout is a cry of coziness and you feel like baking cookies all day (although you can not eat them in the game 0:) ).
Use warm wood in your cabinets – oak or birch are both very good. Include a big farmhouse sink, which will be located next to a window, and do not forget about a traditional subway tile backsplash. The trick here is to blend the textures: smooth counters, coarse wood ceiling, and perhaps a bit of uncovered brick in case you are being fancy.
Pro tip: The beam decorations can be used to give the authentic farmhouse ceiling. Believe me, there is the difference.
| Element | Best Choice | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinets | Oak Wood | Warm, natural feel |
| Sink | Farmhouse Style | Classic focal point |
| Backsplash | Subway Tile | Timeless and clean |
Modern Minimalist Magic
In this case less is sometimes more. Minimalist kitchen may sound dull, but when it is done properly, it is very sophisticated and homey in its own right.
Go for clean lines with white or light gray cabinets. Keep your countertops clutter-free (I know, revolutionary concept). The magic happens in the details – sleek appliances, hidden storage, and maybe one statement piece like a gorgeous pendant light over the island.
Ever notice how minimalist kitchens always look so much bigger? That’s not an accident. The clean lines and lack of visual clutter create the illusion of more space.
Rustic Cabin Vibes
Want to feel like you’re cooking in a cozy mountain cabin? This rustic kitchen design is pure comfort food for the eyes.
The dark wooden cabinets are coupled with stone countertops to give it that ideal cabin feel. is some wrought iron work, and perhaps a stone edging. It is aimed at making it as though you might go out into the street and cut your own firewood.
Wooden bar stools on a central island are my favourite, it makes this ideal place of collection that shouts out cry come and take a seat and have a chat with me as I cook.
The Scandinavian Sanctuary
Scandinavian design is in its time and has its merits. It is comfortable, but is not cluttered, and is not cold, but is modern.
This style is characterized by light woods and white walls with spots of dull colors. Consider light blues, light grays, and perhaps light green. The furniture must be useful yet decorative – not fancy.
FYI, the trick to this appearance is the lighting. Natural light during the day, and warm and soft artificial light in the evening cookers.
Industrial Chic Character
What does that mean that you can’t make kitchens edgy? A kitchen of an industrial style will make your Bloxburg home have the urban loft vibes.
Dark color schemes, metal details, and exposed brick walls are what make it seem like a warehouse-turned-home. Install stainless steel appliances and perhaps some concrete countertops to go all the way with the theme.
The one thing to balance is the hard materials and the soft ones such as wooden bar stools or greenery. No one wants to feel that he is preparing food at a real plant.
Country Cottage Charm
A cottage-style kitchen is magic and makes you desire to put on an apron and hum as you work.
Soft pastel painted cabinets, open shelves to display your finest things, and flowery details make you feel like you are in the English countryside. There is no need to be afraid of combining patterns gingham, florals, and stripes can all go well together provided that the colors are in combination.
Daring stuff: Paint your lower and upper cabinets different colors. It is ridiculous but it fits very well in cottage-like kitchens.
Mediterranean Warmth
Take yourself to the Italian country with a Mediterranean kitchen design. This is a style that is all about coziness, tact and the experience of being worn.
The tiles made of terra cotta, warm wood cabinets, and stone accents make a welcoming effect. Have a few arched doorways if your construction will support it – those are the ideal Mediterranean touch.
The hues of the color scheme are supposed to remind you of the sun-baked hills: warm yellows, deep oranges, and rich browns. In my opinion, this style is ideal in case you want your kitchen to seem a permanent vacation.
Art Deco Glamour
Feeling like introducing a touch of glamour in your kitchen of the 1920s? Art Deco design introduces the element of sophistication and drama.
This style is characterized by bold geometric style, metallic highlights, and rich colors. Imagine gold hardware, marble countertops and some black and white check flooring. The trick is that you should be able to make it appealing without excessively doing it.
Lighting plays an important role in this case – search the ones with geometrical forms and with metallic finishes. Stunning chandelier in the dining room? Yes, please.
| Style Element | Material Choice | Impact Level |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware | Brass/Gold | High drama |
| Countertops | Marble | Luxury feel |
| Flooring | Checkered | Bold statement |
Traditional Elegance
Classic traditional design sometimes can not be beaten. The appeal of this style is long lasting as it emphasizes on those things that do not fall out of fashion.
Cabinets of wood, granite countertops or quartz, and old-fashioned hardware make it sophisticated. The color scheme is rather neutral-neutral, i.e. creams, browns, and perhaps, deeper tinges of burgundy.
Traditional does not mean boring, though. Your personality can be added by the decisions you make on the backsplash, lighting fixtures, and ornaments.
Transitional Comfort
Unable to choose between traditional and modern? Transitional style may be the one. It is a hybrid of the two worlds.
Simple lines are combined with warm materials. Contemporary appliances are combined with old fashioned cabinet designs. It is a marriage and a divorce at the same time, were it that cake were kitchen design philosophy.
The aestheticism of transitional style consists in its malleability. It is possible to be more modern or more traditional depending on your taste.
Contemporary Clean Lines
The present day kitchen is all about what is going on currently in terms of design. Contemporary style is a changing one as opposed to modern style which pertains to a given time span.
Cabinets, quartz countertops, and stainless steel are standard. However, modern design does not shun color as well – there is nothing wrong with a bright background, or colored cabinets.
Did you ever wonder why modern day kitchens take such nice pictures? It is due to the fact that they are created in clean sight lines and unadulterated surfaces.
Eclectic Mix and Match
Rules? What rules? Eclectic kitchen design is concerned with combining styles, colors and eras to come up with something truly individual.
The trick to getting it off eclectic design is that there must be some thread that holds it all together be it a color scheme, a material or your own sense of aesthetic.
This style is a confidence style and when done properly, it comes up with the most personality-filled kitchens. And, you can add items you adore without paying attention to their category in terms of style.
Making Your Choice: What Works for You?
The decision of the ideal kitchen style in question is reduced to the knowledge of personal preferences and the way one wants to feel in his/her own place. Are you longing to feel the homeliness of a farmhouse kitchen, or is it the strict minimalism of the minimalist design that appeals to you?
Consider these factors:
- Your overall home style
- How much time you want to spend decorating
- Your budget (some styles require more expensive items)
- Whether you prefer busy or calm visual environments
Keep in mind, there is no bad decision in this case. A good kitchen is one that you are pleased with each time you enter the kitchen.
Your Bloxburg kitchen is also supposed to be a self-portrait with which you are enthusiastic to spend your time even though you are pretending to cook virtual food. Take these concepts, put them together, put in your spin and come up with something fantastic.
Now put down your reading-material, and get to work – your dream kitchen is not going to make itself! 🙂