Traditional turns in the kitchen

There might also be a return to traditional vintage styles from the Georgian or Victorian eras with a new contemporary twist. Bevelled painted wood, simple worktops and weathered metal handles are styles that could all be ‘on trend’ this year.

For consistency, this might even include butt-hinges and magnets in preference to soft-close cupboards and drawers.

Multipurpose living and cooking spaces

This year could also see kitchen styles following trends in wider living spaces.

This might include wide island counters and open shelving with space for decorative vases and ornaments, as well as increased use of lighting and art.

Since so much of family life takes place in the kitchen, it makes sense to include more personal touches. You might add rows of industrial or vintage-style lights above central worksurfaces or 1960s style accessories, vintage crockery or cookware on display rather than hidden away in cupboards.

Try some old-style copper pots and pans to complement your historic kitchen styling.

The finishing touches for your kitchen

Whatever your choice, there’s no doubt that statement taps will be a feature of this year’s kitchens.

Big, industrial looking pieces with interestingly styled fittings and added features like chilling and boiling or touch controls will add another dimension to the overall effect.

Houzz features brushed nickel, brass, copper and gold coloured taps, as well as matte black, in its top 50 selection of statement taps for 2020, as well as more traditional chrome options.

Whatever your vision for a dream kitchen this year, we will be happy to discuss the latest trends with you, so please get in touch.