Both of these kitchen designs feel so light, cozy, and welcoming. The first one brings a soft warmth with its hints of peach and natural textures, while the second one feels a little more airy and romantic with its soft pink accents and delicate touches.
A few of my favorite parts about these kitchen designs are the white kitchen island, the beautiful wood floating shelves, and the whitewashed cutting boards.
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Design #1
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Floating Shelves
These simple floating shelves are an easy way to add warmth and give everyday dishes a stylish yet practical home. I love how they help break up the wall without making things feel cluttered.
Kitchen Island
This white kitchen island is a gorgeous furniture piece. It adds extra countertop and storage space that’s so useful in any kitchen!
Barstools
These bar stools are clean and simple, but still super comfortable. I like the slightly weathered legs.
Candlesticks & Holders
These taper candles bring in that soft, romantic glow I love in the evenings. The holders feel modern and grounded, which balances the sweetness of the peach.
Ceramic Dinnerware
These ceramic dinnerware pieces add just the right amount of softness to the space. They’re neutral, but still cozy.
Decorative Cutting Boards
These cutting boards are more than just practical—they work like art, leaning against or hanging on the wall. I like that they add a casual, lived-in feeling to the space.
Kitchen Rug
This rug pulls everything together with warm neutrals and soft peachy tones.
Decorative Baskets
These baskets are one of my favorite storage tricks—they hide the clutter but still feel styled. I like that they add texture and warmth while actually being useful.
Vase
I love a simple vase with flowers for a simple kitchen island centerpiece.
Flowers
The dried florals add just enough color without being loud—it’s that perfect warm peach that plays so well with the rest of the neutrals. I like how it brings a little seasonal feeling without needing fresh flowers.
Kitchen Curtains
The roller shade keeps things feeling clean and uncluttered, while still softening the natural light. It doesn’t fight for attention, which I appreciate in a busy space like the kitchen.
Pendant Lighting
These glass pendants have a soft glow that makes the island feel so cozy and inviting. They’re simple but still have a little personality.
Design #2
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Making a few changes to a room can significantly transform the space and give it a distinct feel. Here are the elements I changed in Design #2.
Runner Rug
This rug features a gentle, faded pattern that complements the room’s decor without competing with it.
Basket
This basket has a slightly lighter, more coastal feel than the first one, which I think works really well with the soft pinks. It’s one of those storage pieces that actually looks good sitting out.
Floral Stems
These faux branches with their soft pink accents are one of my favorite little details. They give the space some life and softness.
Pink Candlesticks
These blush-toned taper candles are a sweet little touch. I think they add a romantic feel that works really well in a neutral kitchen.
Beige Curtains
The woven shade introduces a natural texture that complements the rest of the space perfectly. It’s subtle but makes the room feel warmer and more grounded.
Paint Color Matches
The Benjamin Moore paint color matches for this room are:
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Conclusion
I love how these kitchens feel so fresh and easygoing without being boring. A few simple color choices and cozy textures can make all the difference when you want your kitchen to feel calm, clean, and welcoming.
If you’re thinking about refreshing your space, these ideas are such a good place to start.
I hope these mood boards helped inspire your decorating journey and that you found something that will work well in your home. Be sure to check out my other mood boards!
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