3 Classic Elements Found in Hampton Style Kitchens

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3 Classic Elements Found in Hampton Style
Kitchens A Hamptons kitchen is deservedly a
design classic that transcends the vagaries of
superficial fashion trends. The key aspects here
are elegance, calm and the signature features
that are found in upmarket homes in the
Hamptons. Its a hard design to get right for a
novice, the interior need to be spacious and
embracing at the same time. Conjuring a beach
casual beach related aesthetic is vital without
going overboard. As a timeless design, this type
of kitchen could easily translate into a
traditional or modern home. In this article, we
will take a look at three classic design
elements that you will need to create a Hamptons
style kitchen for your home.

• Bright and Light
• A Hamptons kitchen Perth is supposed to make you
  feel uplifted and conjure an impression of a
  simpler life spend at the coast. To ensure that
  we meet this requirement, the colour scheme has
  to be bright and light. Stick to bright elevating
  whites and use pastels to break things up with
  splashes of muted colour. Think of key words,
  such as airy, bright, simple and beautiful, when
  you develop your colour palette.
• Shaker Cabinetry
• One of the most recognisable features of a
  Hamptons kitchen is the shaker cabinetry. This
  originated in 18th century England as a style of
  door used in furniture designs. Over time it
  developed into design movement to create
  furniture that was functional, durable and plain.
  This simple design ethos is characterised by
  frame and panel door profiles, beveled frame
  edges and doors that are the same colour as the
  cabinets or frames. The finishes can be painted
  according to the colour palette mentioned above,
  or a polyurethane finish can be applied to let
  the natural wood show through. Glass doors are
  also popular and finishing with solid, simple
  fixtures can add a nice touch of class.
• A Marble or Tile Splashback

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A marble or tile splashback will work in your
Hamptons kitchen design for both a traditional or
modern home. It can be tempting to go with
stainless steel or glass products, but these
materials are too shiny and cold to support a
Hamptons aesthetic. If you choose to use marble,
the best options are Carrara or Calcutta. For a
tile splashback, use a white subway tile that can
look equally classic or modern. A darker tile
could be used to bring some drama, but dont go
overboard and go for a pastel coloured tile to
meet the colour palette criteria. If you are
looking at Hampton Style Kitchens for your home,
get in touch with us here at The Maker. We
design, manufacture and install, luxurious custom
built kitchens for our clients to enjoy. Our
designers will work with you to create the
kitchen of your dreams that we will then
manufacture in our state of the art production
facility. We have dedicated teams to deliver,
install and provide aftercare for our clients to
ensure that you get the kitchen youve always
wanted. Our team is ready to discuss your
requirements in greater detail, and they will be
delighted to answer any other questions that you
may have.