We’re getting asked more and more regularly about Hamptons style kitchens.
Common questions range from: “What is a Hampton style kitchen?” to “What is the Hampton style of decorating?”
When I think of this style of decorating, I think of open space living areas, with large French doors, lots of natural light and wooden floors. White & neutral tones with pops of colour: duck egg blue, soft greens and every now and then some soft charcoal or navy blue. A mixture of fabrics from linens to soft flowing sheer curtains that blow in the breeze with the open French doors.
The Hamptons is a coastal area in the state of New York and is used as a retreat from city life. It is defined by casual, relaxed living yet in a classic, sophisticated way, as the photos above show. To me, this style has touches of beach decor and French provincial style, and it’s becoming a more popular kitchen design choice in Melbourne.
So what is a Hampton Kitchen?
A Hampton kitchen has become synonymous with style, class and elegance which can conjure up impressions of leisure, affluence and grandeur, but this does not mean it can only be done in coastal homes. This kitchen style is timeless and can be incorporated into any home with no geographical boundaries.
Simplicity is key, a simple shaker style door, painted often in white tones, with a satin finish, with a simple shell handle on the drawers and a small knob for doors. The bench tops in marble or a marble-look product, such as Caesarstone Classico Supremo range, Frosty Carrina.
Incorporating all the new modern elements to the design can make this style one that will look stunning but also be a pleasure to work in.
You can utilise the ease of drawers throughout the kitchen with Blum soft close systems or incorporate kitchen organisational products, such as a LeMans ll.
Check out these other products you can incorporate into the overall design: Space Savers and Organisation for you kitchen.
The Rosemount Kitchens team can create a kitchen to suit your style and taste. They can take the Hamptons-inspired elements you like and use them in your custom design.
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