Whether Mediterranean, Scandinavian or style Vintage, Rustic kitchens are not only multifaceted and versatile, but above all home and durable. In the rustic style, small imperfections and fingerprints are allowed and even desirable. And thus, findings of antiquities and precious relics such as frame frames, tablecloths or grandmother's vase can be combined with a base of natural colors and materials, showcases or open shelves, as well as the great white sink. Always to your liking, of course. Here we show you 8 rustic kitchens that may seem different at first glance, but that they have one thing in common: they are cozy!
1. Clear oak and white stone
For his new home on the outskirts of Madrid, Beatriz Aznar wanted an oasis of peace and harmony, where family life and his passion for art had the same prominence. To realize this idea, the Spanish artist had the support of her good friend and interior designer and Marta Labrador product, also known beyond the Madrid borders for her elegant, timeless and Mediterranean style. In Beatriz's house, I wanted to «have few elements a lot,» personality and history of the rooms. In the kitchen, he succeeded using natural materials such as oak, white stone, glass and rattan. The chosen color palette, of light and warm tones, is accentuated by the abundant natural light that affects the interior of the ground floor thanks to four balconies.
2. A rustic dream kitchen
Floral, romantic and a little playful: With this country kitchen in a beach house From the British southern coast, Retol has perfectly captured the taste of its occupant. Because designer Pearl Lowe, who creates fashion and home textiles precisely in this style under her homonymous brand, wanted a lot of warmth and cozy atmosphere for the kitchen of her summer house. Clear colors and natural materials such as marble and wood, but above all the details that she herself selected with love – almost all Vintageby the way – they create a very personal place even in rainy time, where the whole family feels at home even on vacation.
3. Rural-Mediterranean style in Chiquito
A warm and cozy rural kitchen. In an old Armadale building, in Australia, Studio Ezra has created a small foothold oasis. Through the use of natural colors and materials such as marble, ceramics and oak wood, the designer Georgia Ezra projected the Mediterranean air of the building, built in Spanish colonial style. The tiles of the walls, slightly irregular, fit perfectly into the romantic concept and almost seem to have adorned the walls forever. And as it opens to the room, you not only have a pleasant company while cooking, but you can also properly admire the kitchen.