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Bakes & Kropp 2023 Kitchen Trend Forecast 

With a new year comes new trends! See what our resident kitchen specialist, Bakes & Kropp, predicts for the future of kitchens in 2023.

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Soft Modern:

There is certainly a place for modernism but for many, the cold, impersonal feeling deters consumers from taking the plunge within their homes. With playful contrasts and layers of natural materials, Bakes & Kropp’s signature Soft Modern kitchens take a warmer approach that will empower more homeowners to explore contemporary aesthetics.

Color Accents:

Set against more sensible cabinetry finishes, bright accents allow homeowners to integrate color without fully committing to painted cabinetry. An accent color either in kitchen appliances or styling feels a bit more considered and digestible for most homeowners.

Mixed Materials:

High gloss adds a sophisticated element to any space, but in a kitchen, it tends to feel quite cold on its own. At the same time, an entirely matte or wood grain finish may leave something to be desired for homeowners hoping for a more contemporary style. Bakes & Kropp anticipates a heightened demand for mixed materials within kitchen design palettes, allowing homeowners to have the best of both worlds.

Hardware-Free Cabinetry:

Piggy-backing off of the demand for Soft Modern designs, Bakes & Kropp is seeing a greater draw toward hardware-free cabinetry faces. Pared-down cabinetry offers a cleaner look visually, allowing more room for individual elements within the greater kitchen’s styling.

Read more here and visit Bakes & Kropp on the 4th Floor of the New York Design Center to learn about all their offerings.

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