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Find the right person: Kitchen styles to fall in love with

08/05/2025

6 min.

The way to your dream kitchen: How to find your kitchen style

Which kitchen style suits you? The answer to this question has many facets: Your personal living preferences play just as much a role as the room situation and the architectural style. A rustic country house kitchen harmonises particularly well with historical architecture. A modern style, on the other hand, creates an attractive contrast in classic old buildings.

If you like things to be creative and colourful, a colourful kitchen could be just the thing for you. Fans of minimalism , on the other hand, prefer the clean lines that characterise a modern kitchen. Room size also counts: Light-coloured fronts and the minimalism typical of Scandi chic make small kitchens appear larger, while black kitchens create structure and depth in large rooms.

What kitchen styles are there?

Whether modern or country-style - your kitchen should not only look good, but also integrate perfectly into your everyday life. The selection should therefore be thought through . What are the special features of the different styles and how can you find the perfect style for your kitchen?

The country house kitchen - warm colours, antique details

The country house kitchen style brings the cosy flair of a farmhouse kitchen into your home. The look works particularly well in large kitchens, but you can also give small and medium-sized rooms a cosy atmosphere with a country house kitchen. What characterises the country house kitchen:

A restrained colour concept in light, broken tones, such as vanilla yellow, rosé, sage green or light grey, brightens up the room and creates a friendly overall look.

Striking structures in the form of cassette or louvre doors, wood grains or decorative milling provide visual variety.

Furniture and accessories are made from natural materials: Wooden surfaces meet natural stone worktops and ceramic and cast iron utensils.

Country house kitchens

The modern kitchen style: Design options and ideas

Are you looking for trendy designs and smart details? If the kitchen style is modern, it scores with the perfect combination of form and function:

Handleless fronts and angular lines create a minimalist overall look.

A touch of glamour is added by reflective materials such as high-gloss surfaces, stainless steel handles and glass back panels.

Indirect LED light emphasises the futuristic flair.

Well thought-out, optimally accessible storage space and invisibly integrated technology - such as a BORA cooktop with integrated extractor - make using the modern kitchen a pleasure.

Modern kitchens

Black is beautiful: Black kitchens for your dream home

Black kitchens open up a wide range of design options: The colour radiates elegance, highlights other nuances in the interior and can be combined in a variety of ways.

Black creates harmonious contrasts - for example in combination with warm wood tones or cool stone surfaces.

Dark kitchens go perfectly with numerous style features - from Asian-inspired accessories to nostalgic vintage objects.

Large rooms and open room situations are particularly flattering for the black kitchen.

Matt fronts give black kitchens a luxurious touch.

Black kitchens

Industrial-style kitchens - practical and stylish

Rough, untreated surfaces, exciting contrasts, metal and stone: These are typical features of an industrial-style kitchen. How to design the kitchen style:

The focus is on materials such as exposed concrete, unprocessed wood, brick and unrendered walls.

Visible installations such as pipework or electrical installations are expressly permitted.

Strong material contrasts of warm wood and cool steel or concrete bring tension to the overall picture.

Industrial kitchens rely on an open design, for example with shelves and hooks instead of cupboards, as well as an open room concept.

Industrial style

The Scandinavian kitchen style - Nordic understatement

The concentration on the essentials characterises the Scandinavian kitchen style:

Light, natural colours, natural materials and well thought-out storage solutions make the kitchen style both practical and aesthetic.

The handleless fronts and simple design with clear lines and gently rounded edges create a calm, uncluttered atmosphere.

Wood plays an important role in furniture and accessories, with light-coloured surfaces in particular suiting the Nordic look.

Everything is so colourful here: colourful kitchens for creative looks

Colourful kitchens bring colour into your everyday life and reflect your individual living preferences . This is what characterises them:

Whether bright orange or warm petrol: Colourful kitchens are eye-catchers.

Colourful furniture and utensils reflect your personality and bring an individual touch to the room.

Colours influence the spatial effect, can brighten up dark areas or make small kitchens appear larger.

The traditionalists: Style features of classic kitchens

Some dream kitchens are simply timelessly beautiful: Straightforward designs, a subtle colour scheme and smooth, often shiny surfaces outlast trends. How to plan a kitchen for the classics:

Durable materials such as wood, natural stone and the composite material Dekton score points for their long service life.
With monochrome fronts and tone-on-tone colour concepts, you can create a calm ambience.
Both strong contrasts and monochrome looks are popular.