Luxury Kitchen Design Ideas

If you have a large kitchen with a purse to match, it would be unforgivable to design it for anything less than a luxurious ambience. You can create a luxury kitchen in design category, be it modern, traditional, country or even Art Deco. You can go all out with rich wood cabinetry, marble counters, tiled floors augmented with a plush rug.

• Square Glass Top Dining Tables
• Beautiful Modular Sectional Sofas

To be sure, a luxury kitchen does not have extra features, only more of them, with affluent designs. The islands can be larger and more ornate with extra seating for frequent eat-ins; you could also have two islands: One dedicated to dining and one for storage and cooking tasks. Even your cabinets may extend to the ceiling with glass-faced doors.

Modern Luxury Kitchen

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Custom Luxury Kitchen

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Traditional Luxury Kitchen

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You can create a luxury kitchen with stainless steel being the dominant theme if stark contemporary is your thing. The fact that not many kitchens go this route may be just the reason for you to design in heavy metal. White walls, be they painted or stone, may be just the backdrop for this kind of kitchen.

Beautiful Luxury Kitchen

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Luxurious Traditional White kitchen

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Luxury Italian Custom Made Kitchen

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Amazing Luxury Kitchen Design

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White Luxury Kitchen Islands Design

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Rustic Luxury Kitchen

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Contemporary Luxury Kitchen

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French European Kitchen

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French Style Luxury Kitchen

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Beautiful Luxury Custom Kitchen

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Southwestern Luxury Kitchen

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London Luxury Kitchen

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Beautiful French Style Kitchen

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Luxury Tuscan Kitchen

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Transitional Kitchen with Glass Panel

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Luxury Kitchen with Breakfast Bar

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A luxury kitchen needs lighting to match. Since your big kitchen has many aspects and uses, you can use varied degrees of lighting for different spaces. For general lighting, you can use ceiling fixtures, while focused places could be illuminated with concealed or task lighting. You may not really need an opulent chandelier if you have a formal dining room, but if you do install one, it will not do your swanky kitchen any harm.