From a modern galley kitchen to a Scandinavian-inspired eat-in, explore dozens of kitchen design styles and layout options to spark an idea for your next kitchen remodel.

Natural Earth Tones

In the spacious kitchen, earth tones pair up with fresh neutrals for an easy, relaxed tone. Wolfe and Miele appliances and wide paths around the island make the chef’s job a little easier. Luxe Backsplash & Countertops

All our marble and gold dreams have come true in this gorgeous kitchen. The soft gray perimeter of the space is contrasted with gorgeous golden accents and the island’s blue-gray base. A solid marble slab for the kitchen’s backsplash helps brighten and visually open up the room — a luxurious way to make the walls disappear. Gorgeous in Green

This galley kitchen was designed to be a functional-yet-stylish space that allows for effortless cooking and entertaining. Thus, the room features a deep sink and stainless appliances, gorgeous green cabinets and a wood dining table that seats six.

Dine In

Why not dine in the heart of the kitchen? This spacious gray kitchen features an island made for an intimate dining experience that can seat up to 7. Minimalist Meets Modern A rich wooden island serves as the main prep area in this minimalist space that is brimming with sleek design. Four modern-rustic barstools complement the island while providing the perfect spot to enjoy a quick meal. Charming Farmhouse

The kitchen’s welcoming feel draws on charming farmhouse details, including a farmhouse sink, blue patterned backsplash and black wood barstools. For light, there’s a large bank of windows over the sink and a skylight, as well as two pretty glass pendants.

Galley With a View

Floor-to-ceiling glass lets sunlight pour into this modern galley kitchen and puts the oceanfront vistas front and center. Neutral tones throughout the space allow for the blues of the waves to pop in the background.

Dramatic Patterns

The ceiling can be the perfect place to try out a dramatic color or pattern, or in the case of this kitchen, both! The wide stripes draw the eye up and have the added effect of making the room seem larger.