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Maximalist Kitchen Interior Design

Ideas, layouts, colors and materials for a maximalist kitchen — plus the pieces that make the look work.

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Style
Maximalist
Room
Kitchen
Materials
Printed textile, velvet, ceramics
Palette
Indigo, rust, forest, saffron

Designing a maximalist kitchen

A maximalist kitchen blends the maximalist look — collected + exuberant, printed textile, velvet, ceramics — with layouts and details that suit a kitchen. Start with the palette, anchor the room around a focal point, then layer in texture and lighting.

Maximalist kitchen palette

Choose three main colors from the anchor piece, assign one to the largest surface or furniture item, repeat the others at different scales and retain a few natural or pale pauses.

Color roles

Botanical indigo

A deep blue that can connect wallpaper, ceramics, upholstery and rug details.

Burnt rust

Adds warmth through velvet, lacquer or a recurring thread in patterned textiles.

Forest lacquer

A dark architectural anchor for cabinetry or one large piece of furniture.

Saffron

A bright but earthy accent best repeated in curtains, stripes and small art notes.

Aged walnut

Natural grain gives dense color schemes a consistent, useful foundation.

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