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Top 5 kitchen trends

Kitchens are the hub and heart of many homes and offer a place for the household to meet, catch up, relax, and dine.

Combining practicality with the ability to compliment your unique style may seem like a tall ask,
but our vast range of finishes, colours and patterns makes it easier to choose your floor without compromise.

We look at five of the most popular interior trends that are making their mark on kitchen design and tips on incorporating them into your home design.

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Sheet vinyl flooring trends in the kitchen

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Minimalist calm

It's a hectic world out there, so it's no surprise that interior trends are responding with uncluttered, clean lines that create some order. Consider using kitchen furniture with concealed open and closures for a clean, uninterrupted surface and don’t be afraid to go all white on walls, furniture and walls. Formal lines can be broken up and softened with a delicately patterned floor, such as the Portoro 93 from our Natural Trends collection.

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Modern cottage

The charm of cottages and rural homes can provide a headache for homeowners looking to bring interiors up to date. Combining soft dusty pastel-painted cabinets with repurposed wood furniture nods to the slightly eclectic element of cottage core without the need for clutter. When choosing a floor, take inspiration from traditional materials, such as stone, slate or tile. Cushion vinyl provides a foot-friendly and comfortable experience compared to solid floors such as stone.

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Pattern layers

Add a playful twist to kitchen spaces by choosing a patterned floor. Incorporate colours from your flooring into your home accessories for a curated and professional look and prevent the scheme from becoming overbearing by keeping furniture, walls and ceilings neutral.

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Contrasts

You don't need a lot of colours to create a contrast. Simply using light with dark schemes can be enough for an eye-catching kitchen scheme. This is an easy trend to work with as many kitchen cabinets come in light or white tones, so adding contrast through a dark floor and kitchen accessories works beautifully.

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Galley style

Space is at a premium, but it doesn't mean you have to shrink back the style in galley kitchens. Make the most of smaller kitchens by utilising natural light sources, keeping surfaces uncluttered and working with light or neutral tones. Introduce interest by choosing a variety of material finishes to add character. We've gone for a silver-grey wood-inspired floor as a contrast with the natural wood and white gloss units for a contemporary chic aesthetic.

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