Modern vs traditional style

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Whether you prefer a classic or contemporary kitchen, there are plenty of colour options for each style so you can create your dream kitchen scheme with coordinating cabinets, worktops, appliances and accessories

Feature Hayley Gilbert

Whether you’re planning a kitchen refit or simply want to update what you already have, there are lots of ways to create a modern or traditional look. From the big elements such as cabinets, tiles and flooring, to changing the sink or tap, there’s something for every budget. Even the way you display crockery and cookware can make a huge difference – think minimal clutter for a modern look and open shelving and dressers for a classic feel. Read on to discover key design features and how to bring them into your space...

Handleless doors are one of the key features of a modern kitchen, as it creates a sleek and seamless style that works well with built-in and integrated appliances Bude True Handleless kitchen in Matt Blush, from £2,490, Benchmarx Kitchens
Modern handleless cabinets are ideal for small spaces and galley kitchens, as the absence of handles makes the room feel larger. Add some sleek open shelving alongside wall cabinets to increase the feeling of light and space Turin kitchen in Hunter Green, from £4,382, Symphony
Keen cooks can take advantage of the latest technology with this induction range cooker. It features smart Link+ tech that allows you to bridge induction zones for larger pans and roasting tins along with pan detection, overheat sensors and a child lock Cookcentre 110Ei electric induction range cooker, around £1,799, Belling
A monochrome scheme with black and white cabinets and worksurfaces creates an ultra-modern look. Get a marble, granite or other stone-effect surface for less with laminate, which is durable and low maintenance Bushboard Omega Light Portland postformed 38mm laminate worktop in Granite 4100x600, £231, Solid Surface Kitchens Direct
Bring the biophilic trend into your kitchen with these tropical paradise tiles, perfect as a splashback behind the sink and hob or as a feature wall. Team with pale wooden cabinets for a Scandi vibe Lush Mix patterned tile, £56.71 per sq m, Porcelain Superstore
There are lots of different finishes that complement a contemporary kitchen design: brushed brass, matt black, rose gold or gunmetal are on-trend options. Or why not break the traditional style rules and mix metals? The Tap Factory Vibrance 1
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