A monochrome kitchen is a space with a simple color scheme in design. Monochrome is basically the use of black and white combination or a single color in varying shades against a background in neutral shade. This concept is ideal for both indoor and outdoor kitchens. Some people choose the black and white combination. Other options can be seen in the images below.

Modern Monochrome Kitchen Idea

modern monochrome kitchen idea

kitchenstori.com

The gray shade used for this modern kitchen is dark enough to blend perfectly with the black and white combo. This is a contemporary kitchen design with the island used for preparation and cooking. The attached breakfast bar is an interedting addition.

Traditional Monochrome Kitchen

traditional monochrome kitchen

compassandrose.com

This kitchen extends to a dining space has a monochrome theme with white background (ceiling, floor, wall and pendant lights) and black accents (island cabinets and stool seats). The brown dining chairs provide a nice and neutral contrast.

Black and White Monochrome Kitchen

black and white monochrome kitchen

tero.design

The perfect monochrome kitchen has a minimalist design, like this one. The division of the room is ideally set with the perfect allocation of black and white. The small breakfast island in neutral light brown matches the wood in the cabinets.

Scandinavian Style Monochrome Kitchen

scandinavian style monochrome kitchen

peterlanders.net

This Scandinavian style white kitchen is designed with a pretty contrasting black and white scheme – with dashes of brown from the terracota pendant light and green from the plants. The pale wooden floors match the they grey breakfast bar stools – the combination works perfectly with the concept. You can also see Spacious Kitchen Design

Transitional Monochrome Kitchen

transitional monochrome kitchen

mowlemandco.com

Light grey is used as the main color for this kitchen and to add color, a dark shade of blue is used for the island cabinet with matching rustic stools. The black sink countertop and pendant lights act as the darker features.

Small Monochrome Kitchen Design

small monochrome kitchen design

flikdesign.co.uk

You can create a nice monochrome kitchen even with a small space. This tiny kitchen design, for instance, only has a single cooking (white countertop) and black cabinet set. The sink is installed in the white island that also acts as a breakfast bar.

Mediterranean Monochrome Kitchen

mediterranean monochrome kitchen

maisonbirmingham.com

This kitchen stayed away from the traditional black and white monochrome theme. The focus of the design is in using the natural yellow/brown beauty of wood. This scheme is matched by the brown terra cotta tile and contrasted by the stainless steel range, black chalkboard refrigerator and black granite island top.

Vintage Monochrome Kitchen

vintage monochrome kitchen

Design by : Hare + Klein

The monochrome design used for this kitchen is a nice example of creating a nice contrast between a white ceiling and a black flooring. The perfectly executed black splashback is simple and catching, providing the room a nice point of interest.

Classic Monochrome Kitchen

classic monochrome kitchen

plusform.co

Wood Monochrome Kitchen

wood monochrome kitchen

randomcontrol.com

Simple Monochrome Kitchen Design

simple monochrome kitchen design

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Monochrome Kitchen Renovation

renovation of monochrome kitchen

thomasdecruz.com

Villa Monochrome Kitchen

monochrome kitchen of villa

zonearchitects.co.uk

Monochrome Loft Kitchen Idea

monochrome loft kitchen idea

Design by Cloud Studios Ltd

Monochrome Minimalist Kitchen Design

monochrome minimalist kitchen design

verykerryh.com

Monochrome Kitchen Island

monochrome kitchen island

solakitchens.com

In creating a monochrome theme, it is important to consider that bright colors are not used as the main motifs. Basically, black and white combination is the perfect option. White is mainly and mostly used as the background shade for the ceilings, walls and floors. Black is ideally used for cabinetry sets, kitchen countertops, and sometimes on the flooring too. If you want to be a bit daring, you can use both black and white for the walls. You can also add some dashes of different colors like blue, gray, green, yellow and brown.

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