What's Your Kitchen Style?

Simple style and timeless color define this traditional kitchen by designer Ty Larkins. Countertops and island are honed Carrara marble. Walls and woodwork are Classic Gray by Benjamin Moore.

Do you swoon over retro details? Designers William Diamond and Anthony Baratta mixed old and new in this colorful kitchen. The Italian lamps are circa 1960, and the island is custom-made. Accessorize with classic appliances, like a colorful KitchenAid mixer.

Love a streamlined look? Does clutter drive you crazy? You don’t need to completely remodel to get European style. Designer Michael Berman renovated this kitchen by laying linoleum floor and staining the original walnut cabinets the color of black tea to set off the white tile of the countertops.

If your dream is dining at a farm-style dinner table, go with rustic elements. In this kitchen designed by Robbin and Hillary Hayne, a generous dining table is made of 12-foot-long walnut planks. Cabinetry, made from rough wood that shows the natural grain, adds texture.

If you're an adventurer who lives for far-flung trips, then add some destination inspiration to your kitchen. In this design, Barry Dixon hung an Asian fish trap lantern.

If you're crazy about clean lines, go with an architectural look. This design by Form Architecture + Interiors features poured concrete countertops, sleek cabinetry, and exposed wood.

If you prefer a natural design, then this relaxed style is for you. Stone tile adds an earthy element, while rough wood blinds bring the outdoors in.

Do you find the idea of another white kitchen wearisome? Then make a big statement with a bold and bright kitchen. In this design by Miles Redd, cabinets are lacquered, as was the roller shade, which erases an exhaust unit. Even the Sub-Zero refrigerator is painted green.