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Our selection of rustic modern kitchen cabinet ideas will give you great inspiration to add a little bit of country charm to your own area. Rustic kitchen storage cabinets are warm and inviting, like a pot of soothing stew boiling away on the stove all afternoon.
Our rustic kitchen cabinet ideas below include something for every kitchen, whether you have a huge kitchen and want new cabinetry or have a small kitchen and need some inexpensive ideas.
Modern Rustic Kitchen
Blend traditional white cabinetry with natural materials, such as a freestanding wood island, for a fresh take on rustic chic.
Use weathered terra cotta pots, old crocks, and wooden cutting boards to add texture and character to white kitchen cabinets.
Doors made of weathered barn wood panels and black hardware swing open to reveal the kitchen’s fridge and pantry. The kitchen’s wood tones are carried over to a freestanding island, which serves as both extra storage and a breakfast bar.
Rustic Meets Coastal
The kitchen’s traditional wood cabinets are given a fresh new look with whitewash paint, making them perfect for the relaxed beach vibe. The finish makes the room feel airier, and the rattan pendant lights look great against it.
You can replace some of the upper cabinets in a large kitchen with lots of cabinetry and floating shelves.
This will be a nice break from all the vertical space, make it easy to get to things you use often and give you a place to show off decorations.
Rustic Cabinet Details
Whether it’s the twisted legs on the base cabinets, the gray quartz kitchen countertops, or the mesh wire door fronts, this modern rustic kitchen is flawless.
The shimmering iridescent tile is the perfect finishing touch. If you want to take your kitchen from “builder grade” to “designer chic,” add some surprising accents to your cabinetry. You can get a similar look by switching out closed shelves for open ones and replacing glass panels with mesh wire.
Colorful Rustic Kitchen
Bright yellow is the best way to inject a dose of sunny warmth into any room. The kitchen’s Provence yellow is carried through the built-in cabinets, molding, and French doors and into the adjacent room.
The room’s wide-plank wood floors and antique farmhouse table provide a sense of stability, while a dark crimson hutch and mint green benches continue the vivid theme. Simply by painting the rear panels, you may give your cabinets or built-ins a unique feel.
Using yellow cabinets and purple panels, which are complementary colors, to create a warmer and more inviting kitchen is a simple and inexpensive design tip. This is definitely a good kitchen remodeling idea, most especially if you want some color.
Rustic Country Kitchen
Some of the most defining features of a rustic kitchen include the use of wood accents, black hardware, and painted cabinetry, as well as the use of warm tones.
All these elements come together in this country kitchen to create a warm and welcoming space, and they also serve as a model for a cute method of storing pantry necessities.
Glass jars of dried goods like almonds, pasta, and beans are displayed on an open shelf with a paneled back. In addition to being conveniently close at hand, this laid-back method of storing highlights the warm, welcoming atmosphere typical of country kitchens.
Elegant Rustic Kitchen
This kitchen’s rustic vibe is taken to a whole new level thanks to the farmhouse sink, built-in plate rack, and glass-fronted cabinets. Rustic decor can be elegant thanks to the addition of details like a mosaic tiled backsplash and oil-rubbed handles.
Custom features like a plate rack or glass-front cabinets can give your kitchen cabinets a unique look while also being useful, like storing your dishes and keeping the color scheme consistent. If you have more than enough kitchen remodeling budget, might as well give this idea a chance!
White Kitchen with a Rustic Wood Island
A wooden island serves as the centerpiece of this otherwise stainless steel and glass kitchen. There is a sense of modernity thanks to the white cabinets, classic subway tiles, and gray walls, yet warmth and timelessness are brought in by the varied wood tones throughout.
The white cabinetry is broken up by a stained wood range hood and floating shelves that match the wood elements of the floor and island. Counter stools and pendant lights in an industrial style are a hint to the black drawer pulls and cabinet knobs that complement the white cabinetry.
Rustic Kitchen with Industrial Elements
Wooden cupboards are a staple of country-style kitchens. The sleek black knobs on these Shaker-style cabinets are a modern take on this traditional detail.
Black wall sconces and ceiling beams use the accent color, while the distressed wood range hood and brick backsplash carry on the theme. Mesh inserts are a great alternative to solid or glass doors on upper cabinets.
Two-Tone Cabinets
Make your kitchen stand out with a two-tone design by painting the lower cabinets one color and the upper cabinets or open shelves a contrasting hue. The base cabinets are a mushroom color, which is typical of rustic kitchens, and the counters are made of wood.
Softening and brightening the space are white open shelves installed on a vertical shiplap. Simple black knobs and pulls and accessories like a striped runner and framed paintings add to the understated look.
To complement the green undertones of the cabinets and the wood countertops and ceiling beams, a collection of vintage-style copper pots hangs from a pot rack above the window. You can always check for the latest kitchen remodeling ideas with two-toned cabinets.
Rustic Kitchen with Eclectic Accents
You can update the look of your rustic kitchen by adding a vintage rug and some upholstered mid-century stools. This type of kitchen looks colorful and lived-in because it has Shaker cabinets from floor to ceiling and upper cabinets with glass doors.
A freestanding island made of a different material than the rest of the cabinets is a great addition to any kitchen. It breaks up the dark wood and makes for a nice contrast.
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