
Walnut-toned cabinets, slim profiles, bold color accents and organic shapes that honor the mid-century homes of Middle Tennessee.
Nashville has no shortage of mid-century ranches and split-levels, and many of their owners want a kitchen that honors the era rather than erasing it. Mid-century modern is optimistic and graceful: low horizontal lines, warm wood, clean planes and the occasional pop of color from a tile or an appliance. It is the style of homes designed for living and entertaining, which makes it a natural fit for how people cook today.
The look relies on walnut or teak-toned slab doors, slim horizontal pulls or integral finger grips, simple laminate or quartz counters, a geometric or glossy tile backsplash and warm lighting such as a globe pendant or sputnik fixture. Colors range from muted earth tones to teal, mustard and tangerine. Flooring is often wood or terrazzo-look tile. Done with restraint, it is both historic and fresh.
Warm, grained wood.
Slim and horizontal.
Teal, mustard, orange.
Globe and sputnik fixtures.
Quartz or laminate.
Glossy and graphic.
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It can be, and it is historically accurate, though quartz is also common.
Mix modern lighting and a few contemporary touches with the period elements.
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