Review of Provence style kitchen colors

The Provence style in the kitchen interior seems to be specially created for romantics and creative people, as well as connoisseurs of life in nature. The color scheme of the premises is varied. Those who prefer blue, green and even gray shades will be able to arrange this space in accordance with the peculiarities of this style.

Provence is interesting for the harmony of unobtrusive colors and shades that set you in a calm mood. To arrange a room in this spirit, you need to take into account the following features:

• walls have light shades;
• the room gives a feeling of being filled with light;
• it contains a large number of textile elements (natural fabrics, such as linen and cotton);
• when creating the environment, mainly natural materials are used;
• furniture gives the impression of shabby, wood carving is sometimes used when creating it;
• the interior uses hand-embroidered tablecloths and napkins, wicker decorative items, clay or copper dishes.

On the whole, the atmosphere is created in a manner that in Russia might be called rural. At the same time, a simple, somewhat naive environment is not devoid of grace and lightness.

Paints are used mainly in warm colors. In such a room, the most place is for white, green, beige, turquoise, woody tones such as oak and other species. A yellow palette is very appropriate, reminiscent of the bright sun. Many paints have a faded look, as if they have burnt out. At the same time, modern trends in Provence involve the use of bright accents of dishes, napkins and tablecloths, and other interior elements. These can be, for example, deep blue spots or accents such as emerald, mint and others that are present in various kitchen accessories.

The use of white in a Provencal style kitchen is a classic of the genre. This tone is often seen in the design of walls, furniture, ceilings.... By using a color partner such as lavender or turquoise, the impression of a hospital room is avoided. The use of blue also matches the Provencal style. Both pale and bright shades look good in the kitchen. This color is used not only when decorating the facade of the headset, but also in curtains, upholstery of upholstered furniture in the dining area, tablecloths, and decorative elements.

When decorating green, it is advised to choose discreet tones combined with bright accessories from these shades. For example, olive and pistachio are well combined. Green color is used not only for furniture or textiles, but also for window frames and doors. Shades of gray in the creation of a kitchen interior are welcomed by people seeking peace and security. Such kitchens are pleasing to the eye. You can choose from a palette of tones.

There should not be a lot of additional color spots so that there is no feeling of variegation. At the same time, gray itself cannot have a steel shade. The clever use of two colors, for example, gray and cream, will create an original design that leaves a feeling of freshness and comfort.

You can emphasize this or that color of the kitchen by placing bright accents in different areas.A kitchen apron is a great place to experiment. For example, the general light green color scheme can be emphasized with emerald splashes in the design of the space between the top and bottom of the headset. It can be rich emerald or light. It all depends on the preferences of the owners and the general design idea.

To create a beautiful apron, both ceramic tiles and ceramic mosaics with bright splashes are used. Also an interesting combination will be the neighborhood of the color of turquoise and terracotta, purple and yellow, blue and some shades of brown. The overall color scheme is emphasized by the decor of the windows.

Curtains and curtains can be with floral or fruit patterns, variegated or solid colors. They shouldn't be too tight. This will allow them to let in enough light. The textile itself, whatever color it may be, begins to glow from the inside under the rays of the sun, creating a feeling of coziness and spaciousness in the room.

If the walls in the kitchen have a rough surface, roman shades or fabrics in natural colors of “rough homemade” work well with them. Curtains and curtains, subject to the Provence style, can be installed not only on windows, but also on the lower part of kitchen furniture - bedside tables or islands.

Modern household appliances for the most part come into conflict with the style of traditional village cuisine, but without them nowhere. In order not to create problems in terms of color solutions, it is easier to hide the equipment inside the headset or close it with a decorative facade. You can look for things with a special design, when the surfaces of the devices are matte, beige or ivory, and the metal elements are made in bronze.

In addition to white, beige pale blue or lilac shades are often used in wall decoration. To complement the image of a Provence style kitchen, you can glue wall murals on one wall. The best place for this is in the dining area. For example, an image of a lavender meadow can emphasize the rustic style of an entire kitchen space.

It is better to choose monochromatic, with a thin stripe or small pattern. Also, the walls are trimmed with light wood, fragmentarily - with bricks, or deliberately roughly plastered. The color scheme is discreet in any case. An accentuated lack of gloss in color is acceptable.

The floors in such a kitchen are most often decorated with wood, their shade is appropriate. If parquet is used, it should not be glossy. Better let it be a light wood with an aging effect and a well-visible texture. Dark floors (linoleum or laminate) in such an environment are not the best choice. It is better to prefer a stone finish. Complement the decor with a matching carpet or hand-made round or oval rugs.

The most suitable solution for a Provence style kitchen ceiling is to use light wood or plaster. But this is appropriate in your home. If the kitchen is designed in an ordinary city apartment, you can simply stretch the white matte ceiling. When creating a multi-level ceiling structure, it is important not to be too clever with the number of elements, observing the measure. If the stretch ceiling is painted, the colors are chosen dim.

If the kitchen is small, when choosing a Provence style, you should give preference to white as the main color. This applies not only to the walls and ceiling, but also to the kitchen unit, dining table and chairs. The floor is preferably beige or terracotta. You can decorate a small room with lavender, olive or ocher flowers.

A kitchen in which a lot of sun is present for a long time during the day is best decorated in cold colors such as blue or blue. Neutral light grays or greenish tones would work well, though. Kitchens in which there is little natural light, it is preferable to fill them with items of warm colors. Decorate the walls in the appropriate color scheme.

The presence of a large amount of blue in the kitchen requires compensation in the form of details of warm shades. You can put a bunch of sunflowers on the table, and the situation does not seem too strict.

The pistachio color of the headset sets the overall tone of the kitchen design. Furniture goes well with pinkish and beige tones in wall decoration, as well as accessories and interior details in a lilac shade.

The blue kitchen seems spacious and airy. The furniture is in harmony with the beige shades of the apron and the floor, as well as the light wood color of the chairs.

The gray color of the walls and the white suite in combination with shades of light wood in the design of the ceiling and floor will appeal to calm people seeking peace of mind. Any bright color spots in this kitchen will highlight the stylishness and elegant simplicity of the interior.

Shades of olive blend beautifully with dark woods. A kitchen set of this color in a company with a mahogany dining group makes the kitchen more spacious and ennobles the interior.

For tips on choosing designs and colors for a Provence style kitchen, see the video below.