Victorian kitchens for the 21st century

A Victorian Kitchen Is Pastels All-the-way
If there’s one colour palette that you can never go wrong with, for a Victorian kitchen, it’s any pastel shade of your choosing. The Victorian kitchen in this picture is a clever amalgamation of pastel blues, whites and light wood. While every inch of this kitchen is sleek and marshmallow-like, the white brick wall adds a little bit of texture for an authentic old-school vibe.

A Monochromatic Queen Of A Victorian Kitchen
Ever thought nudes could work so well in a Kitchen Design before seeing this Victorian kitchen design? While many different materials were used to create this Victorian kitchen, the colours are similar, giving it a composite monochromatic design. The ceramics and glassware enhance the space and lifestyle – calm and elegant. Our favourite piece, without a doubt, is the chandelier that is more than perfect for this fairy-tale Victorian kitchen.

The Beauty Of Blue In A Victorian Kitchen
An amazing - and fairly common feature in almost any Victorian kitchen – is the ability to woo not only new guests, but also the family anew every day during meals. The eccentric art pieces add creativity and excite the imagination in this Victorian kitchen, while the pastel blue cabinets and wallpaper keep the ambient neat and chic, keeping this Victorian kitchen versatile and fresh. The neat look is ensured by the many cabinets, that offer plenty of storage space to keep the modern kitchen Design minimal and clutter-free.

A Victorian Kitchen Straight Out Of A Doll House
Maybe it’s the little half-window curtains, or the glass cabinet for crockery, or maybe even the light blue brick walls and wooden accents, but this Victorian kitchen is enchanting in its beauty. We can’t imagine how surreal must it be to walk into this kitchen every day: a perfect little doll-house kitchen! Let’s not forget how the ceramics match the colour palette of the whole Victorian kitchen and add to its aesthetic appeal.

An Open-space Victorian Kitchen
This Victorian kitchen is ideal for large or joint families, since it provides the space for multiple feet and simultaneous culinary preparations. While all the cabinets are in white, the light-yellow walls and dark glassy floor add some much-needed contrast to the space. A traditional wooden table seems like the perfect addition to this Victorian kitchen design, for dining as well as pre-cooking necessities.

A Tropical Victorian Kitchen
A pastel Victorian kitchen can also suggest a very refreshing tropical vibe, especially with open shelves and a wooden slab. We love how the oven was fitted right under the induction, and we can’t keep our eyes off of the glass and ceramic crockery in pastel hues, that seem to simultaneously blend in and stand out. The house plants get the main credit for giving off that tropical vibe we all could get behind. The use of house plants in this kitchen not only gives it a tropical vibe, but also showcases how interior design can incorporate natural elements to enhance the overall aesthetic of a space.