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Traditional Kitchen Projects In NJ

Thanks for visiting our portfolio of traditional kitchen projects at Modiani Kitchens. These traditional kitchens are some of the kitchens we have designed for our clients in NJ, CT and the tri-state area. They include our traditional Italian Cesar kitchen line, and some of the local US made traditional kitchens we offer at Modiani Kitchens.

Traditional Kitchen Characteristics

Our traditional kitchens designs typically embrace natural materials and a warm color scheme, and have always been very popular in the United States. Typical characteristics of traditional high-end kitchen design means the use of warm colors, natural elements, and intricate design. Our traditional kitchens at Modiani Kitchens tend to be eclectic. They may include carved wood trims, and traditional design elements and shapes and come in a variety of kitchen cabinet colors, including different shades of white, gray, brown and gray. Enjoy browsing through our traditional kitchen projects and visit our Modiani kitchen showroom to view our traditional kitchens on display.

Traditional Kitchen Furniture

How can you achieve a traditional luxury design in your kitchen? Below are a few tips for infusing your kitchen with traditional style.Period-style kitchen furniture will enhance the look of a traditional kitchen in the most spot-on way. Modern pieces or design pieces that have no period-style look generally take away from the overall traditional feel of a kitchen, so rather than using those types of pieces, get a few period pieces that you really admire. You can even make an unadorned piece feel more traditional by adding period-style molding around the border.

Traditional Kitchen Flooring

Many traditional kitchens show patterns in the kitchen flooring, even when the flooring is made of wood. Some design ideas for integrating patterned flooring into your kitchen space might include:

  • Basket weave for wood flooring
  • Random pattern for wood flooring
  • Embracing irregular shapes in natural stone flooring
  • Creating an irregular pattern with natural stone flooring

Traditional Kitchen Seating Area

Embrace warm and natural elements in your seating area. For a truly traditional high-end look, try a corner nook instead of a freestanding table. Add warm patterned fabric to benches to place around the table. In the fabric, you’re going to want to embrace the key elements of traditional design – bringing the warmth of nature and tradition in.

Traditional Kitchen Accessories

Use knobs and kitchen handles on your custom kitchen cabinets and doors to enhance the traditional style of your room and interior space. Intricately designed knobs and kitchen handles that match the overall period feel of the room can create focal points for the kitchen.

Embrace Traditional Kitchen Details

Embrace detailed traditional kitchen details and design elements in the molding around the kitchen space, on the cabinets themselves, on the legs of your kitchen furniture, and in your kitchen hardware such as your faucets and light fixtures. The most defining characteristic of a traditional kitchen design is its embrace of intricacy. Today’s traditional kitchen often offers a lot of opportunities to infuse the luxury kitchen with this quality – use each one to the best of its ability.

Traditional Kitchen Colors

Traditional kitchen design tends to embrace a soft color palette. The hues of these kitchen cabinet colors could be described as “muted”. Traditional design shies away from anything that could be considered stark or bold, hence using cabinet colors, such as:

  • Cream
  • Taupe
  • White
  • Light Gray
  • Green

Traditional Kitchen Windows

The goal of a traditional kitchen design is to create a feeling in the kitchen that is very homey and comforting. Windows help and deepen this effect by providing light in the kitchen and ideally also for the kitchen’s seating area. A bay window is the perfect addition to a traditional kitchen design. It offers another opportunity to incorporate patterns through fabric, and it’s a really defining element of classic traditional design.