MODERN KITCHEN - COLOR AND DESIGN

In this article I would like to touch upon the issue of choosing a design and color for the kitchen. Recently, I began to pay attention to how dull and dull the kitchens became. And in general, all the interiors. What is the problem? My opinion is in designers. The vast majority of designers do not take a steam bath with the selection of colors, but simply make the interior in one color. Take a couple of different shades of the same color and voila! Done! They have already picked up well matching kitchen colors!

But no! In fact, this is still the same color in several different shades. The interior as a result is dull, dull and cheap. Usually, even expensive, beautiful materials do not help. Previously, such an interior took its originality, because earlier monotonous interiors were rarely found. But not now, when such interiors flooded the pages of magazines and Internet portals devoted to the design of the interior of the kitchen. Why did this happen? Designers intimidated everyone with their “this is bad taste” and “it's sloppy” (by the way, the majority says so, not “clumsy”, namely “sloppy”) They intimidated to such an extent that people forgot how to decorate their homes. They are ready to live in a barracks-like dull interior, if only no one would accuse them of being a hillbilly, not following trends and loving “fabulous things”. A beautiful and unique antiquity, a heirloom, They can put away in the closet simply because some wise guy said that it does not fit into the interior. It seems that a specialist should be able to solve such a problem - to fit an object into the interior. But why? It is more convenient for the designer to rivet patterned interiors on his conveyor belt, without wasting unnecessary effort and time on elaboration of details and selection of colors. It is practical. This allows you to keep low prices and quickly fulfill large orders. This approach is not an artist but a strong craftsman, but in the craft, we all know that standardization and automation win. From here, I believe, the legs of the modern popularity of minimalism and the movement of other styles (the same Classics) towards simplification are growing. It seems that a specialist should be able to solve such a problem - to fit an object into the interior. But why? It is more convenient for the designer to rivet patterned interiors on his conveyor belt, without wasting unnecessary effort and time on elaborating details and choosing colors. It is practical. This allows you to keep low prices and quickly fulfill large orders. This approach is not an artist but a strong craftsman, but in the craft, we all know that standardization and automation win. From here, I believe, the legs of the modern popularity of minimalism and the movement of other styles (the same Classics) towards simplification are growing. It seems that a specialist should be able to solve such a problem - to fit an object into the interior. But why? It is more convenient for the designer to rivet patterned interiors on his conveyor belt, without wasting unnecessary effort and time on elaborating details and choosing colors. It is practical. This allows you to keep low prices and quickly fulfill large orders. This approach is not an artist but a strong craftsman, but in the craft, we all know that standardization and automation win. From here, I believe, the legs of the modern popularity of minimalism and the movement of other styles (the same Classics) towards simplification are growing. This approach is not an artist but a strong craftsman, but in the craft, we all know that standardization and automation win. From here, I believe, the legs of the modern popularity of minimalism and the movement of other styles (the same Classics) towards simplification are growing. This approach is not an artist but a strong craftsman, but in the craft, we all know that standardization and automation win. From here, I believe, the legs of the modern popularity of minimalism and the movement of other styles (the same Classics) towards simplification are growing.

After all, what is the interior of a modern kitchen? Simple solutions, a minimum of details, the maximum concentration on materials (usually expensive) and modern high-tech whistle-fart gadgets. This is just a dream of any designer - maximum budget with minimum work. And most designers went through the automation process. Clients go to them for an individual solution, and get a standard project, a couple of strokes adapted for their premises. The most simplified project, absolutely devoid of any personality. Kitchens from the most comfortable room in the house turn into some kind of operating room - the room is sterile and uncomfortable. The same goes for the whole house. The bedroom becomes like a ward in an expensive hospital, and the living room looks like an office.

This article is not the ultimate truth, but simply my personal opinion. In addition, I can draw and draw much better than expressing my thoughts on paper. You may well disagree with my opinion. But if you agree, please share the article on social networks. Let a live opinion of a real person on a matter that worries him appear in a stream of identical articles about nothing and overt advertising. Maybe more designers will quit the race for fast money and go in for real creativity.