Designer Kitchen talks about who and what you are based on the styles and design you choose. Whether it’s a designer’s idea or yours, you still cook with style. There are many kitchen designs that you can think of, but there is one that you really wanted and it is an extension of your character and personality.

Redesigning, rebuilding, or creating a new one still requires rigorous planning to create a kitchen that you can not only show off, but make your life easier when working in your kitchen. You love cooking as much as your desire to combine your skills with a pleasant and functional kitchen inspires you even more.

Prepare yourself as I take you on a virtual tour of different designer kitchen ideas and choose the one that suits you best:

• Outdoor kitchens are very similar to indoor kitchens, only here there is plenty of fresh air and natural lighting and I would say they are easier to clean, plus there are no unwanted fishy odors within the dining room. The typical outdoor kitchen uses a grill with or attached to the countertops for easy reach of utensils and there is a table for plating food and the usual spice racks. You can also have a proper installation of electrical lines and accessories to make the gas work. It can also include storage for kitchen equipment and entertainment system.
• Modern Kitchens use modular or pre-built fixtures and create a minimalist look. Often geometric in style and without much decoration. Materials range from laminates, frosted glass, chrome or lacquer, concrete, and stainless steel.
• Old world design uses natural materials. Think Mediterranean, Tuscany or an Italian villa – medieval stuff or look where you usually see pots that are big and not as organized as other cooking styles. This type of kitchen usually has those large cabinets and uses large hooks to hang kitchen equipment.
• Traditional kitchens take you back to early, neoclassical America, where vintage fixtures are what you see, even appliances. It has a formal feel to it and is elegant. Think about dining and cooking in a Victorian home and see if the colors and accessories suit your taste.
• Transitional kitchens have the mix of traditional and modern, like wood and concrete, and this is where you start to think about how it complements the appliances and finishes.
• Rustic kitchens often resemble a log cabin. Very American: A characteristic of regions in the South, the Mountainous West, or the Pacific Northwest. Rich warm earth tones and high ceilings are used here.
• Country kitchens are mostly bright and have that homey feel. It looks like a garden as most of the handmade designs like woven baskets and flower motifs are everywhere. Like a country house where you would see cheerful colors and paneling and he really likes the moldings.

Your kitchen is the heart of your home, so don’t forget to consider the opinions and ideas of each family member on how they would like the kitchen to look and work for the family.