Bright City Lights

Traditional (above left): 
White Schrock Maple Cabinets, pricing varies per door style

Contemporary (above right):
GE Profile™ Series Refrigerator Model PFE27KSDSS, $2560 + tax

 

Billy Stewart Designer Kitchen & Bath

“For traditional kitchens, installing white Shrock cabinetry with Silestone tops in an edgy color seems to be cream of the crop these days. For a more contemporary feel, use GE Profile Series appliances with sleek lines coupled with espresso hand-scraped wood flooring to really streamline the kitchen.”

 

DKB

 

Traditional (above left):
Capital light fixture 4656PN-603, $450

Contemporary (above right):
Kichler light fixture 43304 NI, $225

 

Kay Wax

Bright City Lights

“It’s fun to not always be predictable in the kitchen.  Experiment with mixing styles and adding an interesting element to the design to show your family’s personalities.”

 

S. Stewart Home

Traditional (above left):
Individual Succulents, starting at $5

Contemporary (above right):
Green Vase 11″, $49

Bev Reid

It seems all traditional kitchens have bowls or trays of moss decor balls and an easy way to update this is to add artificial succulents tucked in between. In contemporary design, less can be more.  Using a dramatic piece of art glass as a statement piece on a kitchen island or counter can achieve this and draw the eye without having to compete with a lot of other elements.”

 

Hockman Interiors

Traditional (above left):
Upholstered bench, $512.50

Contemporary (above right):
Wire tray, $32

 

Sherry Hockman

Kitchens are usually the most lived in space of our homes. Keep it organized using baskets and trays to organize collections. Ex) coffee pot, mugs, coffee, cream, sugar, etc.