Industrial Kitchen

Professional chefs have always enjoyed the ambiance of an industrial-style kitchen for its sleek design and nod toward efficiency. Now you can have an increasingly popular industrial kitchen design in your home. Whether you’re building a new home or remodeling your current kitchen, the Italian-inspired designers at New York City-based Muretti have the expertise and experience to create your unique industrial home kitchen. Custom-designed industrial kitchen cabinets and all the accoutrements common to the trendy style are the cornerstone of the Muretti success story. Visit the Manhattan and Queens showroom or call for an in-house consultation today.

What Is an Industrial Style Kitchen?

The industrial kitchen style combines modern and old-world elements for a unique blend of contrasts. The trend began in the mid-20th century when sculptors and other artists converted factories and other old industrial buildings into living spaces, studios and galleries. These initial kitchens were functional and utilitarian. The concept grew in popularity in the 1980s and 90s, giving those who love to cook a way to have a professional-looking kitchen in their homes. Benefits of choosing this kitchen style include:

• No-nonsense decor
• Easy-to-clean surfaces
• Simple styling
• Highly functional layout
• Flexibility to accommodate your taste

An industrial kitchen design creates a nostalgic atmosphere, often by transforming old items into something new. A popular approach to this design style is to leave any exposed concrete walls or brick as they are. The creative, experienced designers at Muretti help you create the perfect industrial kitchen design for your unique home.

What Are the Features of a Modern Industrial Kitchen?

The kitchen design layout of a modern industrial kitchen works especially well in a loft setting where there’s a high ceiling. But this kitchen style can be incorporated into any home. In fact, you can incorporate industrial elements in subtle or obvious ways. Some characteristics of an industrial kitchen include:

• A professional aesthetic
• Heavy-duty handles and professional-grade appliances
• A spacious layout
• An open floor plan
• Ample counter space
• Large appliances
• Exposed piping or beams
• An emphasis on natural, bare finishes and materials
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Muretti New York Showroom: Italian Kitchens & Closets

134 W 25th St

New York, NY, 10001

(212) 457-1355

https://www.muretti.com