Nordic style kitchens: a must that never disappoints

We’re not talking about a style, but rather a way to enjoy the day-to-day. The Nordic world has shown us how to add a touch of Hygge to our lives. The aim is clearly to create wellness and harmony in a simple way, making all the spaces we inhabit more functional. And that includes the kitchens… They are also part of this interior design trend that never goes out of fashion.

The Nordic style above all seeks to make a space practical yet cosy. Apply these ideas to your kitchen and you’ll improve how you relate to these surroundings.

01. The use of light, neutral tones

Light colours create more space, add brightness and bring order to different atmospheres. It’s quite a practical resource, isn’t it? That’s why it fits well in this philosophy and is great for creating a Nordic style in kitchens.

02. Highly functional design.

In this case, the function dictates the design of each space. Above all, factors such as enhancing the comfort or storage capacity are prioritised to enjoy all the advantages of the kitchen.

03. Minimalist decoration.

With the Nordic style, less is more and nothing happens by chance. Straight lines, built-in household appliances and handleless cabinet doors are all an excellent choice if you want to achieve this style in your kitchen.

01. Use wood to achieve the Nordic style in your kitchen

Wood is very much present inside homes in Scandinavian countries. This is also true in kitchens where it can be found on the furniture or countertops, as well as in the cladding. The Neolith Timber collection offers various designs inspired by wood which fit perfectly in kitchens thanks to the qualities that provide resistance and durability.

02. Choose metal taps and accessories

Metal will add a modern touch to your kitchen, and even better if you use stainless steel as it’s highly functional and, therefore, very typical of Nordic kitchens.

03. Put plants in your kitchen

Plants will help bring nature closer as well as simply and effortlessly breathe life into your atmosphere. They’re the perfect resource for decorating your space and adding colour and energy to your kitchen.

04. Don’t overload the space

To achieve a Nordic style in kitchens, it’s best not to decorate the kitchen excessively. We recommend creating relaxed settings where everything can be easily found. For more inspiration and to keep up-to-date, we invite you to check out the latest kitchen trends for 2023.

Neolith Nordic style kitchens

The Neolith models from The New Classtone collection and their light tones can be one way to personalise your kitchen. Adding these designs to your cladding will add light and elegance to the setting. Moreover, these models combine very well with monochrome furniture and all types of tones in tapware.

Another nice choice is the Summer Dala model, which is good for any kitchen surface. The qualities mean it can be applied to cabinets or countertops.

Created with next-generation technology, it evokes non-varnished wood for an extra touch of beauty and warmth in your setting.

Nordic style countertops and sinks

All the Neolith collections can be used on countertops given their characteristics and variety of thicknesses. Neolith countertops are resistant to high temperatures and offer near-zero porosity. They’re also great for sinks if you’re after a more sophisticated, elegant look in your kitchen.

Using the same model for the cladding and countertop can help achieve this style as unifying the space also simplifies it.

In this project made with the Beton model, you can see how the combination with white lacquered cabinets produces a space that’s very bright and tidy.

If you want to find an orderly atmosphere in the kitchen to enjoy your culinary creations, we recommend you choose a Nordic style for your kitchen. Simple lines and neutral colours will provide the atmosphere with brightness, tranquility and a feeling of spaciousness.

It’s like travelling to a Scandinavian country where everything is just pleasant, clear and not at all bothersome. Are you ready for this journey?