What kind of design can make the kitchen more advanced? What creative homes are worth recommending? I'm the kind of person who doesn't like fancy decoration style, so my new home decoration takes a minimalist route. As a place full of "fireworks", it is not easy to create a "high sense". It took me a lot of energy to decorate the kitchen, but fortunately, the effect I came out was the advanced and elegant look I wanted. I summed up some experiences and shared them with you. The sense of high class is mainly reflected in the color tone. I want to introduce myself to you here. The high-grade gray mentioned here is not gray, but refers to a color system or a group of colors, which often gives people a soft, calm, steady, harmonious and not dazzling feeling.

High-grade gray does not represent the gray effect of the picture. But brightness is compared with purity. High-grade ash requires the purity to be as low as possible, achieving the goal of harmonious overall picture and being "advanced" at the same time, so the key point is: 1. The purity is low, but there should be contrast before and after, and the space should be moved; 2. Charming and immortal; 3. Color matching should be beautiful, and each color should be as harmonious and appropriate as possible in the painting. More advanced is to show a certain tendency atmosphere. When building the kitchen, I chose gray, white, matte metallic silver and a small amount of log color as the main colors. Follow the principle of low saturation and harmony to create an overall sense of high quality, but this seems a bit dull. At this time, the lightness of small objects is needed to activate the atmosphere, such as transparent storage tanks filled with different colors of ingredients and seasonings, which are clear and bright. Besides, you can also decorate the kitchen with green plants to make it more interesting.

Wall tiles and cabinets are generally easy to customize their favorite colors, but electrical appliances are not so easy to buy, especially steaming ovens, microwave ovens and gas stoves, which are generally bright black, which conflicts with the overall style I want. Our kitchen space is relatively small, and it is embedded, which affects the storage. Finally, after many comparisons, we chose an Okuda integrated stove. Mine is particularly bright, with a high face value, and it is also my favorite color tone. At the same time, it integrates functions such as oven steamer, which saves the purchase of other household appliances. It's also good to have a smart screen with a cookbook built in. When you don't know what to do, you can watch and study in the kitchen, or listen to music and watch videos. Sure enough, it looks very advanced and its functions are very advanced.