As seen in City and Shore Magazine.

Andrea Subotovsky, an architect and partner at Italkraft, a luxury Italian kitchen, bathroom, closet and millwork firm based in Miami, says she is seeing the following trends in the kitchens the company designs:

All-wood kitchens. “In previous year, kitchens were more white, sleek and cold,” she says. “ Now people are trying to make them more cozy and bring nature into the home, such as woods with depth, texture and wood graining so the outside comes inside.”

No upper cabinets. Subotovsky says that eliminating upper cabinets makes the kitchen airier and gives it a cleaner, sleeker look, with wallpaper or marble taking the place of the upper cabinets.

Black accents. Black is back and compliments the wood. “It creates a more dramatic look,” Subotovsky says.

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