In a French country house kitchen, lightness meets rustic cosiness: Floral decoration, rustic details, natural materials and soft colours combine to create an ambience to fall in love with. Would you like to cook, dine and socialise with your loved ones just like in Provence? Read more about an interior design style that combines modernity and vintage to create a total work of art.
If your cooking and dining area radiates cosiness and a touch of elegance with warm colours, playful accessories and natural materials ... enjoy the flair of a French country house kitchen. The style is reminiscent of rural France, of sunny days in Provence and is timelessly beautiful. These features are typical of the rustic furnishing style variant:
A French country kitchen fits into combined cooking and dining areas just as well as in small rooms. In family kitchens, the classic line can be complemented with a generous island and other furniture - for example, an antique sideboard.
You can transform compact rooms into a kitchen à la Provence with a skilful arrangement:
Opt for a classic country-style kitchen unit with cassette framed fronts and brass handles as well as a granite or marble worktop.
Arrange small vases of herbs or lavender on the worktop, hang cookware above the hob. A little kitchen can be an eye-catcher with a large picture with French vintage motifs, such as an antique still life or a nostalgic landscape painting.
It's easy to feel at home in a rustic French country kitchen. One reason for this is the characteristic colouring. So which colour scheme is best suited to a French country kitchen?
A country house kitchen in French chic is a total work of art: Ideally, the materials of the furniture, walls and floors harmonise perfectly with each other. Which are the most suitable?
And the floors? What goes with your French country style furniture?
Decorative elements play an important role in designing a room in the style of an old French country kitchen. These details create charming accents:
The BORA cooktop extractor systems make themselves invisible and shine with innovative functions.
An old French country kitchen can be quite modern: Combine playful furniture and used looks with innovative appliances that blend in perfectly with the Provence style.
Tip: Store small appliances such as microwaves and deep fryers behind (ventilated) cupboard doors. Kettles, toasters and the like are also available in playful vintage designs.
