18 Charming Country Kitchen Designs

The term “country kitchen” is usually applied to rooms that are earthy, warm, and inviting but the elements that really make it so go a little deeper than that. This style is pure Americana, which usually features a wide-open space, with custom cabinets and a fairly simple design that has a general sense of simplicity. Most people identify a certain degree of rusticity with the concept, but this is not mandatory. However, wood is a very common material that is usually found in country kitchens and associated with rustic elements.

 

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This adorable looking kitchen is all about the antique white cabinets and the beautiful floral backsplash that combines with the details on the kitchen hood. A pity there are no white built-in ovens.

 

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A darker example of elegant antique cabinetry is this mahogany wood kitchen, with grey countertops, built-in oven, dishwasher and tiled backsplash behind the stovetop.

 

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Simplicity is key in this open country kitchen with a stainless steel island. Twin sinks, faucet, and stovetop are all surrounded by light wood cabinets and wallpapered walls.

 

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Wood is king in this “A cabin” kitchen. Dark oak wood for the floors, lighter birch for the roof, and reddish mahogany for the beams, all come together artistically around weathered wood cabinets.

 

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The reddish hue of the floor goes hand in hand with the paneling on the roof, whereas white weathered cabinets make the most of the natural light in this long space.

 

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Antique white cabinets can also look modern, especially when contrasted with darker colors. In this picture, even the wood paneling on the walls has been painted dark grey.

 

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A pale sky-blue can be a great option when updating your kitchen cabinetry. The curtained cupboards are a delightful detail that feels so very country.

 

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This country kitchen has a great rustic cabin aesthetic. The all-white combination of the roof, floor, and cabinetry makes it look super spacious, simple, and luminous.

 

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Stainless steel shelves and kitchen island add a little industrial flair to this rustic space with white wood cabinets. The disposition of the room makes the most of the natural light and makes the beamed roof stand out.

 

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This is not your run-of-the-mill kitchen. The unique grey cabinetry and cream countertop combination definitely look amazing. The hue of the floor and kitchen hood add a little variation without interfering.

 

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Sage green is a great option for a country kitchen. It particularly feels like it actually sprouted greenery in this kitchen with little potted plants and flower vases here and there.

 

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A rustic style like this one looks great with sparse furniture, a couple of colorful cushions, and mix-and-match recycled wood cabinetry.

 

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Rustic can also look elegant and polished when mixing noble materials like dark wood and iron, like in this kitchen with oak cabinetry and dark marble countertop island.

 

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Brick is another great material that really enhances the homey and country feel of a room. It is also a very classic decoration pairing for walls with mahogany cabinets and a steel stove hood.

 

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This spacious kitchen combines white chairs with a honey-colored wood table and white walls and cabinetry with a countertop in the same hue. It owes its airy feel to the natural light and the mostly empty walls.

 

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Speaking of white, these antique white cabinets with wood countertops are a different take with a sturdier feel that uses the same old-school combination but achieves a different look.

 

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We can feel the Christmas spirit in this kitchen with all the green and red knickknacks on the kitchen countertop. The homey feel is quite evident and inviting!

 

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Who could say that storing your chopped wood would look this good? The country feel is strong with this one, maybe because we can actually see a little bit of a forest outside.