Kitchen Interiors: 4 Hot Tech Trends For Bath And Kitchen

Interior Designer Tells Us What's New In The World Of Kitchens And Bathrooms.

Forget about keeping up with the neighbors, such rapid innovation happening in the kitchen and bath technology, we are almost surpassing the Jetsons. In this new world of sintered particles and controls wireless light is easy to feel out of the loop, so we caught up with founder's design to get the scoop on where technology is going in 2015. Thanks to him,’re washing away any uncertainty about technological trends away ... using our new touch-less faucet brand, of course.


 

State of the Art Gets style

Praised for its warm, West Coast aesthetic, which uses reclaimed wood and varied textures, Banfield's work does not fit immediately with the stereotypical image of cold high-tech design function first. But these days, manufacturers ensure that high-tech options are as elegant as useful. Take Moxie Kohler shower, Banfield has in his own bathroom. With its integrated wireless speaker, you may expect the Moxie look bulky, but as Banfield says, "Is not seen as a speaker, it looks like a shower, and looks very smart." In fact, the Moxie comes in a lot of "bold fashion colors" -from chartreuse cherry red. Similarly, Moen offers hands-free faucets in styles that will please traditionalists and modernists alike: finishes ranging from smooth oiled bronze and polished chrome.



 

It is the day spa every day

"We are seeing a push for more spa-style bathrooms bigger," says Banfield. "We can make it more of an experience than just a place for washing, brushing teeth, and leave." Thinking of adding a little luxury to your life? Install Nuheat mats under tile shower, then store to heat just in time for your morning routine. At the top, lights Hue Philips can help you create the perfect environment for some R and R: a single bulb provides light in all colors of the spectrum. Forgiving? Claro. But Banfield says: "There are positive making that spa-like atmosphere for people who deal with health problems, whether mental or physical."



Hold The Phone

Forget the remotes. When it comes to the newest technology, the smartphone is all you need. "The technology application is doing many gadgets as customizable" Banfield said. Philips Lighting Hue, for example, can be programmed to color in a photo that you upload to your phone. If you like entertainment, check out the range of LG Smart Thinq. You can adjust the oven temperature through your phone, meaning you never have to leave their half of the conversation back dinner guests.



 

Timeless Technology

A perceived problem with technology-ing out your kitchen or bathroom, it may seem a more unequal something new investment is always just around the corner. But many of the high-tech options today are becoming fewer and timeless fashion. Case in point: brand Dekton Cosentino countertops. Technology-sintered particles that mimics natural metamorphic changes-results in a super slim stone countertop is nonporous, even unsealed. Banfield are installing the first of its kind in gorgeous colors BC-but given Dekton and unique advantages, we feel it will be more of these facilities in the future.

5 Kitchen Looks Expected To Be Big In 2015

He has been playing with the idea of renovating your kitchen and think 2015 could be the perfect time to take the plunge? Before you start searching for a professional to tackle the project, it is important to think about what you need and how you can improve your cooking settings and what you want the room to look like. Also worth reading on emerging trends in the kitchen, which can provide a spark of inspiration and, ultimately, influence the design of its new cooking area.

Although we cannot write his dream wish list for you kitchen, we can help out with a list of design elements that are increasing. We recently caught up with three designers who shared their short-lists of kitchen design ideas you think will be the biggest trends of 2015.


1. The characteristics of design style furniture. Interior designer Greg Natale predicts furniture style cabinets and other features will be a major trend in 2015. This approach represents another step in the evolution of the kitchen as the center of the house and a place treasured whole family you can enjoy rather than just a functional area used for food preparation and cooking alone. "The incredible designs available celebrate the different elements of the kitchen as beautiful pieces of furniture, not only workstations, which allows people to bring their own, personal touch warm welcome to this space," he says.



2. Airy (and easy to use), open shelving. "We are seeing a trend towards the use of open shelves as a practical solution for the kitchen space, rather than simply for display," says Sydney designer kitchen Kesha Pillay Art Kitchen. "Open shelves personalize the space, making it feel lived in and warm, while functional and easy to use kitchen is maintained."



3. Wallpaper mesmerizing. Want to add interest and character to your cooking area? Incorporating wallpaper - will be an important trend in 2015, according to kitchen and bath designer Lee Hardcastle - in the design of your kitchen is the perfect solution. "Wallpaper provides an easy way to add visual impact, even in small quantities," says Hardcastle. "Wallpaper gives control to complement the architectural elements throughout the kitchen or adding a beautiful contrast with a color palette otherwise simple."



4. Classic style. The designs marry modern and traditional elements, will be one of the most influential looks of 2015, according to Pillay, who says that the owners are avoiding ultrasleek, contemporary kitchens for spaces that are "warm, welcoming and reflect themselves same. "

"This trend is affecting everything from the design of cabinet colors, textures materials. We are really mixing it up," she says. "The doors of the cabinet-screen TVs are being replaced with classic profiles for doors, gates and Shaker" for example. And the materials are mixing, such as stainless steel, wood, marble and wood.



5. Ceilings that make you look up. Next year ceilings decisions statement says Hardcastle, who designed the amazing cuisine seen here. "For a long time, we have all forgotten to look up. More emphasis will be on the roof design, in terms of form, features, etc.," he says. "Whether through the use of lighting, coffered ceilings and bulkheads, or the addition of classical motifs, our roofs become part of the beauty of the room again."

I'm not sure how to take your design kitchen ceiling to new heights? Look into space here for inspiration. The design feature wood framing via the kitchen and runs from one side of the island at the edge of the cabinets on the opposite wall instantly attracts the eye upward, like the row of clerestory windows which creates the illusion a floating roof.