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The Tropicana Throwback Kitchen
I could honestly spend hours in this space.
@artistshouses
feel playful in the best way.
This isnt just a kitchenits a creative souls retreat, and Imsohere for it.
Ilovehow the brass and copper accents warm everything up, and those glass-front cabinets?
Theyre a quiet little flex.
Honestly, this space makes me want to start collecting antique ceramics just to do it justice.
Also… can we talk about that bouquet on the counter?
Its giving maximalist garden goddess, and Im here for every petal.
The Maximalist Garden Party Kitchen
Okay, this kitchen from@rizzi.home?
Its not just a kitchenits a full-blown serotonin boost.
It kind of feels like stepping into an art exhibit curated by someone whos never known a dull moment.
I mean, even the stools are competing for attentionand I love that for them.
And I would happily make coffee here every morning, surrounded by this riot of joy.
The Modern Rust Luxe
This one had me doing a double takeand then a slow, appreciative nod.
I mean,just lookat how those matte rust cabinets melt right into the natural veining of that marble.
Its rich, sculptural, and totally grounded.
Even the lighting feels curated, like it belongs in a gallery.
Warm, layered, and a little dramatic in the best way.
The Sleek & Spicy Modernist
This kitchen is givingcayenne meets clean linesand honestly, Im all in.
The glossy pumpkin cabinetry and integrated under-glow lighting feel like the design equivalent of a well-timed mic drop.
And it knows exactly what its doing.
Its minimalist, but not cold.
Sleek, but not sterile.If orange zest had a design language, this would be it.
The hidden appliances and flip-up panels?
So smart, and honestly kind of funlike little surprises waiting to be revealed.
And that crisp white waterfall island?
Its the calm center to all the citrusy energy swirling around.
Bold, bright, and unapologetically modern.
Its like a little retro wink tucked into a modern, walnut-wrapped moment.
The crisp white quartz and stainless steel appliances keep everything feeling polished and intentional.
This kitchen has serious personality without trying too hard, and that color-blocked tile work?
It might be my new favorite conversation starter.
The Ultra-Glam Tangerine Dream
Okay, so this kitchen didnt come toplay.
It came to shineliterally.
The linear chrome hardware?
And lets talk about that backsplashthose warm terracotta streaks running through the white tile?
Its givingcustom couture momentin tile form.
This ones bold, but never brash.
Its the kind of kitchen that saysI brunch hard, but I also mean business.
The Sunset Bloom Kitchen
Okay,can we talkabout this wildly joyful space from@rizzi.home?
And that kilim runner?
Total cherry on top.
Its cheerful, its creative, and honestlyit just makes me smile.
The Poppy Pop Kitchen
This delightfully retro corner from@staypoppy_stopped me mid-scrolland honestly,how could it not?
Like little moons hanging over your mimosa station.
That juicy orange-on-orange palette?
I mean…delicious.
Its like walking into a creamsiclebut one that happens to serve espresso and vintage vibes.
What I love most is how it doesnt hold back.
From the checkerboard floor to the retro curved island with chrome trim, every inch is unapologetically playful.
The matching dishware lining those shelves?
This is a space where pancakes are flipped in silk robes, and breakfastisthe main event.
I love how it doesnt attempt to match so much as itsings in harmony.
From the bubblegum pink tile grid to the atomic-era wall art, it all feels delightfully collected and lived-in.
And can we talk about those tea towels?
Id happily do dishes here just to hang out in the vibe.
The Citrus Pop Dream
This space from@millahomedecorispure color therapy.
Its like someone handed orange and turquoise a vintage cookbook and said,Go wild.And honestly?
I adore how even the chairs pick up the palette like little bursts of citrus and sea glass.
The Cozy Cottage Classic
This one pulls at my heartstrings in the best way.
That earthy pumpkin cabinetry?So perfectly lived-in, like your favorite worn-in sweater.
And those navy gingham curtains?
I mean,stop.
They add just enough sweet-country charm without tipping into kitsch.
Thesun-kissed orange wallsfeel like a perpetual golden hour, and paired with that rustic woodgrain?
Its giving farmhouse in Tuscany with a fresh-pressed twist.
Im obsessed with how the simple open shelving turns pantry staples into artgranola in jars never looked so chic.
And that vintage juice press?
It makes me want to start every morning with squeezed oranges and a side of serenity.
Just imagine the smell in here.
The glossy burnt-orange cabinetry is pure retro fantasy, trimmed in that unmistakable 80sgold gleamthat screams more is more.
Im kind of obsessed with the sculptural curves and that mirrored ceiling moment (because of course).
Its bold, unapologetic, and absolutely unforgettable.
This is not a quiet kitchenits amain charactermoment in lacquered tangerine.
The Soft-Modern Escape
This kitchen feels like a quiet exhale.
The hand-drawn wave motif across the tile backsplash?
It adds the subtlest movement, like a hush of wind over sand dunes.
If Scandinavian serenity and California sunshine had a baby,thiswould be the kitchen.
The bold orange palette paired with sculptural globe pendants feels like ahappy pill in design form.
What really got me was how playful (but still polished) it feels.
Its givingmid-century diner meets Wes Anderson, and honestly?
Id never want to leave.
What caught my eye first?
They feel like the kitchen equivalent of a sundress on a perfect spring day.
The Saffron Sanctuary
Okayif kitchens could sigh, this one just did.
Everything about this earthy retreat whispersslow morningsandwarm bread.
Its rustic, but in a way that feels incredibly intentional.
Like the kitchen istelling youto turn off your phone and actually enjoy chopping the garlic.
This ones not just pretty.
The Pumpkin Spice Glow-Up
I can practically smell the cinnamon from here.
Honestly, I might never leave.
The Retro-Orange Revival
Leave it to@80smodernto remind me just how cool burnt orangereallywasand still is.
Its understated, surebut in the most effortlessly confident way.Like it knows its iconic.
The Terra Cotta Tapestry
I couldve sworn I walked into a hillside villa in Andalusia when I saw this.
This kitchen doesnt just lean into warmthitdrenchesyou in it.
From the hand-painted tiles to that sculptural, storybook hood, everything feels steeped in Mediterranean soul.
The clay tones are so layered and alivelike sunbaked terracotta mingling with dusty rose and aged saffron.
I love how the little blue floral details peek out just enough to keep things playful.
This space isnt trying too hard.
And that kind of charm?
