Light-coloured kitchen with green accents: Hanging lamps, kitchen island with glass doors and a shelf. White cupboards with a dark worktop. Plants and decorative elements liven up the overall look.
Light-coloured kitchen with green accents: Hanging lamps, kitchen island with glass doors and a shelf. White cupboards with a dark worktop. Plants and decorative elements liven up the overall look.

Country house kitchens: modern cosiness

Country-style kitchens to match your interior

Country-style kitchens to match your interior

Country kitchens provide cosiness and living comfort. Whether traditional, modern, Scandinavian or romantic - country house kitchens suit a variety of interior styles. The kitchens often have white or pastel-coloured fronts with ornamentation and can be combined well with wood and stone elements.

Modern kitchen with blue base units, beige wall units and marble splashback. Dining table with bench and two stools in the foreground. Decorations and kitchen appliances visible.
Modern kitchen with blue base units, beige wall units and marble splashback. Dining table with bench and two stools in the foreground. Decorations and kitchen appliances visible.

What characterises a country house kitchen?


The typical style elements of country house kitchens are:

  • Cassette doors or ornate fronts
  • Integrated display cabinets
  • Gold-coloured handles & brass handles
  • Curved taps
  • White ceramic sinks
  • Solid wood or stone worktops
  • Classic chimney extractor bonnets

Collage of kitchen furnishings in blue and beige, with golden accents, including details such as drawers, interior and a woman in various everyday situations.
Collage of kitchen furnishings in blue and beige, with golden accents, including details such as drawers, interior and a woman in various everyday situations.

What different country house styles are there?

Light-coloured kitchen with dark herringbone parquet flooring, white kitchen island with bar stools, stainless steel cooker and sink, as well as wall units for pots and pans. Window with a view of the city.
Light-coloured kitchen with dark herringbone parquet flooring, white kitchen island with bar stools, stainless steel cooker and sink, as well as wall units for pots and pans. Window with a view of the city.

Classic country house kitchen

Bright kitchen with herringbone parquet flooring, grey cupboards and blue cooker. A large, round clock hangs above the hob. A wooden table with white chairs is on the right.
Bright kitchen with herringbone parquet flooring, grey cupboards and blue cooker. A large, round clock hangs above the hob. A wooden table with white chairs is on the right.

American country house kitchen

A modern kitchen in grey and white tones with a cooking island above which hangs a geometric lamp. A hob with a white extractor bonnet and marble tiles on the wall.
A modern kitchen in grey and white tones with a cooking island above which hangs a geometric lamp. A hob with a white extractor bonnet and marble tiles on the wall.

English country house kitchen

Classic country house kitchens emphasise natural materials such as wood and stone. They often have white or beige coffered fronts and are made of solid wood. Wall units often contain glass elements and larder units provide storage space.

American country kitchens are usually open-plan in design and are equipped with kitchen islands and bar stools. Gas hobs are used for traditional cooking. The style is more rustic than in European kitchens. 

English country kitchens play with eye-catching fittings and handles. The fronts are often grey or dark blue. They are inspired by a retro look, which can be underlined by walls made of stone or brickwork.

Scandinavian country house kitchens are characterised by white fronts and combinations with light wood. The coffered fronts are simple and the decoration is restrained. Geometric patterns emphasise the Scandi style.

Modern country house kitchens have clearer lines. Their fronts are white or grey and are less elaborately decorated than other country house styles. Colourful fronts or lacquer and glass elements also make country house kitchens more modern. White or black taps with simple designs accentuate the look.

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The possible shapes of your country house kitchen

Collage of different kitchen shapes: G-shape, cooking island, L-shape, U-shape, single-line, double-line. Modern style in various colours and materials.
Collage of different kitchen shapes: G-shape, cooking island, L-shape, U-shape, single-line, double-line. Modern style in various colours and materials.

The right country house kitchen shape

Every country house kitchen is unique. Depending on the furnishing style and space available, a kitchen is customised. The layout of the room is important here. The classic L-shaped kitchen is practical, can be integrated almost anywhere and is suitable for closed and open-plan rooms. There is also plenty of space for tall units. If the room is small, a single-row country kitchen is an option. If, on the other hand, you have a lot of space, a double-row kitchen can give the room an open feel.

U-shape and G-shape in the kitchen

For square rooms, U-shaped country house kitchens are often designed. This shape offers a large amount of work surface, short distances and plenty of storage space. In large rooms, this concept can also be combined with a kitchen island or additional seating. G-shaped kitchens are an extension of the U-shape and offer even more space. Depending on the size of the room, seating can be attached to the island either inside or outside.

The open-plan country house kitchen

The open-plan kitchen-living room is particularly cosy and practical. A kitchen island can form the centrepiece here. Sociable kitchen islands include a counter or dining area. Powerful extractor hoods or modern hob extractors make the room even more open, as they are less visible.

The colours of your country house kitchen

Light-coloured kitchen with white wooden floor. A cooking island with dark worktop stands in the room. Kitchen cabinets and shelves on the walls. Brick wall in the background. Large windows let in plenty of light.
Light-coloured kitchen with white wooden floor. A cooking island with dark worktop stands in the room. Kitchen cabinets and shelves on the walls. Brick wall in the background. Large windows let in plenty of light.
Modern kitchen with grey cupboards, wooden ceiling, tiled floor. Window with view of the greenery. Dining area with table. Bright, friendly atmosphere.
Modern kitchen with grey cupboards, wooden ceiling, tiled floor. Window with view of the greenery. Dining area with table. Bright, friendly atmosphere.
A kitchen in dark green and wood tones. The room is brightly lit by a large window. There is a worktop with sink, shelves, a table and chairs. Decorations are also available.
A kitchen in dark green and wood tones. The room is brightly lit by a large window. There is a worktop with sink, shelves, a table and chairs. Decorations are also available.

Country house kitchens often feature light-coloured fronts in white or beige. These are often combined with wood, for example as worktops or flooring. Subtle pastel shades such as sage green are on trend. Dark floors and worktops contrast well with light kitchens. Conversely, if dark fronts are chosen, as in the English country house style, these can be lightened with pale worktops. Tiles or stone are also suitable as flooring. White tiles in a retro look can also be used as splashbacks.

Which decorative elements fit into a country house kitchen?

Here you will find decorative elements and home accessories that you can use to set the scene in your country house kitchen. Baskets, artificial grasses or candles and bowls emphasise the natural and rustic look. Be inspired by our curtain service, because you can also decorate your windows with chequered curtains or ruffled versions.

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Where can I find ideas for my country house kitchen?

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With us, you get everything from a single source and benefit from a quotation including a free 3D visualisation of the complete service and the conversion measures with a fixed price guarantee. We will show you textile samples, various colours and designs, different materials for the worktops, as well as possible fittings or handles and types of wood. This is how your country house kitchen dream becomes reality.

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