20 Luxury Kitchen Design Ideas to Inspire Your Next Project (2024)

The kitchen in this Connecticut house designed by Shazalynn Cavin-Winfrey sets the precedence for luxury with its double islands, each of which has its own sink. Talk about the ultimate hosting setup.

Plentiful brass accents make this all-white kitchen look undeniably luxe. Additionally, since designer Melanie Turner opted for ultra-dark wood floors, the white and gold pop even more for a high-contrast end look that's chic as can be.

Designed by Alessandra Branca, this kitchen combines natural, rustic wood elements that are instantly updated with the inclusion of the stainless vent hood, appliances, and island.

While smaller in scale, this whimsical blue and white kitchen designed by Hundley Hilton Interiors captured our attention with its cabana-striped retro chair and velvet-upholstered acrylic barstools, not to mention the built-in blue leather breakfast nook.

It might not be the biggest kitchen on this list, but the Rogers & Goffigon Linen-covered bar chairs, island molding, and pendant lights by Edgar Reeves make it stand out.

This Melanie Turner-designed kitchen is nothing short of stunning. The modern design stands out for many reasons, the least of which is the unique barrel-vaulted ceiling lined with shiny subway tiles.

Designed by Carrier and Company, this Bronxville, New York kitchen instantly captures the eye with its gray and white checkered backsplash, brass drawer pulls, and raw beam ceiling.

When your backdrop is Aspen, CO, it's hard for your kitchen not to look luxe. To bring the outdoors in, designer Victoria Hagan opted for custom cabinetry, chic Glassos countertops, a Wolf stove, and unobstructed wall-to-wall windows.

While the design of this Aspen, CO, kitchen is a bit more rustic, thanks to designer J. Randall Powers's use of a brass-trimmed vent hood, brass drawer pulls, and high-end range, it's nothing short of luxe.

This massive monochrome kitchen by designer Miles Redd features seemingly endless counter space and storage, complete with plenty of natural light, as well as two sinks.

Designer Thomas Pheasant outfitted this Washington, D.C. kitchen with a gorgeous waterfall island, stone flooring, and dark base cabinetry. Meanwhile, to ensure there was enough storage, he added flush white floor-to-ceiling cabinets at the far end of the kitchen that blend in so well you almost forget they're there.

Rhode Island-based designer Cyndie Seely is responsible for this cozy French country kitchen that exudes luxury with its floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, beautiful blue and white backsplash, and shimmering brushed brass light fixtures.

This sage-green kitchen designed by Fran Keenan exudes luxury with its artistic accents and high-contrast black countertop and black and white check floor.

Two words: Fridge goals. Of course, this kitchen has more to offer than exemplary food storage (which, as a matter of fact, is behind floor-to-ceiling panel doors, making it flush with the wall).

This French-inspired kitchen has a luxury cottage aesthetic thanks to two expansive islands built out with plenty of drawer storage.

In a world where most kitchen cabinets are designed in shades of white and brown, designer Palmer Weiss opted for a bluish-black wash on these custom woodgrain beauties. To complete the look, she added brass door and drawer pulls to instantly elevate the overall design.

This Ashley Whittaker-designed Connecticut kitchen mixes luxury elements with a fresh blue and white color palette that makes the space feel particularly welcoming.