Inspiration Board: Americana Country Kitchen

Inspiration Board: American Country Kitchen

The basic tenants of the Americana kitchen style revolve around the color choices you make.  What colors say “Americana”?  Red, white, and blue, of course!  When deciding on your color scheme, you can choose to go for brighter reds, whites, and blues, like the colors on the modern USA flag, or you can go for richer, deeper colors more associated with Colonial America (this second approach is the most traditional approach to Americana design).  The Colonial style colors are rusty reds, dark blue-grays (a la Williamsburg Blue), and beige/off white tones.

Source: interiordesign.lovetoknow.com

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