This kitchen is the perfect example of how well stainless steel and black marble go together. Floor-to-ceiling black works best if you’re able to let lots of natural light in, to prevent the space from looking and feeling closed in. 

Dark grey laminates were used throughout this four-room BTO. Gold and silver hexagonal backsplash give the kitchen a luxurious look.

Handle-less cabinetry enhances the sleekness of this all-black kitchen, and accentuates the minimalist look of the home. 

The wood-look finish add depth to the design and cleverly prevent this all-black kitchen from looking flat and one-dimensional. 

Not much natural light? No worries! Extra lighting ensures the space doesn’t get too dark.

You can go dark without the usual shades of black and brown. This green tile is a refreshing change! 

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A mix of natural materials like travertine stone and dark wood cabinetry make up this sleek and contemporary kitchen. 

Colourful Peranakan tiles brighten up this dark-hued kitchen.

Design: The Scientist

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Text: Eliza H, Home & Decor Singapore