30 ideas for decorating a kitchen with decorative stone

It is simply amazing that fashion is cyclic, including designer fashion. That which, it would seem, was said goodbye forever, since it is outdated, quickly finds its way back to the list of the most relevant trends. What can one do with human nature - people hate monotony and long for constant changes. Stone walls fit perfectly into the category of design elements, after a break, returning to the top steps of the podium.

Not so long ago, everyone strove for flawlessly smooth surfaces and ultra-modern finishes; today they prefer contrasting textures and original interior design. Industrial style became commonplace, and stone walls moved from the street to stunning bathrooms and cozy bedrooms.

Today we will see 30 magnificent kitchens that amaze with the rustic charm of their stone walls, making it easy to combine modern ergonomics and multifaceted aesthetics. Neither the style of the space, nor its color scheme is an obstacle, as designers have found ways to fit a stone wall into the interior of a wide variety of kitchens. Take a cup of your favorite drink, relax and enjoy!

Elegant modern kitchens

We will start with the most unexpected option - a combination of a stone wall with a modern style of interior design. This merger is able to turn heads, creating a bewitching, focusing center in the most ordinary kitchen. You can bring a stone wall into an already formed modern interior - it will just be a contrasting accent. But a kitchen with already existing stone walls can be turned into a real masterpiece, which is equally achievable with the help of an interesting island table, correctly selected furniture and modern lighting.

Amazing kitchen with curved walls, an island table repeating their shape and a sliding glass roof (from CCD Architects).

The shade of natural stone is in perfect harmony with the gray color of the vaulted ceiling (from Stuart Silk Architects).

A stone wall connects the kitchen and the pool, located next to the house (from Rodrigues Bodycoat Architects) into a single ensemble.

The unusual design of this kitchen visually destroys the barrier that separates the interior of the room from the rays of the sun and the fresh wind of the vast expanse (from Colin Cadle Photography).

In this kitchen, an island table in white tones and modern kitchen furniture are perfectly combined with the charming brick wall background (from Zone 4 Architects).

Elegant, modern kitchen with beautiful lighting and a stone wall accent (by By Design / Dave Adams Photography).

Rustic Kitchens

When you think about the possible options for decorating the kitchen with stone, the first thing that comes to your mind will be country style. In such kitchens, the stone wall is an accentuating addition to the natural background, it strengthens, emphasizes the already formed style of space. The stone walls with rough finishes and deliberately sloppy masonry are well suited to the rustic style, while the kitchen benefits greatly from the background in warm colors. The right choice of stone is very important, since the latter not only dictates the style and color scheme of the kitchen, but also determines how dark or light the space as a whole will look.

Amazing kitchen-dining room with fireplace, purple cabinets and stone walls (from Locati Architects).

Farmhouse-style kitchen with stone wall and stove from La Cornue (from Squarespace).

The textured limestone walls create an atmosphere of tranquility in this kitchen, inherent in life in a country house (from Walker Warner Architects).

The kitchen is in a classic European style with unique stone walls and limestone floors (from Minion Gutierrez).

Wood and stone is a duet, which is a win-win option for a kitchen in a country house. The mood in the kitchen is most likely to be created by wooden cabinets, an island table, bar stools and open shelves, rather than the background of the stone wall in itself. As a rule, the darker the natural stone you choose, the lighter the wooden elements adjacent to it should be, which will ensure the perfect balance!

A non-standard combination of two different types of stones can create a unique and, most importantly, very attractive cuisine (from Hendel Homes).

Small kitchen with stone walls and wood-beamed ceilings (from Archer & Buchanan Architecture).

The mountain hut inspired designers to create this stone-walled kitchen (from Montana Reclaimed Lumber).

The stone wall gave this modern kitchen the charm of antiquity (from Cedarstone Homes Limited).

Rustic cuisine: all about stone! (from Andersson-Wise Architects).

Wood and stone in the interior of the kitchen create an atmosphere of warmth and comfort (from JLF Associates / Kevin Perrenoud Photography).

Cozy Mediterranean atmosphere

Naked ceiling beams, dark wood tones, adjacent to warm, cozy shades, and, of course, a lot of texture ... Mediterranean cuisine is a whole world that attracts you with its magnetism. Beautiful Mediterranean cuisine with stone walls is an ideal area for a relaxing family vacation, where you can escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, relax and, of course, compete with your household in the speed of eating a delicious dinner!

Stone walls perfectly fit into this style, classic in every sense of the word, and this option has recently become the most frequent choice of homeowners who want their kitchen after repair to look exotic, but at the same time elegant.

The black cooker and range hood have become a spectacular focus point (from Cooper Pacific Kitchens).

The ceiling in the form of several brick semi-cylindrical arches attracts the most attention in this kitchen (from Godden Sudik Architects).

Mediterranean cuisine with an exquisite backdrop in the form of a stone wall (from Pyramid Builders).

Modern Mediterranean cuisine with arched window and stone walls (from DuCharme Architecture).

French stone creates a cozy atmosphere in this Mediterranean cuisine (from GDC Construction).

Superb Mediterranean cuisine fits well with the overall atmosphere of this stone house (from FGY Architects / Bernardo Grijalva Photography).

Accent line

Using only one stone wall as an accentuating element allows you to enjoy the elegance of the stone without disturbing too much the modern atmosphere of the room. Those who did not dare to build a wall of natural stone can resort to a much cheaper alternative - decorating the kitchen with decorative stone.

An example of a creative approach to using a stone wall in a modern white kitchen (from Jamie Falla Architecture).

Spectacular cuisine combines traditional and modern (from Bravo Interior Design).

Individual kitchen design with exposed stone elements and a small workplace (from Colin Cadle Photography).

Original industrial style kitchen: stone wall and marble countertops (by Jarrett Design).

Unusual masonry for the kitchen turned this house, converted from an old stable into a rather modern dwelling (from Studio Mark Ruthven).

A stone with brown and black blotches draws attention to the wall in this small kitchen (from Grainda Builders).

Telluride gold colored stone wall adds the natural rude beauty to this modern industrial-style kitchen (from Spot Design).