Transitional kitchen design with cashmere cabinetry by Decorilla designer, Dana F
By DECORILLA
A growing number of homeowners are embracing the Cashmere Kitchen trend—a design movement defined by warm neutrals, soft textures, and understated luxury. This style transforms the kitchen into an elegant, serene environment while maintaining everyday functionality.
What Is a Cashmere Kitchen?
Transitional Cashmere Kitchen designs by Decorilla designer, Laura R.
A Cashmere Kitchen features a palette of creamy beiges, warm taupes, and subtle textures that evoke the comfort of a cashmere sweater. The look is refined yet inviting, blending the sophistication of high-end finishes with the warmth of natural tones.
This trend is ideal for those who want a kitchen that feels both luxurious and relaxing. Whether through cabinetry, countertops, or accents, a Cashmere Kitchen remodel creates a harmonious, calming atmosphere.
Cashmere Kitchen Ideas for a Modern, Elegant Upgrade
Modern Cashmere Kitchen design by Decorilla designer, Vasyl M.
Here are eight inspired ways to bring the Cashmere Kitchen trend into your home.
1. Pair Cashmere Cabinets with Natural Wood
Transitional Cashmere Kitchen design by Decorilla designer, Erica G.
Soft-matte cashmere cabinetry sets a tranquil foundation. For added depth, consider coordinating upper and lower cabinets in slightly varied tones. Natural wood shelving or inserts complement the palette, grounding the design and enhancing warmth.
Design Tip: Matte finishes help wood tones appear richer and more organic.
2. Use Brass or Pewter Accents Sparingly
Cashmere cabinets with brass hardware by Decorilla designer, Laura R.
Metal hardware can subtly elevate a Cashmere Kitchen when used intentionally. Brushed metallic accents draw the eye without overpowering the design. Mix small knobs and long pulls to maintain visual interest without clutter.
Design Tip: Glossy cashmere cabinetry pairs best with minimal, warm metallics to maintain balance.
3. Choose Stone Countertops with Gentle Veining
Modern neutral Cashmere Kitchen design by Decorilla designer, Danielle E.
Stone countertops enhance the quiet luxury of the Cashmere Kitchen aesthetic. Opt for slabs with delicate veining rather than bold patterns. Marble, honed limestone, or soft gray quartz complement the neutral cabinetry beautifully.
Design Tip: Slightly darker counters than the cabinets often create a more sophisticated contrast.
4. Add a Subtle, Refined Backsplash
Contemporary Cashmere Kitchen by Decorilla designer, Taize M.
A backsplash in a Cashmere Kitchen should enhance the design without stealing attention. Zellige tiles, pale stone herringbone patterns, or champagne-tinted glass tiles add soft dimension and gentle reflectivity.
Design Tip: Light grout creates a seamless effect, while subtle contrast highlights tile patterns.
5. Layer Warm, Thoughtful Lighting
Transitional Cashmere Kitchen with gold accents by Decorilla designer, Jason D.
Lighting dramatically affects the tone of a Cashmere Kitchen. Warm-white lighting (2700K–3000K) enhances natural materials and prevents the space from feeling flat. Combine diffused ceiling lighting with soft side illumination for depth.
Design Tip: Avoid harsh strip lighting; choose fixtures with linen or textured shades to soften the atmosphere.
6. Bring Character with Soft Furnishings
Contemporary Cashmere Gloss Kitchen by Decorilla designer, Amelia R.
Textiles offer an easy way to introduce personality into a Cashmere Kitchen. Upholstered bar stools, Roman shades, or café curtains in muted greens, purples, or textured neutrals add dimension without disrupting the overall calm.
Design Tip: Seasonal fabric updates can refresh the room without costly renovations.
7. Mix Open and Closed Storage
Modern kitchen storage by Decorilla designer, Matthew B.
A combination of closed cabinets and open shelving works perfectly in Cashmere Kitchens. Display select pieces—ceramics, glass, or curated décor—on open shelves while storing daily items behind closed doors to reduce visual clutter.
Design Tip: For smaller spaces, glass-front cabinets provide an airy feel without sacrificing storage.
8. Choose Flooring That Grounds the Design
Modern cottage kitchen by Decorilla designer, Cristiane P.
Flooring plays a major role in anchoring a Cashmere Kitchen. Pale oak planks enhance the warm undertones of the cabinetry, while patterned encaustic tiles add a classic focal point. Large-format stone-look porcelain tiles provide a sleek, modern look.
Design Tip: Keep flooring tones gentle to maintain the soft, cohesive feel of the cashmere palette.