Three design styles with Fisher & Paykel

The choice of design aesthetic in the kitchen can be a very personal preference, and part of this decision-making process is picking out kitchen appliances. How appliances look is just as important as how they perform.

Fisher & Paykel has carefully crafted three unique appliance design styles to provide the beauty of choice: Contemporary, Classic and Minimal. Homeowners can create a cohesive kitchen with appliances designed to complement different interior design styles. Please read on to see how this versatile trio of design styles can work within their respective spaces.

Simple Scandi

A neutral palette, wooden accents, modern furniture, and an overall minimalist look, Scandi design is known for its simplicity and curated appearance. Bringing a feeling of calm and zen into a space, Scandinavian design (pictured top) often uses mixed textures and generally aims to incorporate nature into the space where possible.

Eclectic Maximalism

Think more is more; layered patterning, highly saturated colours, plenty of accessories, and statement art pieces. Playful and bold, this style evokes feelings of warmth and encourages homeowners to proudly display their personality and style through their décor.

Monochrome Minimalism

Sophisticated, chic, and timeless this classic yet striking colour palette lends an elegant feeling to any space. To soften a black-and-white scheme, add elements of texture throughout by using natural materials and carefully selecting a few indoor plants to brighten the space. This look offers a versatility you might not expect by playing with colour positioning, layout, and materials a space can easily go from rustic to modern to classic with just a few design choices.

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