Tuscan kitchens are one of the most popular “dream” styles for kitchens. It’s no surprise, as Italy is one of the most inspiring countries on the planet, rich with history and beauty. And of course, the food is heavenly. Put those two together and you’ve got one incredibly delicious kitchen.

The most common features of a Tuscan kitchen are stone (usually aged brick), wood accents, and dark, natural colors. However, the idea of a Tuscan kitchen can be interpreted in a variety of different ways. It can swing heavily in the rustic direction or be taken in a more modern direction. You can also embrace as much of the “old world” appeal as you want, whether you want to indulge in it completely or use it to give your kitchen a subtle touch of character.

The following Tuscan kitchens show a wide variety of ways to incorporate this style into your favorite room in the house.

Inspiring Tuscan Kitchens

This kitchen does the Tuscan style to perfection. The stone, wood, and brick accents transport you right to the countryside.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens

A more modern approach to the Tuscan look was taken in this kitchen, but you can see its influence in the tile and wood.
Source: My Domaine

The rich color of the wood and rustic appeal of this kitchen has sophisticated Tuscan vibe.
Source: Southern Living

This gray-washed kitchen has all the typical Tuscan accents, like the stone, wood, and even the wrought iron, but a lighter palette brightens it up.
Source: At Home in Arkansas

Besides the obvious Tuscan vibe in this kitchen, there are some Moroccan accents too all wrapped in a contemporary package.
Source: Architectural Digest

This kitchen looks like it would fit right into a modern castle.
Source: Luxe

A buttery tone is a cheerful option for a kitchen that captures the sunny beauty of Tuscany.
Source: House Beautiful

The dark wood island contrasts beautifully against the gray cabinets. With a rustic wood grain tying them all together and some beautiful stone, this kitchen is a perfect example of how to capture a balance between old world and contemporary styles.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens

An elegant approach to the style was taken in this kitchen. How amazing is that ceiling?
Source: HGTV

This kitchen is a showcase of textures and design elements all coming together to create a unique, yet traditional Tuscan kitchen.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens

It’s always inspiring to see the vast number of ways a style can be interpreted to include someone’s own personal tastes and style.

Warm regards,
Megan