Tuscany Kitchen versus Spanish Revival Kitchen
Italian and Spanish cultures are intertwined, particularly in Southern Italy, which was part of Spain until War of the Spanish Succession in the early 1700s. Even the languages sound very similar. Therefore, it would make sense that there is a similarity between the Tuscany and Spanish Revival themes from Wm Ohs original cabinet program called the Theme Stylings collection. These timeless designs were captured beautifully and are available at Today’s Kitchens.
The biggest similarity in the Tuscany and Spanish Revival kitchen styles is the perfect balance between light and darkness. Light-colored woods along with pale paints and tiles are brilliantly contrasted with deep-colored accents, such as furniture, light fixtures, and accessories. Combining light and dark hues provides a high-contrast effect that can define a room’s features. The lighter colors dominate, providing a light and airy appearance. The room feels warm and comfortable and the dark pieces provide bursts of clarity and focus.
The Tuscany kitchen design makes excellent use of worn wood, giving the appearance of years of use and a storied history. The detailed, raised moldings on doors and panels offer an ornate design that is unique and elegant.
The Spanish Revival kitchen style offers signature finishes such as Saguaro and etched ivory to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Additionally, the proper use of textures and elaborate tile designs bring the traditional look and feel of Spain to your kitchen.
Both the Tuscany and Spanish Revival kitchen themes from Today’s Kitchen bring Old World charm to you. As always, the kitchen themes utilize only the best resources – solid cabinetry, high-quality finishes, and custom designs. You will be assured of a beautiful, authentic-looking kitchen that takes you to Europe with each step into the room.





