And Just Like That, All the Chicest People I Know Are Styling Their Kitchens With Brown Décor — Here's Where to Shop the Look

Providing both a touch of pretty as well as full-on function, these brown kitchen accessories are an easy way to update your kitchen

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Brown had its heyday back in the 1970s, where you'd find it everywhere in interiors — on the walls, furniture, finishes, and timber cladding. Since then, it's been somewhat cast aside, labelled as overdone and dated. But like all good interior design trends it's slowly been working its way back into our subconscious, and in 2025, it's safe to say — it's finally back, and in a big way.

Just take a look at any of the latest color of the year announcements, and it's clear that the color brown — yes, in varying shades — is taking the design world by storm again. But before you pull out a paint brush, there's an easy way to embrace the color trend: brown kitchen décor.

As the heart of the home, it's only fitting that your kitchen's color scheme feels welcoming and comfortable, and shades of brown exude that exact feeling. Sometimes it's the small details that make the biggest impact, particularly when they serve a function as well as looking good. As Livingetc's style editor, it's my job to find you the best of the best, so today, I'm sharing nine of my favorite brown kitchen accessories that are not only good-looking, but highly functional and durable, too.

Devin Toolen
Style Editor

Devin is a New York-based Style Editor for Livingetc who is keen on all aspects of personal style. From a young age, she was drawn to the design world, whether that was taking sewing classes in her hometown, or flipping through the pages of her mother’s interior design magazines. She spent hours on end watching HGTV home improvement and design programs, often sharing her opinions as if the TV could hear her.

After graduating from Villanova University with a BA in Communication and Spanish Language Studies, Devin moved to Paris, France to pursue her Master’s Degree in Fashion Studies at Parsons. It was here she refined her love for style in every sense of the word. While there to study fashion, living in Paris allowed Devin to fall in love with interior style. She grew fond of the city’s mix of both classic and contemporary designs that felt intentional and personal.

After moving back to the United States, Devin worked at Tom Ford and later Cosmopolitan Magazine. She loves sharing design choices with her readers, from explaining how to incorporate trends into interior spaces to sourcing the best products for your home. Devin believes style should be inclusive, exciting, and at its core, fun