We are big fans of color, whether it's coastal blues, earthy greens, vibrant yellows, and more.The report reveals the anticipated trends for the next three years (yes, you read that correctly!
Matte black hardware for a contemporary look.And while its gleaming presence has graced many kitchens, the maintenance and omnipresence have dulled its sparkle..It doesn't really matter what your kitchen looks like, vintage or modern.
Expect to see intricate designs, textures, and materials being used in kitchen hardware such as brass, copper, wood, and even leather, mason says to the spruce.2024 is going to be all about bold tones, tactile surfaces, and statement lighting.
Kitchen design trends 2024, in a nutshell image credit:Some trends are also timeless, and understated brass knobs are emerging as a modern classic.Kick your traditional kitchen charm up five or 10 notches with a set of new brass cupboard latches.
The current popular trends in kitchen cabinet hardware for 2024 emphasize a blend of aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability.In 2024, trends for kitchen sinks include fireclay, composite granite, hammered copper as well as composite materials.
Experiment with mixed materials, combining metal and wood.Brass is also the perfect complement to other popular kitchen materials, like glass and stained wood.Finding your space's proper copper cabinet hardware means balancing beauty and usability.
Johnson shares that polished kitchen hardware is also on its way out.Streamlined minimalism for modern kitchens.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston are finally getting in sync and, naturally, Indiana looks like it finally has a winning combination.
The rookie guard overcame yet another physically demanding challenge from Chicago by finishing with 23 points, nine assists and eight rebounds while Boston produced her third consecutive double-double to lead the Fever to a 91-83 victory over the Sky on Sunday.
For Clark, it was her best day as a pro. She made 7 of 11 shots with three 3-pointers and celebrated the first back-to-back wins of her WNBA career.
"I think we're moving the ball and I think once we gave it up, people were getting it back in the half court," Clark said after committing a more manageable five turnovers in nearly 37 minutes. "I thought we were really good out of the ball-screen action, I thought we made some really good reads."
Boston, last year's WNBA Rookie of the Year, had 19 points and 14 rebounds while Kelsey Mitchell added 17 points and NaLyssa Smith had 15. The balanced scoring attack was a welcome change for the Fever (5-10), who now lead the Sky 2-0 in the season series.
But just like the first contest two weeks ago, Clark took a hard shot that knocked her to the ground, this time when college rival Angel Reese's right elbow hit Clark in the head.
The difference this time, unlike the Chennedy Carter play, was that the refs upgraded the foul to a flagrant 1 following a replay review, giving Clark two free throws and Indiana the next possession.
"The right call was made in that moment," Fever coach Christie Sides said. "Just make the right call in those moments, and we can move forward. But when we don't make the right call in those moments, that's when there's a problem, and they made the right call tonight."
Marina Mabrey scored 22 points to lead the Sky (4-9), who have lost four straight.
Carter, who hit the unsuspecting Clark with a hard foul on an inbound pass two weeks ago, had 18 points and four assists. League officials later upgraded Carter's foul to a flagrant 1.
Reese had 11 points, 13 rebounds and five assists while Kamilla Cardoso had 10 points and 10 rebounds Sunday.
Indiana built a 47-43 lead with a 12-6 run to close the first half. Marina Mabrey then scored eight points in a 12-4 spurt to open the second half to give the Sky a 55-51 lead.
The Fever charged back, taking a 58-57 lead on Clark's 3-pointer midway through the third, and never trailed again. They opened up a 68-64 lead before Chicago scored the final basket of the quarter.
Indiana sealed it with a sequence that included Clark's second 3 of the game, Boston's short jumper, Smith's layup and two free throws from Clark over the final 3:06.
"She took the shots that were hers and knocked them down. She distributed the basketball," Sides said, referring to Clark. "She takes so much attention and she's able to find those open looks for her teammates. I mean, all around she was just really good."
