25 Red Kitchens Featuring Bold Color

This modern loft kitchen features high gloss red lacquered cabinetry to compliment the exposed brick, reclaimed barn wood and deep gray ceramic backsplash.

With hip modern flair, red and black accents wake up the style of this small kitchen set off by the brown cabinets.

High gloss red cabinets and a geometric kitchen island contribute to the one-of-a-kind look of this contemporary kitchen.

This eat-in kitchen is a sleek and vibrant place to prep and serve food in style. To refresh this small kitchen, existing cabinets were sanded, primed and updated with high-gloss, cranberry-red paint.

This kitchen has a 10-foot ceiling, so to accentuate it, it was painted a flat shade color matched to the blue-gray tone of the wall tile. This continuation of color blurs the line between where the walls end and the ceiling begins and offers a nice contrast to the bright red cabinets and island.

This charming cottage kitchen uses red as an accent in a large island featuring a built-in microwave to keep the bulky appliance off the countertops.

This open-plan kitchen with contemporary and midcentury-modern elements features dramatic exposed rafters, a turquoise tile backsplash and the focal point of bright red cabinets.

Afraid to go full-on red? Try just a touch of this vibrant color as shown here, where brass barstools with fire engine red seats contrast with the kitchen's clean white peninsula.

If you love red, why not find a signature piece like this statement oven to distinguish your kitchen?

This bright and festive red and white tile adds even more energy to this kitchen featuring both glossy red and white cabinets.

Sometimes the success of a red kitchen comes down to making sure you create some breathing room, as this homeowner has with white walls between upper and lower cabinets.

A custom red leather bench seat adds a burst of energy to this kitchen breakfast area designed by Kate Ridder. In this design, less red is more.

Fire engine red cabinets in this kitchen stand out next to blue countertops and white tile walls. Large metal letters are used as decorative elements above the cabinetry.

This small galley kitchen gets a modern industrial look from stainless steel appliances, a blackened steel bar counter and sleek red cabinets.

Drenched in delicious red from floor to ceiling, this open kitchen is small but high impact. High-gloss countertops and stainless steel appliances keep the look polished and modern.

This modern kitchen features stainless steel appliances and high gloss European-style red, black and glass cabinets.

While many red kitchens choose to break up lower and upper red cabinets with a white wall, here a vibrant red backsplash brings this gray kitchen space to life.

Lacquered white cabinets and quartz countertops pop against a bold crimson backdrop, giving this room by Andreas Charalambous a contemporary Asian vibe. The glass backsplash shields the bright wall from wear.

This ultra sleek red kitchen forms the center of this urban home. Stainless steel is used throughout the space from the range hood to the waterfall countertop, while a contemporary fireplace adds warmth.

A ruby-colored natural quartz countertop, which consists of recycled raw material and is stain-, scratch-, mold- and heat-resistant, stands out against white Shaker-style cabinetry in this beautiful kitchen.

Sleek and spare but with warm brown accents, this modern kitchen is a design masterpiece. The wood paneled cabinets work beautifully with the red pendant lights and tile backsplash.

Red is associated with fire and heat. When preparing food, red countertops give the perception of warmth, therefore tricking your senses and heightening your appetite. For balance, mix cool gray with this bold hue suggests designer Roger Zierman.

Not for the faint of heart, this eclectic kitchen designed by John Ryba is saturated in a rich, red lacquer. The white ceiling and stainless-steel appliances help reflect light, an important design element when working with a bold color.

Red walls and white beadboard detail keep this kitchen intimate and inviting without feeling overwhelming. For the color-shy, designer Judith Balis recommends the kitchen as a great place to begin incorporating color in your home.