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Black Kitchens are for sure not the most traditional style kitchens. In most cases you want to achieve a very industrial or really modern look. And by modern, I don't mean cold and uninviting! Let me lead you through 15 gorgeous examples, which I found online. You will be stunned how beautiful black can be!

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After completing a glossy white kitchen in their previous home, this Auckland family decided to go bold and created a seamless black kitchen for $40,000

A black marble back splashed and matched oak veneer door fronts contrast with the white walls and light wood panels throughout the home. Flat panel cabinets add an extra modern flair. Tagged: Kitchen, Wood Cabinet, Concrete Floor, Marble Backsplashe, Pendant Lighting, and Marble Counter.

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There's so much that's good here. I love the combination of marble and concrete countertops, a mix of high and low elements that feels warm but still luxurious. The black faucet is perfect for adding a bit of contrast, and the fluted wood paneling on the side of the island really sets this kitchen apart. Again, there's storage for days that extends all the way up to the ceiling.

This two-storey modern residence, called 44 Belvedere, is located on a wooded lot in Oakville, Ontario. Imagined by Guido Costantino, the black palette consists of stucco, concrete, brick, anodized siding and a mix of opaque and transparent glass.

This two-storey modern residence, called 44 Belvedere, is located on a wooded lot in Oakville, Ontario. Imagined by Guido Costantino, the black palette consists of stucco, concrete, brick, anodized siding and a mix of opaque and transparent glass.