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Maya Glantz

Designers Say They're Already Over This One 2025 Kitchen Trend in 2026 — Here's What They're Doing Instead

Bright kitchen with beams on the ceiling and light wooden, expressed cabinetry.

It's no secret that the trend cycle moves quickly, and what may have been the height of fashion just last year can easily become old news in no time at all — and that's certainly the case with this particular kitchen finish.

Once the crown jewel for kitchens across the globe, according to Holte's Fiona Ginnett, as of this year, the curved kitchen edges trend is officially over. Once favored for its easy elegance, the past few years have seen designers and homeowners alike designing their kitchens around this one detail. There was a softness to the finish that set it apart from the average island design, a welcome departure from all the sharp edges and harsh lines that have long dominated the world of kitchen design.

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