28 Ways to Embrace the 'Modern Heritage' Trend in Your Kitchen — These Are the Decor Finds a Stylist Says Are Worth Leaving Out on Display
A curated collection of modern-heritage pieces chosen to make your kitchen look effortlessly styled
Transitional kitchen decor is having a real glow-up — that sweet spot where modern lines meet heritage charm, creating a space that feels both polished and completely lived-in. It’s the style that says yes, my utensils are functional… but they also look incredible on my counter. And with kitchen trends increasingly leaning toward spaces that feel both styled and purposeful, this look couldn’t be more relevant.
For this edit that's designed for the classic transitional kitchen, I leaned fully into that modern-heritage mix, curating the pieces that genuinely earn their spot on display. Sculptural vases that soften the harder kitchen lines. Lamps that bring a warm, atmospheric glow (and instantly make the room feel more designed). Utensils with character, and countertop heroes that prove practical can absolutely be pretty.
So if you’re ready for a kitchen that works hard and looks impossibly chic doing it, this is the collection for you. Each piece is designed to stay out, stand out, and make the everyday feel just a little more elevated.
And if you ever want a personalized edit, a tailored shopping list, or styling advice for your own space, just send me your request — I’m always happy to help you discover the pieces that make your home feel its best.

With studies in Interior and Spatial Design in Milan and a background as a design and styling consultant, Iokasti helps people discover their personal style and translate it into interiors that feel lived-in, layered, and full of character. Her approach is rooted in listening and intuition, understanding how people live and what makes them feel at home. She loves mixing old and brand-new pieces to create spaces that feel timeless yet personal. Inspired by her travels, Iokasti enjoys collecting unique pieces from around the world and styling them in a way that feels natural, personal, and full of soul. She believes great design should feel effortless, a little playful, a little unexpected, and always full of life.