Antique white shaker kitchen with chrome knob door handles and kitchen island unit with doors leading to the garden.

Kitchen colour ideas

Painted kitchen ideas

With more and more households wanting a completely tailored look, it is easy to see why painted kitchen ideas are rising in popularity. Read on to discover how to create a bespoke style in your home with our painted kitchen inspiration. Or, get started straight away by exploring our paintable collection.

1. Try jewel tones

From emerald green, to sapphire blue, look to gemstone hues for a luxurious painted kitchen idea. Vibrant and radiant, these shades will elevate a simple design by adding depth and visual interest. Pair these rich tones with matt finishes, like our Chelford cupboards to let bright colours stand out.

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2. Amp up organic character

Pastoral designs have always been a firm favourite, and with the renewed interest in natural materials, they are right on trend. A dark hue, like slate grey, introduces a contemporary and dramatic edge. Use this tone on our paintable Tewkesbury cupboards, which have a grained finish for that authentic, organic appeal.

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Single wall dove grey shaker kitchen with kitchen island. Framed cooking area with slim kitchen floor cabinets.

3. Be a trendsetter

Smart, sophisticated and versatile, grey tones continue to reign in the style stakes. When that changes, our Tewkesbury cupboards – which have a solid timber frame – can be sanded down and repainted with the next latest shade, ensuring that you are always one step ahead on the newest trends.

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4. Shades of nature

For a painted kitchen idea that brings the outside in, go for Tewkesbury cupboards in a soft, sage green. Mirroring the hues of summer meadows and English gardens, this design can be easily updated over time to introduce another natural shade, like beige or cream for a warm and inviting feel.

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Pebble grey shaker kitchen with inset units incorporating a double oven. Kitchen island with cabinet storage.

5. Renewed neutrals

If you are looking for a contemporary take on classic neutrals, then choose pebble for your paintable kitchen idea. This hue is a sophisticated blend of grey and cream, offering both versatility and warmth to create a space that can match any decor and stand the test of time.

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6. Paint your panelling

For a less expensive way to refresh your space, opt for paintable wall panels. As well as adding extra decorative details to a room, they can easily be customised with your favourite hue or used to add on-trend tones, such as blue or green, to keep your design looking stylish.

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