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Blue Kitchen Ideas

Known for its calming qualities, blue kitchen ideas have inspired many homeowners to embrace the tone within a cooking space, as its cool hue provides a soothing backdrop for modern life. Adaptable and versatile, blue kitchen inspiration can be tailored to achieve many different looks, whether that is a home inspired by luxe features, a cosy cottage retreat, or a colourful room that takes its lead from Mother Nature. From stately navy, soft seaside hues, and jewelled tones, these designs include real-home examples to demonstrate how to bring this rich colour to life.

1. Sophisticated shaker

Combine a rich hue, like blue, with the classic, bordered design of shaker style to create a sophisticated look that stands the test of time.

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2. Lavish and linear

Keep all eyes on a sapphire shade by switching to integrated handle. The solid swathes of colour and leading lines will create a luxury blue kitchen design.

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3. Style wisely with slab

For a small blue kitchen idea, we recommend slab fronts. The single-piece exterior offers a simple style that is easy to build upon without a room feeling crowded.

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4. Make way for marine

Take the plunge into the latest trend for teal interiors. Our newest shade of Marine Blue offers a regal tone that is set the trailblaze its way to the top.

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5. Get into the grain

When crafting a country aesthetic, grained textures are the way to go. Simply pair with a cornflower hue of dusk blue to capture cottagecore.

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6. Maximise on matt

Dial-up the intensity of blue cupboard doors by selecting a muted finish. This absorbs light for a statement style that sets the scene for entertaining.

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7. Be bold and bespoke

Follow @ultimatefinishalnwick‘s lead by picking paintable fronts. This gives the freedom of choice when it comes to colour, for example, an airy sky blue.

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8. Opt for in-frame

To take a blue interior to the next level, consider customising with in-frame panels. This decorative border adds drama to a design for a decadent backdrop.

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9. Long for blue islands

For an island centrepiece that demands attention use navy as its cornerstone. Great for larger rooms, this statement feature will draw in a cosy atmosphere.

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10. Keep clutter at bay

A clutter-free room is the simplest way to keep blue cabinetry in the limelight. @mac.home.project opted for double drawers to maximise space to declutter.

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