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Pebble Kitchen Ideas

Taking its cue from stony hues found in nature, these pebble kitchen ideas demonstrate how to integrate this warm neutral into a cooking space. Combining the best of cream and grey, pebble kitchens are an adaptable and work well in rooms large and small. It can also be styled for a variety of decors, making these kitchen colour ideas a safe bet for homeowners looking to add long-lasting appeal. With real-home examples, and expert tips from our designers, these pebble kitchen design ideas will inspire any home renovation project.

1. Homely and handcrafted

Combine pebble with the bordered detail of shaker, like @renovatingjubilee to add homely character to a room that paves the way for nurturing family life.

See pebble shaker kitchens
2. Add timeless texture

Ensure a pebble interior has enduring appeal by teaming it with Halesworth cabinetry, which has a grained exterior that will look good for years to come.

See pebble grain kitchens

3. Mix with matt

There are few better combinations than pebble and matt. Mix this gentle tone with a light-absorbing texture to create a soft interior that is easy to relax in.

See pebble matt kitchens
4. Subtle and sleek

For a modern pebble kitchen idea, pair this cool shade with handleless units to create a streamlined scheme full of contemporary characteristics.

See pebble handleless kitchens

5. Take two

Note how @edwardian_londonterrace has softened a bold interior by using pebble to punctuate a rich palette. This combo also creates a trendy, two-tone scheme.

See pebble island layouts
6. Beautifully bespoke

Neutral tones accommodate a decorative look without a room feeling crowded, so select pebble, in-frame fronts for a bespoke design.

See pebble in-frame kitchens

7. The white choice

Take @the_bishops_renovation's lead by pairing this neutral with a white counter. This small pebble kitchen idea creates a bright and roomy feel.

See white worktops
8. An organic touch

Bring character to a natural canvas by pairing the grey tones of pebble with a wooden counter, just like @renovating_crofthouse has in their design.

See solid wood worktops

9. Handle Japandi

Use accessories in darker shades, like @princejoineryconcepts, to add a statement look to a pebble space that channels the Japandi trend.

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10. Go for glass

Make a pebble interior feel open and airy with glazed wall units. These let light flow through and create an inviting atmosphere for mealtimes.

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