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Sandstone Kitchen Ideas

Whether adding a gloss finish for a bright setup or selecting simple, slab fronts for an understated design, these sandstone kitchen ideas show how to personalise a cooking area using this soft shade. Thanks to its neutral appeal, sandstone kitchens can slot into any scheme, making them a versatile addition to many interiors. Discover how to customise this tone with these kitchen colour ideas, which include trend-led tips that make it easy to introduce this humble hue in a home.

 

 

  • Contemporary kitchen in an island layout with neutral slab doors in a glossy finish. Contains white worktops and a black tap.

    1. Go for glow

    Reflective finishes are a staple in luxury interiors, so pick sandstone cupboards with a glossy finish for a premium kitchen idea that will upgrade any decor. 
    See sandstone gloss kitchens
  • A simple cream kitchen idea using sandstone slab units. Features black handles, white worktops, and a grey, composite sink.

    2. Move to matt

    Follow @holly.h.kitchendesigner's lead by choosing matt, sandstone units. This finish absorbs light for an cosy and intimate atmosphere - great for big rooms.
    See sandstone matt kitchens
  • Two-tone kitchen with oak wall cupboards and cream floor units

    3. Streamline with slab

    See how @bobbins.at.home has maintained a sleek look with slab fronts, which have a one-piece build that reduces visual distractions for a spacious feel.
    See sandstone slab kitchens
  • A minimal sandstone kitchen design with gloss, integrated handle doors and matt black features, such as a tap and extractor.

    4. Opt for integrated

    Craft an uninterrupted sandstone design by picking fronts with a built-in handgrip. These also remove the need for extra fixtures, making cleaning a breeze.
    See sandstone j-pull kitchens
  • A handleless, sanstone shaker kitchen island in a matt finish. It has quartz worktops with side panels and backboard.

    5. Modern and minimal

    Ensure all eyes remain on a sandstone interior with handleless units, which have a pared-back look that keeps this calming colour in the spotlight.

    See sandstone handleless kitchens
  • Hockley Super Matt Sandstone In-frame

    6. Bespoke borders

    Select in-frame cupboards to elevate a sandstone design. These have a decorative border that surrounds a door-front for a handcrafted look.
    See sandstone in-frame kitchens
  • Deep Veined White Marble Compact Laminate

    7. Strip back surfaces

    For a small sandstone kitchen idea, choose compact laminate counters. At 12.5mm-thick, they continue the pared-back look of sandstone schemes.
    See compact laminate worktops
  • Hockley Mirror Gloss Sandstone Tap Cameo

    8. Tap into black

    Take a Scandi approach by punctuating a pale, sandstone design with dark features, like a black tap. This will create a striking effect with minimal effort.

    See black kitchen taps
  • Hockley Mirror Gloss Sandstone Counter Cameo

    9. Harmonise hues

    Enhance the warmth of sandstone units by adding brass handgrips, which have the same golden undertone for a unified design with premium appeal.
    See brass cabinet handles
  • Hockley Mirror Gloss Sandstone Handleless Corner Cameo

    10. Imaginative illumination

    Place LED tape lights in strategic areas, such as beneath open shelving, to add subtle illumination and a cocooning feel in a sandstone theme.

    See LED tape lights

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