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Two Tone Kitchen Ideas

Whether it is tonal shading or selecting contrasting colours, these two-tone kitchen ideas will make it easy to create a stylish cooking space. This kitchen colour ideas article covers on-trend shades for a fashion-forward design and classic hues that will ensure an interior will stand the test of time. Real-life examples from customer homes are included too, giving homeowners all the two-tone kitchen inspiration they need to introduce this aesthetic in their home.

 

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    1. Select stately shaker

    To ensure a two-tone layout stands the test of time, @clairephotouk has used shaker fronts, which have a classic look that offers long-lasting style.
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  • Integrated handle white and navy kitchen

    2. Built-in style

    The built-in handgrips on @nsideno.6's integrated handle fronts reduce visual distractions for a sophisticated scheme that lets the colours take the spotlight.
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  • Black and grey two kitchen with linear island

    3. Add a black backdrop

    @Deerwood_renovation has ramped up the drama by introducing charcoal units to a design. The dark shade also draws the room in for a cosier feel.
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  • A sage-green shaker kitchen idea with an ivory island. Has white worktops, open shelving, chevron floors, and brass handles.

    4. Embrace earthy tones

    Bring the outdoors in with natural tones, such as green. Pick a leafy shade to add two-tone colours in a subtle way.
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A handleless, bronze kitchen in an L-shaped, island layout. It has white worktops, chevron flooring, and an induction hob.
Clerkenwell Metallics

Try our new trend-leading Clerkenwell Metallics range. With dynamic, colour-changing properties, they were designed to be mix-and-matched with other shades and textures for a truly unique scheme.

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  • A modern two-tone kitchen idea using white and grey integrated handle cupboard doors in a glossy finish and an island layout.

    5. Choose a tonal palette

    If you are stuck between two shades of grey, go for both. @Lorraine Stapleton shows how darker base units will define a cooking zone in an open layout.
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  • 6. A blue centrepiece

    Add depth a light-toned design by opting for a navy island feature. This will create an eye-catching focal point where guests can gather.
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  • Middleton Pink Cameo

    7. Pastel pop

    For a cheerful two-tone look, opt for a fun, pink shade. This hue adds a fresh feel and can be blended with classic colours, like navy, for everlasting appeal.
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  • A charcoal and sandstone kitchen design with an island featuring an in-frame border, black bar handles, and a black tap.

    8. Get keen on cream

    Thanks to its neutral tone and warming qualities, cream is a great two-tone kitchen idea for those wanting to experiment with trend-led shades.
    See cream kitchens
  • Slate grey l shaped handleless kitchen with half height and full height wall units and contrasting white kitchen worktop.

    9. Refine with shine

    With a shiny exterior, glossy units will add visual interest to a two-tone design. They will also soften bolder colours and reflect light for a brighter feel.
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  • A titanium kitchen with a metallic effect and matt finish. There is a black marble-style backsplash and black base units.

    10. Matt and maximalist

    Picking matt units to make it easy unify different tones, patterns, and door styles of a two-tone scheme while reducing distractions.
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