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Mix And Match Kitchen Ideas

These mix-and-match kitchen ideas can help create a one-of-a-kind space. Combining contrasting colours, styles and textures, it’s easy to create a look that stands out. Explore kitchen style ideas that show how flexible this approach can be.

 

  • Halesworth Mist & Linen Alternative Set Shot

    1. Choose Classic Timber

    Double up colours using our Classic Timber Kitchens collection. It offers a choice of 24 curated shades - great for a characterful design.
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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.

    2. Mix With Metallics

    Made specifically with mix-and-matching in mind, Clerkenwell Metallics have a trend-leading finish with dynamic, colour-changing properties.
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Blend Classic And Contemporary

Mix classic and contemporary styles for an eye-catching design. Combining the shaker styling of our Frome collection with the sleek metallic finish of Clerkenwell Matt Metallic Bronze creates a kitchen that's both classic and current.

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  • Greenwich Croft Grey Set Shot

    3. Feature Matt Fronts

    Soften a mix-and-match scheme by opting for matt finishes. This idea suits small spaces, where a toned-down decor makes the room look more open.
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  • Clerkenwell SM Navy & Sandstone Kitchen Set Shot

    4. Pick Out Timeless Tones

    Pick a shade that stands the test of time, such as this classic navy. This blue complements a wide range of colours and adds longevity to a design.
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Mix and Match Modern Textures

Prestbury is a modern timber kitchen designed for layered texture and timeless style. Reeded details, marbled worktops and metallic accents create depth, while warm lighting highlights every surface.

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Mixing Kitchen Door Styles

Blend styles across collections for a tailored kitchen design. Pair Clerkenwell's J-pull doors with slab styles such as Hockley Textures, alongside modern shaker and thin-frame designs, for a refined contemporary look.

KITCHEN DOOR STYLES
Clerkenwell Kitchens

Clerkenwell Kitchens

Clerkenwell has naturally sleek style, with J-pull handles and simple colour schemes that offer an uncluttered, linear look.

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Hockley Textures Walnut

Hockley Kitchens

Combine Hockley’s unique Textures collection in a dark timber effect, with minimalist kitchen doors in light shades.

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Glass Kitchen Door

Glass Kitchen Doors

Our fluted glass frontals are a versatile finishing touch for any of our modern options, with a simple frame and linear detailing.

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Craft Two-Tone Colour Schemes

Colour-mix contrasting colours in a kitchen to create a striking effect. Adding dark shades to pale kitchen designs, like this charcoal and dove grey combination, is a simple way to make a bold impression.

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  • A white, modern kitchen in a gloss finish and handleless cabinets. It is in an l-shaped layout and stone-effect flooring.

    5. Add Handle-Free Cabinetry

    J-pull handle doors have built-in hand pulls, giving them a streamlined look. This makes them easy to pair with contrasting doors from other ranges for a mix-and-match kitchen.
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  • A mist blue, modern kitchen from the Winterton collection. It has a gloss finish, an island layout and timber shelving.

    6.  Select Slab Style

    A simple, flat-front design, such as Winterton, makes slab doors easy to personalise. Mix different colours, textures and materials to create a kitchen that's unique to your home.
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  • A modern, natural walnut kitchen in an l-shaped layout. It has a black tap and accessories, with grey, tiled flooring.

    7. Natural Finishes, Refined

    Add detail you can see, and feel, with textured fronts, such as walnut-effect doors. Paired with handleless cabinetry in a warm sandstone shade, the combination creates a cosy contrast.
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  • Clerkenwell SM Charcoal Island

    8. Stack Your Surfaces

    Contrast a variety of worktop materials for an interesting, layered look. Define different zones in the space with a variety of counters, from quartz to laminate to solid wood.
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  • A mist blue, shaker Ilfracombe kitchen in an island layout. It has stone-effect flooring, marble effect breakfast bar.

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