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Yellow Kitchens

Offering a bright and inviting effect, yellow kitchens adopt this sunny shade for cabinetry, adding warmth and invigorating a cooking space. When choosing fitted kitchens in this colour, a framed design provides a handcrafted and earthen style, while handle-free options will bring this look right up to date. There are designs that can be painted by a trade professional, allowing for a custom tone to be selected, so a yellow fitted kitchen is one of a kind. Solid timber options are also available, making it easy to create a premium and long-lasting look.

What yellow kitchens are available?

- Chelford Yellow Paintable
  
  With a smooth exterior and bevelled frame, Chelford Paintable is a prime choice for your favourite sunny shade.
  
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- Chelford Yellow Paintable Handleless
  
  The smooth finish and handle-free look of Chelford Paintable Handleless offers a modern take on yellow shaker style.
  
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  Chelford Yellow Paintable Handleless
  
  When paired with our handleless cupboards, this shaker-style door offers a modern take on yellow kitchen design, which includes architectural lines to draw the eye through a space. Without handles, all focus will remain on the wide border detail, the soft bevelled edge, and the statement colour of your choice. The smooth exterior also makes it easy to recoat by a trade professional for a fresh look over time, and the 19mm thickness provides confidence it is built to last.
  
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- Chic ceramic
  
  Brighten a yellow kitchen with white ceramic fixtures.
  
  Induction hobs
  
  See ceramic sinks

- Gas cooking
  
  Switch to gas for authentic and homespun cooking.
  
  See stone effect flooring
  
  Gas cookers
- Add drawers
  
  Keep a sunny shade in focus with drawers.
  
  See chrome handles
  
  See storage drawers

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How to paint a yellow kitchen

1. Choose the right paint

For the best results, use a solvent-based paint as this is the most hardwearing and durable once dried.

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1. Choose the right paint

For the best results, use a solvent-based paint as this is the most hardwearing and durable once dried.
2. Use the right tools for the job

Paint can be applied using a brush or roller for an even distribution. It is also best to paint doors flat before fitting.

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2. Use the right tools for the job

Paint can be applied using a brush or roller for an even distribution. It is also best to paint doors flat before fitting.

3. Prep the surface area

Sanding before painting is essential to lift surface debris and to create a tactile exterior for the paint to adhere to.

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3. Prep the surface area

Sanding before painting is essential to lift surface debris and to create a tactile exterior for the paint to adhere to.
4. Remember to recoat

Two coats will provide a good finish, although more can be applied. Make sure the fronts are dry before reapplying.

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4. Remember to recoat

Two coats will provide a good finish, although more can be applied. Make sure the fronts are dry before reapplying.