The colours you choose for your new kitchen can set the tone for the entire space, influencing the mood, ambience, and even the way you experience food.

From blues and greens to greys and reds, kitchen colours may come in and out of style over the years. So, whether you’re embarking on a full renovation or seeking a simple refresh, it’s crucial to take your time when choosing your new cabinetry shades to make sure they suit both your space and personality.

To show you what’s possible and help you make a choice, together with STORI, we’re breaking down some of its stunning paint options, and how these kitchen colours will benefit your space…

White and cream kitchens

Clean, crisp, and timeless, bright whites and creamy tones help create an airy feel in a kitchen, offering a fresh and inviting look. These shades are ideal for smaller spaces, as they reflect light beautifully, making compact rooms appear larger. From sleek and modern to classic, white provides a neutral base for any kitchen style.

• Brilliant White: A crisp and pure shade, it enhances natural light, making your kitchen feel open and serene.
• Porcelain: A soft, creamy white with a hint of warmth, it adds a welcoming glow without feeling too stark.
• Ivory: A timeless cream, this hue brings depth and elegance, perfect for creating a classic and inviting space.

Beige

Beige tones, from light to dark, are perfect if you prefer a clean and uncomplicated aesthetic. Whether you lean into bright, warm tones or moodier shades, beige is versatile and can work with a wide range of kitchen styles such as classic Shaker doors or modern handleless units. Its soft, neutral allure helps create a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, bringing comfort and elegance into your culinary space.

• Taupe Grey: A refined blend of beige and grey, this shade adds subtle richness and depth to any kitchen.
• Mussel: A muted, sophisticated hue symbolising tranquillity, it is ideal for a cosy yet modern space.
• Stone: Earthy and grounded, Stone exudes nature-inspired charm, making it a perfect choice for rustic designs.
• Lava: Bold and dramatic, this colour makes a striking statement while maintaining an inviting ambience.

Greys and blacks

Moving onto darker hues, greys and blacks bring a contemporary edge to kitchen design. Whether you prefer a timeless, understated grey or a bold, industrial black, these shades are sophisticated and effortlessly stylish, providing a modern backdrop to cooking, family life, and entertaining.

• Light Grey: A gentle, versatile shade that suits both minimalist and traditional kitchens. 
• Dust Grey: A clean, cool-toned grey with a refined, architectural feel.
• Graphite: A charcoal grey that balances drama with versatility.
• Gunmetal Grey: A deep, moody hue with strong blue undertones, it offers a sophisticated contrast.

Blue kitchens

Blue is one of the most popular colours in kitchen design. From soft and airy pastel to dark and dramatic navy, blue is a versatile choice, which oozes charm and calmness. Whether you’re drawn to chic coastal schemes, vintage aesthetics, or modern and elegant designs, a daring pop of blue on your cabinetry can completely transform your space.

• Pantry Blue: A delicate pastel blue that enhances natural light and helps you create an open and airy feel.
• Airforce: A rich, warm blue that exudes timeless elegance and tranquillity.
• Marine: Bold and moody, this shade brings a luxurious touch to any kitchen.
• Slate Blue: A deep, understated blue that transforms kitchens into chic, welcoming spaces.

Greens

Up there with blue on renovators’ favourites list sits green – a statement colour in kitchen design, effortlessly connecting indoor spaces with the beauty of the outdoors. Green tones, from deep and dramatic forest, elegant olive, to soft and soothing sage, promote relaxation, balance, and harmony, and bring a fresh touch to any space.

• Reed Green: A muted mid-tone green that offers a minimalist yet nature-inspired look.
• Willow: Rich and earthy, it fosters openness and tranquillity.
• Heritage Green: Dark and timeless, this green pairs beautifully with both traditional and modern designs.
• Deep Forest: A cool, deep green with subtle black undertones for a touch of drama.

Pink and red kitchens

Inviting and packed with personality, pinks and reds are rising in popularity in kitchen design. If you’re looking to add a touch of charm and vibrancy to your design, why not consider these rich shades? Whether you prefer soft blush tones or dark, burnt reds, these warm colours create a cosy and welcoming environment, perfect for social gatherings and homely family meals.

• Cashmere: A soft, muted hue with a sophisticated edge, ideal for adding warmth to a kitchen.
• Vintage Pink: Delicate and dusty, this shade of pink balances sweetness with modernity.
• Antique Red: This dark, aged burgundy with a regal feel brings opulence to any space.

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