Kitchen Colour Trends

Kitchen Colour Trends

The Latest Kitchen Colour Trends for Your Home

If you're living in your own home or renting a space, you've probably thought about upgrading your kitchen. A multifunctional room for preparing food, where friends and families gather to nourish the mind and body, possibly even a makeshift workplace, the kitchen is of utmost importance. But before you begin your grand renovation, it's worth considering some of the latest kitchen trends which may inspire your design! We've compiled this list of long-lasting trends that will help you rejuvenate your kitchen, touching on how to implement our range of lever handles and cabinet furniture.

 

Muted Green

In recent years we've seen numerous shades of green hit the market, livening up people's homes with rich hues and a forest palette. But this year, a shift towards tranquility and serenity has been unmistakable. Earthy tones have become more prominent, bringing a sense of calm and warmth to our homes. Muted greens are at the forefront of these - Sage Green and Boringdon Green by Little Greene, are perfect examples of the calmness one can achieve by including these wonderful shades into your humble abode. These muted greens will create such an open and airy feel within your kitchen, a subtle yet influential impact. Our interpretation can be seen below, a Sage Green emulsion paired with our contemporary Aged Bronze Brompton Lever on Rose Set (Art Deco) and Aged Bronze Plain Drawer Pull powder-coated in Black.

A mood board featuring sage green and wood swatches against Aged Bronze Drawer pulls and a Brompton lever handle.

Above: sage green and natural wood accentuating our Aged Bronze Brompton Lever on Rose and Plain Drawer Pull.

 

Marble

Marble has made its return and we're delighted. An unmissable, luxurious statement piece for your kitchen. Introducing this to your kitchen will create a sense of materiality, texture and space; and let us not forget the balance between extravagance and elegance. Marble has become a popular choice for kitchens and bathrooms as of late - a highly sustainable, durable material with classic attributes that can withstand passing trends. A great investment for levelling up your hosting space in the form of countertops, flooring or even splash-backs. Below is a composition of Marble, Stained Green Ash, Confetti by Little Greene and our very own Natural Smooth 156mm Bar Pull Handle accompanied by the Polished Chrome Mushroom Cabinet Knob 32mm.

 

Mood boards featuring marble slabs, pink, green & wood swatches, a Polished Chrome cabinet knobs & natural smooth pull handle.

Above: our Natural Smooth 156mm Bar Pull Handle and Polished Chrome Mushroom Cabinet Knob 32mm highlighted by soft pinks, earthy greens, and elegant marble.

 

Brave Colour Contrasts

Kitchens are teeming with colour opportunities, from cabinetry to flooring, countertops to splash-backs, and furniture and accessories, and more. Start by deciding your level of commitment. One of the easiest and less costly options is to paint a wall, your cabinets, or even a piece of furniture. Choosing a colour can be difficult but a simple coat of paint can be the solution if you change your mind. We've chosen Little Greene's Jet Black, Nether Red and Bassoon to couple with our Aged Bronze Brompton Lever on Rose Set (Art Deco) and the Aged Bronze 4" Plain Drawer Pull.

Aged Bronze drawer pull handles and door handles on pink, yellow & grey Little Greene paint swatches with ceramic pink spheres.

Above: our Aged Bronze Brompton Lever Handle and Plain Drawer Pull against various Little Greene paint samples.

 

Natural and Sustainable Wood

Wood grain has always been very notable in kitchens and cabinetry over the years, however with many people reconnecting with nature in recent times; it seems that wooden kitchen interiors have become even more celebrated. The sustainability of wood as a natural material also appeals hugely to people and especially to the ones that have been reminded of how important our environment is. Mass consumption is coming to an end and now is the time to invest in classic, long-lasting products with a sustainability conscious mindset. The mood board below reflects a warm and natural Scandinavian aesthetic, again with paint colours that can be found on the likes of Little Greene and Farrow and Ball. We have decided to pair up some neutral beiges, sumptuous browns with a touch of orange and all brought together by light hardwood. Our choice of ironmongery has to be the Polished Chrome Brompton Lever on Rose Set (Art Deco) and the Satin Chrome Regency Concealed Drawer Pull.

 

Polished Chrome door handle & Satin Chrome drawer pull on Farrow & Ball and Little Green paints and oak wood samples.

Above: our Polished Chrome Brompton Lever Door Handle and our Satin Chrome Regency Drawer Pull on natural Farrow & Ball and Little Greene paint cards.

 

Blue, Oh So Blue

Navies and blues will stand strong again this year with an introduction to a few lighter tones from the likes of Dulux and Behr. A very noticeable trend that still has a place in the hearts of many interior enthusiasts, hobbyists and DIY'ers. The darker shades of blue will add richness and luxury to your home and the lighter counterparts will promote an airy and tranquil ambience to your home - a soothing and calming atmosphere to one of the busiest areas in the home. All tones of blue will pair well with marble, light and dark woods and brass. We've chosen to pair a darker blue with light oak, some narrow off white ceramic tiles. Our choice of ironmongery has to be our Aged Brass Newbury Lever on Rose Set and Polished Brass Mushroom Cabinet Knob.

 

Mood board of blue paint samples, ceramic tiles, & oak wood boards, with From The Anvil Polished Brass cabinet knob & Aged Brass door handle.

Above: our Aged Brass Newbury Lever on Rose Set, Polished Brass Mushroom Cabinet Knob, and Bar Pull Handle.

These are some of the many kitchen trends that could develop throughout the year. We hope that you are better equipped and inspired to begin your kitchen refurbishment plans. If you would like your kitchen and your 'From The Anvil' Ironmongery to be featured please feel free to contact us through the email address below or simply tag us on social media.

 

Still need inspiration? Check out our Kitchen Trends of 2023 blog for more!

 

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