Kitchen cabinets and doors directly influence the style of your space, so which five colour combinations work best together?
Black and white
A classic combination, black and white is the ultimate contrast. It is a bold combo, but can be softened with lighting and decor. What’s more, it can work well with either a modern room or it can be made to feel like a timeless classic, so don’t rule this out if considering replacement kitchen doors!
White and light wood
Light wood has an elegant, soft and bohemian characteristic, making it the perfect match for crisp white. Light wood keeps a kitchen feeling light and airy without making it into a modern, glossy white box.
White and dark wood
This combo works in various styles of kitchens as well. Dark or stained wood has an organic quality and brings richness to a kitchen, particularly against a pure white cabinet. Plus, this is very easily achieved if you already have a white or wood kitchen and are considering replacement kitchen doors.
Wood and black
Black is an interesting option for a kitchen, and many shy away from it because it sounds dark. But, truth be told, black cabinets can look stunning when paired with a wooden worktop as it transforms the space into an elegant, warm and inviting one. It’s contemporary without being too ultra modern, and maybe it is a bit quirky, but that’s never a bad thing!
Blue and white
Blue is a great option if you want some colour in your space without being too bright, as it is a natural colour that works well with lots of other colours. There are also many shades of the cool tone that will enable you to be as bold or as reserved as you wish. Blue cabinets team perfectly with wood of all colours, both warm and cool metals, as well as stone such as slate. Blue is renowned for its calming properties, which is a feeling that you might want to bring into this important, bustling space.