3 Designer-approved Paint Colours to Revamp Your Kitchen Space

It’s common for homeowners to focus on bedrooms and living rooms when getting their home’s interior repainted. But why not take the time to reconsider the colours in your kitchen space as well?

The colours you pick for the ceiling, walls, and cabinets can turn a modestly appointed kitchen into a picture-perfect space with its own unique vibe. If you’re unsure which shades to use, here are three designer-approved paint colours that’ll take your kitchen to the next level.

A couple of chairs next to a kitchen island
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Dark Teal

Teal cabinets in a kitchen with a sliding door
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Blue and green aren’t commonly associated with kitchen spaces but mix the two and you have a luxurious shade that’s perfect to apply after cabinet refinishing in dark teal!

Dark teal is a bold colour that takes a step into grayish territory without being boring. It’s perfect for cabinets, drawers, and cupboards—especially if you pair it with matte white walls to lend an air of sophistication to your kitchen.

Matte White

A kitchen with a white island, ceiling, and cabinets
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When it comes to interior painting, nothing’s more stunningly chic than a matte white kitchen. Designers love this shade because it makes the appliances, lighting, and fixtures in the kitchen stand out.

Matte white is also a top choice for kitchens because it contrasts beautifully with glossy surfaces like induction cooker tops, oven/fridge doors, and kitchen counters.

Emerald

A mixer and an oven surrounded by emerald cabinets in a kitchen
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If you want to add the sophistication of dark teal to your kitchen using a brighter shade, it’s time to consider Emerald. Professional painters love using this gorgeous hue in kitchens because it’s refined yet playful—just like a great cooking experience!

Emerald looks fantastic when used as a cabinet colour to contrast with marble countertops and light gray walls. It also looks incredible with hardwood floors and makes steel kitchen appliances pop.

Bluestone Painting Uses Designer-Approved Colours to Deliver Exceptional Interior Painting Services in Surrey

Can’t wait to revamp your kitchen space in Surrey using some of the shades we’ve outlined in this article? We recommend reaching out to the expert house painters at Bluestone Painting.

Bluestone Painting helps with everything from interior painting to cabinet refinishing. They also provide top-quality commercial painting services and always go out of their way to deliver stunning results for their clients.

Contact Bluestone Painting today and get expert advice on which colours to use to make your kitchen pop from a highly experienced team of professional painters in Surrey. 

 

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