Light neutral kitchen with a marble island, brass pendant lights, plants and bright windows

Find a colour
that feels like home.

Explore tones, textures and combinations
for your kitchen.

Colour palette

Timeless colours
for modern living.

Our carefully considered palette brings together classic neutrals, natural greens and rich darks. These tones work beautifully on their own or combined, helping you create a kitchen that feels calm, considered and personal.

  • Chalk
  • Oat
  • Stone
  • Sage
  • Olive
  • Charcoal

Screen colours vary. Review physical samples in your own light before choosing.

01

Warm neutrals

Calm, inviting and effortlessly timeless.

Warm neutrals create a relaxed and welcoming feel, working beautifully with natural wood, stone surfaces and brass fittings. These tones bring warmth and light to your kitchen and provide a versatile backdrop for everyday living.

  • Chalk
  • Oat
  • Stone
Pale stone shaker kitchen with brass cup handles, a window and a wooden dining table
Sage and olive shaker cabinets with marble worktops, brass handles and a woven stool
02

Soft greens

Naturally balanced and full of character.

Sage and olive tones bring a sense of nature and calm to the heart of your home. They pair beautifully with natural materials, warm metals and neutral accents, creating a space that feels both contemporary and timeless.

  • Sage
  • Olive
03

Deep contrasts

Bold, sophisticated and beautifully considered.

Charcoal and navy create a striking, elegant look in the kitchen. Paired with pale worktops and thoughtful lighting, these deeper tones add depth and drama while remaining welcoming and practical for everyday living.

  • Charcoal
  • Navy
Charcoal and navy kitchen cabinetry with a marble island and a brass pendant light

Look at the details

Look at the whole room.

Colour is just one part of the picture. Consider how it works with the light, worktops, flooring and finishing touches to create a space that feels balanced and truly yours.

Kitchen window with daylight falling on plants and a brass tap

Daylight

Natural and artificial light can change how a colour looks throughout the day. Always consider your kitchen’s light when choosing a shade.

Marble worktop corner above sage cabinetry with a ceramic plant pot

Worktops & flooring

The colours and textures around your cabinets influence the overall look. Consider worktops, flooring and splashbacks together.

Sage drawer front with a brass cup handle

Handles & details

Finishing touches like handles, taps and lighting help bring your chosen colour to life and can completely change the feel of the space.

Kitchen with a sage island and pale stone wall cabinets under brass pendant lights

One colour, or two?

A single colour can create a calm and cohesive look, making the space feel larger and more streamlined. Alternatively, a contrasting island or dresser can add character, depth and a focal point, bringing interest and personality to your kitchen. Both approaches can work beautifully – it’s about finding what feels right for your home and how you live.

Which direction feels right for your kitchen?

Explore colours, combinations and ideas, and let’s find the perfect finish for your space.

Discuss Your Colour