For those who covet colour throughout the home, be inspired by our edit of colourful kitchens. From refreshing peach to verdant apple, draw inspiration from delicious fruits and bring a burst of colour to your home.

Pink in the kitchen is a radiant choice, with this muted pink cabinetry by McClark Joinery demonstrating how the colour can be both feminine and timeless. Library-style shelving decorated with brass details creates a statement backdrop for the matching island. From the tongue and groove panelling to the luxurious ceiling rose above, the interior is brimming with stylish features from every angle.⁠

Green is known for its harmonious properties and whether you opt for a fruity hue or ⁠desire a deeper shade, the colour promises to deliver a renewed sense of feeling in the kitchen.

Designed by Dan’s Kitchen, this apple green interior is paired with chrome accents to enhance the room's contemporary feel. Adding marble and rattan works flawlessly to elevate a modern green kitchen aesthetic.⁠

If you’re not ready to commit to an all-out green aesthetic, opting for a colourful kitchen island will bring a burst of personality to neutral designs. This kitchen by Heartwood Designs pairs a fresh mint green with a solid oak top to add instant flair to the neutral cabinetry.

Pairing beautifully with natural textures, peach is a perfect choice for kitchen cabinetry, as presented in this design by Sean Symington. Adding a feature wall dressed with uniform green ceramics brings organic character to the space and creates balance throughout the styling.  

A truly joyful colour, this peach cabinetry on another scheme by Sean Symington is a refreshing choice for kitchens. Get the look with Fowler Pink by Farrow and Ball and team with gingham and rattan details to channel a charming country feel.

Softened pastels create instant calm in this kitchen by McClark Joinery. Featuring our Cotswold Drawer Pull, Bakes Pull & Cotswold Cupboard Latch in our satin brass lacquered finish, the room has a boutique beachside feel with a seaside blue palette taking centre-stage.

Authentic marble surfaces are a refined choice to complement the cool mid-blue toned Farrow & Ball paint and it’s details like the brass pendant lights and taps tying in elegantly with the door handles that keep the look consistent.

For a two-tone blue kitchen look, be inspired by this Bath Kitchen Company design. A duo of blueberry shades creates definition between the cabinetry and island, whilst matching hardware adds a sophisticated look and design continuity.

Whilst black and red may not be the first colour pairing that springs to mind for a kitchen, it's certainly a colour scheme to consider.

Intentionally keeping each colour distanced, this townhouse space by Blakes London beautifully demonstrates how to make the two colours work in harmony. The patina and tone of the cabinet hardware add warmth to the design, echoed by a central oak cabinet and classic wooden flooring that complement the cherry cabinets.

Discover the art of colour application⁠ à la Thomas Ford and Sons⁠. Harnessing a trio of colours allows each section to stand alone whilst still being part of the run of cabinets; a lesson in how to do colour blocking in a polished way.

To add a hint of heritage, the darker colours display effortless sophistication, whilst off-white cabinets ensure the kitchen still appears spacious and relaxed.

No matter the colour you’re coveting, discover more inspired colourful kitchens on Pinterest.