Trends Kitchen Colours For 2023

Kitchen colours to reflect our moods

Trending colour pallets for kitchen ideas change yearly, with new and exciting hues and shades introduced to reflect our lifestyles' current moods and demands. As new and existing colours organically emerge, no matter the style of the kitchen, colour continues to push boundaries in modern kitchen design, and 2023 is brimming with bright and bold colourways. There are a wealth of colours to explore, created to invigorate and inspire our senses as we look ahead to the new year and unveil what is in store from our accomplished kitchen designers. Why not take a look at our new kitchen trends guide for 2023.

Deep Blues Remain In Focus:

Deep blue is undeniable regardless of your style or preference of colour for custom kitchens for 2023. There is a tempting wide range on offer, including shades of naval and ocean blues. Blue has long been a favourite of all trending kitchen colours and will make an impactful comeback in 2023. The blue kitchen has been a widely popular choice across a range of kitchen styles, from a luxury contemporary kitchen to a timeless shaker kitchen, modern affordable and open plan kitchens. Deep blues are adaptable and versatile, a consistent colour that delivers a vibrant, positive and appealing ambience and will blend well with a broad selection of other decor and furnishing colours to compliment your new kitchen installation.

Green Kitchen Pallets:

For kitchen installation in 2023, the sage green kitchen will be an in-demand colour scheme. The appealing attribute of green is that it offers a natural and earthy balance of colour, which combines harmoniously with a range of other colour ways and styles, from a country kitchen to a contemporary kitchen. Shades of green offer a calm and natural atmosphere, bringing the outdoors inside; it is also a colour that blends effortlessly with a range of other colours and looks stunning when painted to shaker kitchen cabinets.

Light Neutrals In Kitchen Design:

Neutrals hues have always been popular and often safer option for kitchen design. Just like the green pallet, they are versatile and incredibly subtle in that they work with almost every other colour, complimenting furnishing, decors and appliances with their un-intrusive charm. Neutral colours deliver peaceful, organic and well-balanced moods and work particularly well in contemporary kitchens and farmhouse rustic-style kitchens. If you're looking to give your space a timeless feel that won't need significant refurbishment in years, or you may want to add a splash and a little sophistication to your work and living space, then light neutrals are a good choice. Shades such as sand, cream and vanilla are subtle but powerful enough at the same time to emphasise and accent other kitchen features and furnishing.

Scandinavian Whites:

Simple yet innovative, uncluttered, practical and functional - the Scandi kitchen style is a minimalist kitchen with purpose. It amplifies its presence with a classic white finish whilst making a bold statement. White is the most versatile and multiuse colour available, ideal for various styles, from modern and timeless to classic kitchen design. The Scandi white kitchen's minimal fuss is unparalleled and will open up even the smallest spaces with an inviting and purposeful charm, delivering clean and crisp modern characteristics.

Come and visit the Plum Kitchens showroom.

A visit to our new kitchen showroom offers a unique opportunity to explore and become immersed in our range of stunning kitchen designs. Whatever your preference, be it barn kitchens or a simple yet new modern grey kitchen, we can cater for your dream design. With the wide-ranging styles on display, you can meet and chat with our professional and friendly kitchen design team to discuss your ideas and plans for your new dream kitchen. Our kitchen designers will guide you through the attractive array of two-tone cabinets, innovative storage, elegant lighting, modern integrated appliances and what's new and on-trend for 2023. Our kitchen displays can be easily reached from the West Midlands and Worcestershire. Located just 5 minutes from the M42, near to South Birmingham, Barnt Green, Kings Heath, Solihull, Bournville and Solihull. Our visitors regularly arrive from Alvechurch, Redditch, Bromsgrove, Redditch, Studley and the wider Worcestershire area.