White, Blue or Pink: What Are the Most Successful Color Combinations for the Kitchen?

Monochrome, dark or light? With bright cabinets or in pastel tones? Sometimes decorating the kitchen can be a complex task.

We've selected five ready-made color solutions to help you make a choice. All of these options from design projects will look great in any apartment.

Yellow + Blue + White

If it's always cloudy outside and there's not enough sunshine at home, consider the Mediterranean style. The dominant color can be any shade from the palette presented.

For example, take yellow — a bright and warm lemonade shade that became the color of the year 2020 according to Tikkurila. Combine it with blue and white, and dilute with cream and brown accents.

Design: Katerina Chistova

White + Brown + Gray

A winning color palette for small spaces. A white kitchen in Scandinavian style harmonizes beautifully with warm wood and contrasting black details.

Soft pastel shades of textiles and dishes can soften the monochrome look and make the kitchen feel cozier.

Design: Anna and Ilya Dobrovolskies

Pastel + Pink

A combination of gray and pink tones in recent years can be called a classic. It looks great in interiors of any room.

Especially effective is adding a graphite accent tone when zoning, for example, a kitchen-living room.

Design: Artpartner Studio

Mint + Pink

Soft mint shades are an excellent choice for decorating any space. For instance, such a color can be chosen for cabinet facades on the kitchen. Add chairs with soft upholstery in a light powder tone.

Match the dishes and textiles to a pink-salmon color palette. Gold or brass elements can bring more warmth and coziness into such an interior.

Design: Elena Markina

Pastel + Red + Black

If your soul craves color and all the proposed options seem "pale" and "bland," then pay attention to this palette.

A kitchen in a loft style with soft blue cabinet facades pairs well with black metal structures and brick masonry. The interior is complemented by gray tones and a red accent element.

Design: Aygul Sultanova

Which solution did you like the most? Share your thoughts in the comments.