


This bespoke kitchen belonging to Peter Thwaites and Rebecca Aird, owners of fabric and wallpaper brand Rapture & Wright, was inspired by the expressionist art of Mondrian. (Image credit: Steven Booker Kitchens & Furniture)Ĭolor blocking, which involves mixing up sections of two or more solid colors, is a dynamic way to enliven kitchen cabinets. This look has the timeless sophistication of black and white monochrome schemes but is a little softer and more liveable. Navy blue, Royal Blue, Blue-black dialing blue cabinets dark and then adding in a splash of white is a refined color approach that works especially well in period properties and on classical cabinetry. While pale blues paired with white will provide a breezy coastal vibe – think sunny skies with fluffy white clouds – the classiest way to work this popular combo is with dark, regal blues. "Introducing crisp white, via worktops, tiles, and accessories, adds a further layer of classical decor style, creating a crisp and clean finish and an exciting contrast of color between the cabinets and surrounding surfaces."įrom Willow delftware to maritime stripes, blue and white is a winning combination that never fails to look sophisticated. "Of all the blues, rich deep blue remains the most popular shade for kitchen cabinets," reports Richard Davonport, managing director of Davonport.
