Inspiring blue kitchen ideas from Ray Munn Kitchens…

If you’re looking for some blue kitchen ideas, you're in luck – blue kitchens are currently one of the hottest trends around, and it’s a trend which looks set to continue into 2023 and beyond!

It's not hard to see why either! A blue kitchen can look absolutely stunning, and with so many different shades of blue to choose from, you can really make the space your own.

Blue is such a versatile colour, it can be used in so many different ways in a kitchen.

To create a more relaxed vibe, be sure to opt for an almost blue like Eau de Nil, or something a little more defined and warmer in tone like Cornflower Blue. 

Or if you're after something a little more dramatic, then go for a darker blue like Hague Blue or even Midnight!

Offset by ecru, Hague Blue entered the world of kitchens a few years ago, and it remains as popular as ever.

One of the easiest ways to add blue into your kitchen is by opting for painted cabinets in a bold shade. Blue cabinets can really make a statement, especially if you pair them with neutral colours like putty or rich and warming wood tones. 

Pretty ‘forget-me-not blue’ in a stunning shade for a kitchen… in fact, nothing beats a kitchen which incorporates both painted and wood veneer contrasting units.

If you're not ready to go all-out with blue cabinets, then why not try using blue accents instead? This can be anything from blue tiles to blue accessories and even dedicated seating. Classically timeless, a white painted Tillingham kitchen is far from boring, especially when an accent shade is introduced. Subtle blue upholstery and a feature blue painted wall cohesively co-ordinates the overall colour scheme to add just the right amount of contrast and warmth. That little bit of blue can go a long way in adding some personality to your kitchen.

A great way to add some blue to your kitchen is by adding blue lighting such as blue LED’s. They are becoming increasingly popular, and can really help to create a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere in your kitchen. So, if your baking skills surmount to cakes with ‘soggy bottoms’ or you’re prone to burning dinner, blue lighting might the calming influence you need!

Another easy way to add some blue to your kitchen is by painting the walls or even just one accent wall in a beautiful shade of blue. This can really help to brighten up the space and make it feel more homely, and you will be able to change the accent colour much more easily.

Why settle for just one shade of blue when you have can two or more? Offset by beautiful pale blue Tillingham cabinetry, cobalt blue looks stunning with woodgrain accents and worksurfaces.

Whatever your preferred kitchen colour choice, at Ray Munn Kitchens we specialise in offering inspiring kitchens, so why not get in touch at let the designers at South London’s leading kitchen showroom and let us help you to realise the kitchen of your dreams this year.