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Beige Kitchens with a Pop of Colour

19th Feb 2025
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Beige tones have long been a staple in kitchen design, celebrated for their warmth, versatility, and timeless appeal. While neutral tones like Shell, Taupe Grey, Mussel, Stone, Stone Grey, and Lava create a serene and sophisticated backdrop, adding a pop of colour alongside these hues can elevate your kitchen, giving it a fresh, stylish twist.

Whether you lean toward classic elegance or bold creativity, here are some inspiring ideas to help you bring your beige kitchen to life.

Wakefield – Lava | Arrington – Shell | Jacobsen – Taupe Grey & Light Teal

The Beauty of Beige

Before we dive into pops of colour, lets explore the subtle beauty of our shades of beige:

  • Shell: Soft and creamy, Shell is a delicate shade that reflects light beautifully and holds warmth in abundance, making it perfect for creating a calming and subtle living environment.
  • Taupe Grey: A shade that is brimming with warmth and an unmatchable depth, Taupe Grey offering subtle richness that will add depth and uplift any space without overpowering it.
  • Mussel: A muted hue which is symbolic of new beginnings, strength, and protection, Mussel offers a gentle warmth that pairs well with both light and dark accents, making it an idyllic indoor canvas.
  • Stone: Earthy and grounded, with warm undertones, Stone creates a calm, soothing feel in any style of home. Pared back, timeless, and familiar, Stone brings a natural, organic touch to kitchen interiors.
  • Stone Grey: A welcoming shade between neutrals and greys, Stone Grey creates a soft and inviting feel. Featuring subtle blue undertones, Stone Grey offers a chich, modern vibe.
  • Lava: Dark and dramatic, Lava is a dramatic tone inspired by basalt and acts as an anchor, adding contrast against lighter beige tones, creating a statement space full of sophistication.

 

Arrington – Shell & Slate Blue | Strada Matte – Lava | Madison – Mussel

Now that we’ve established the perfect beige foundation, let’s explore how a pop of colour can transform your kitchen.

Bold Backsplashes

A vibrant backsplash can instantly inject energy into a beige kitchen. Consider jewel tones like emerald green and sapphire blue, or patterned tiles. These hues and patterns create a stunning contrast against neutral cabinetry and countertops. For a cohesive look, choose a backsplash tile that incorporates subtle beige flecks to tie the design together.

Jefferson – Stone & Gunmetal Grey

Painted Cabinetry Accents

While beige cabinetry offers timeless elegance, having a section of your cabinets, such as your island or a run of cabinetry in a contrasting colour can make a bold statement. Deep Forest, Slate Blue or Antique Red are excellent choices for creating a contrasting but welcoming space.

Lawrenson – Shell & Antique Red

Nature-Inspired Elements

Bring the outdoors into your kitchen with houseplants or floral arrangements in vibrant colours. The fresh greens of leafy plants or the bright hues of seasonal flowers can beautifully contrast against our range of beige shades. Opt for low-maintenance plants like succulents or herbs for a practical yet stylish touch.

Wakefield – Taupe Grey

Colourful Appliances

Gone are the days when kitchen appliances were limited to stainless steel. Today, you can find ovens, refrigerators, and mixers in a spectrum of colours. Imagine a striking marine blue range against Stone or a ruby red fridge against Taupe Grey cabinetry. For a co-ordinated aesthetic, keep smaller appliances such as mixers, kettles and toasters in the same colour family.

Aldana – Stone

Art and Accessories

Artwork is a fantastic way to introduce colour without making permanent changes. Abstract pieces with splashes of red, orange, or green can liven up beige walls. Complement artwork with matching accessories, such as vases, dishware, or placemats to easily spread colour throughout your space.

Strada Matte – Mussel

Vibrant Upholstery

If your kitchen includes seating, such as bar stools or a breakfast nook, consider upholstering these pieces in a bold fabric. Bright teal, burnt orange, or even sunny yellow can add a delightful surprise to the space.

Lawrenson – Stone

Beige kitchens are anything but boring, they provide the perfect canvas for creativity. By incorporating a pop of colour through backsplashes, appliances, upholstery, and accessories, you can create a space that is both sophisticated and full of personality.

Embrace the versatility of shades; Shell, Taupe Grey, Mussel, Stone, Stone Grey, and Lava, and let your imagination bring your dream kitchen to life. Ready to start planning your new beige kitchen? Book A Design Appointment with your nearest STORI retailer today!