Pastel kitchens inspiration

Pastel pink kitchens

A great way to use pastel pink is as a warmer, livelier alternative to a white or neutral. The Albert Bridge kitchen uses Ladbroke cabinets in a lovely Farrow & Ball pink as the room's base colour, with our Bramble purple providing the bold colour pop - a combination that gives the space a real energy and warmth.

A modern kitchen with pink cabinets, wooden open shelves, and a light wood accent wall. Three pendant lights hang from the ceiling. A countertop features a cutting board with a pink cloth. Built-in appliances are visible in the background.

The Albert Bridge kitchen

A modern kitchen featuring light green cabinets and a white marble island with an integrated stovetop. The space includes wicker bar stools, pendant lights, a stainless steel fridge, and potted plants for a fresh, airy feel

The Dulwich kitchen

Pastel green kitchens

Green is at the cool end of the colour spectrum, and light pastel greens can give a kitchen a lovely serene feel, especially when combined with whites and neutrals. In the Dulwich kitchen the cabinets are painted in Naked Kitchens' Misted Fen shade, giving the Shaker cabinets a contemporary twist.

A modern kitchen with light blue cabinets and black countertops. A white farmhouse sink is centered under a window with a beige Roman shade. Floating shelves hold potted plants and dishes. The floor features a dark blue herringbone pattern. Natural light fills the space.

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Soothing pastel shades can turn even the busiest kitchen into a tranquil haven at the heart of the home. If you love the calmness of pastel colours, from soft blues to pinks to greens, we have some ideas to inspire you. At Naked Kitchens we have our own paint palette inspired by the North Norfolk coast and countryside, or with our bespoke colour matching service we can get exactly the shade you dream about. Here are a few of our favourite bespoke kitchens that use pastels to gorgeous effect…

Pastel blue kitchens

Coastal blues, duck egg blues… Subtle pastel blue shades always have a calming effect, especially when used alongside whites, greys and other soft neutrals for the walls and worktops. It's basically impossible to feel stressed in a room like the Kew Penthouse kitchen.