If you were buying a kitchen today, what colour would you go for?

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Roughly… I can’t decide. I like neutrals, but don’t want to be boring. Have seen some lovely colours, but don’t want it to date quickly…

I'm specifically looking at ikea kitchens.

This is the bone/ greige/white I like, but if I was going more modern then I also love this

Currently staying in a holiday home that has very dark grey Matt units. Handleless so all
cupboards and drawers are push operated. They show EVERY mark- handprints, finger prints etc. would drive me nuts! So if you go for a dark colour make sure you have handles!

I’m about to purchase my kitchen tomorrow.

taken several months to decide but I always wanted a concrete look kitchen but no grey. Ours is sand, it’s textured and looks like concrete but hard to see in the pic. Worktop is Dekton.

Didn’t want a bold colour as don’t want it to date.

Royal blue, but I don't think my dh would agree

Just gone for white. Very very plain. I wanted laboratory / clinical level, have got it and love it. Not high gloss though. Tacky.

From Ikea, I quite like this colour. Still light but not obviously in fashion. Otherwise, I'd probably stick with white.

You see I’m all for an easy life, I just couldn’t be doing with cleaning the grooves on these or the shaker style kitchens. Flat face doors all day! 🙌

I always wanted a deep blue/indigo colour but now I’m thinking about natural wood style

I love sage green but not sure what I would put with that.

I have different colour door fronts to create zones and add definition

Yeah, agree on flat doors. Not sure if Ikea do this colour in other doors.

I have had 3 cream/white kitchens over the last 21 years in 3 different houses. I have hated them all particular how much they show any dirt.
I have just choosen my first brand new kitchen and it will be sage green. The walls will be mainly off white, brush nickel handles. There is a seating area at the far end and I will use wall paper there and will take pops of colour from that in the pendants over the island and dining table.

Me too. Exactly.

I had grooves for years. Loathed all the cleaning because of kids and dogs 🙈

Gorgeous inky blue and silver handles. In holiday home abroad we have glossy cream with a beautiful brown granite (as it’s mega cheap in that country)

Just having a sage green painted wood kitchen installed with white walls. Looking good so far.

Pale pink with a contrasting navy island.

White with wooden tops, hands down. Colour in ways that are more easily changed - walls, art, accessories etc.

Personally I want burgundy. I’d rather mahogany wood but that’s out of the price range.

I'm looking at the moment, I like greige, dove grey or stone coloured with oak coloured worktops. I'm more confused about taps & hardware fittings, I've fallen in love with brushed brass for taps, handles & electric sockets & switches but am worried they may go out of fashion too fast.

We're currently doing ours - using a combination of reclaimed 1960s wooden cabinets that were already in the house when we bought it and second hand oak in-frame drawers.

I'm hand painting them in a deep, almost burgundy pink (Edward Bulmer Pompadour) and the wall cupboards are going to be lighter pink (Edward Bulmer Nicaragua). Brass handles etc. I don't care if it dates as I love it!

Previous house we had F&B Oval Room Blue base cabinets with cream wall cupboards.

Ooh I'd love to see this when you're finished!

I have sage green, matte handleless units, with white quartz work surfaces

I love it

This. We had a cream handless kitchen fitted over ten years ago then we had a utility area put into the garage and after looking at all the kitchens I had the same cream handless kitchen units put into there. They are gloss and always look lovely and fresh.

We went very light (it's called porcelain) but added colour with accessories and warmth with wood floor & stools. I worried a colour would date, but this can be updated easily.