If you are in the market for new kitchen what colour are you going for....

[FinallyFluid]

TIA

white. Possibly with a black island

We have a very small kitchen and going for white shaker style units and light oak laminate worktop. I would prefer quartz but this house would not be worth spending the £££ on for quartz and we know this is only a 5-7 year house hopefully so we do not want to go over the ceiling price for the road. We went with white to just keep it as light as possible due to the size.

F&B Railings with a white or very light grey quartz worktop.

Probably light grey (usually dove in the brochures). I'd love to go dark blue but scared, and we've had dark grey before.

On Insta, I love the F&B painted ones, but I don't think our budget will go that far!

I would like either navy or black shaker with solid wood work tops

Olive green!

Acorn green (Little Greene) light oak tops

Cream or white shaker style.
We live in a farmhouse and I don't think ultra modern would go, as much as I like them.

I'd go for cream as it looks good in a small room and it's a bit warmer than white.

Saw a lovely Treron coloured Kitchen on Farrow and Ball's Insta the other day. Loved that.

Otherwise, a neutral colour with woody tones

Thank you everyone.

It was a retrospective question, as we went for navy, but sometimes I question my choice. Probably wouldn't if I wasn't shielding.

Little things, little things.

No way we could have cream, as we have a border collie who likes to paint anything at tail level with mud.

I am just starting to look and decide but I think I will go for white shaker style too.

@LittleOverwhelmed - funnily enough I’ve just been looking at pictures of the kitchen in my old house. We had a Little Greene French Navy peninsular and wall with pale grey for the other units and white marble (effect!) and iroko worktops. It was a lovely combination. I miss that kitchen so much

Sorry - Royal Navy, not French navy! I studied every navy going and Royal Navy was the perfect choice for the look I wanted.

Cream shaker with oak worktops!

I'm going cream.
My joiner says he's putting in lots of navy ones at the moment (he thought it was the new grey).

If our house sale goes ahead I want to paint the kitchen dark green. This is my inspiration...

@Schoolhouse123

I'm going cream. My joiner says he's putting in lots of navy ones at the moment (he thought it was the new grey).

What can I say, I was clearly ahead of the market. it has been in eighteen months and picked two years ago.

I’m replacing our kitchen cupboard doors for a bluey-grey shaker style - colour is similar to Oval Room Blue (F&B). Keeping the charcoal quartz worktops.

I did think of cream as a sensible option, but as we’re not doing a full refit not intending to sell, decided to go for something we both love. White walls, keeping the oak floors.

I did mine in sage green shaker units autumn 2019.
3D image from DIY Kitchens v reality.

Love that kitchen @alecguinnessgenuineclass. This is my inspo photo, neutral and warm.

Different part

I love green in the kitchen! Seems to work well!