Refreshing Kitchen Cabinets

Upper Wall: Tea with Florence
Units: Harley Green

Painting kitchen cabinets is a simple and effective way to transform your kitchen with ease and update your scheme for the new year.

With the use of colour, you can create an inspiring kitchen space to reflect your interior style.

Wall: Light Peachblossom
Units: Grey Teal

Intelligent Satinwood is a water-based wood paint which is ideal for  kitchen cabinets. It is extremely hard wearing and able to withstand the many knocks delivered to kitchen cabinets and wooden furniture. The paint is dry within four hours so life can continue with very little interruption. It is also washable and low odour, with a sheen level of 30-35%.

Available in all Little Greene shades, our Intelligent Satinwood is environmentally friendly  which means brushes can be simply and safely rinsed out in running water. Its excellent coverage means fewer coats are needed and their longevity ensures that repainting is a less frequent task.

Upper Wall: Apple
Upper Unit: Bone China Blue Deep
Lower Units: Drummond
Floor: Dock Blue

Use bold, bright colours in combination to create an inspiring, vibrant space. Here, 'Drummond,' 'Bone China Blue' and 'Apple' have been combined for an impactful finish.

Wall: Mushroom
Splash Back: Pompeian Ash
Kitchen Units: Flint

Use warm neutrals such as 'Mushroom' and 'Flint' for a backdrop to natural furnishings. Add a colour highlight using a stripe of 'Pompeian Ash' to draw the eye and create interest.

Walls and cabinets: Hicks’ Blue
Stool: Green Verditer

Use one colour on both walls and woodwork for a coordinated look. The bold 1960's shade, 'Hicks' Blue' strongly contrasts with white for a timeless colour pairing. Paint an item of wooden furniture using Intelligent Satinwood in 'Green Verditer' for a highlight of colour.

Wallpaper: Marlborough – Glacé
Wall Inset: Lead Colour 
Units: Wood Ash 
Right Wall: Sage and Onions

Use wallpaper within a kitchen space to add an element of pattern and texture. Here, 'Marlborough - Glacé' compliments the surprisingly bright 'Sage & Onions,' a colour taken from the garden gate of Beatrix Potter's home in Ambleside.

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