Co-ordinating with Colour

A primary colour like red is rich and intense, exenuated by the rounded curves of a statement Smeg fridge. However, your whole kitchen in red, on the other hand? Perhaps not. Pair with complimentary neutral tones of our cream Victoria aesthetic, for example.

This retro design can then be further accessorised with a pop of colour on the worksurface such as a toaster, citrus juicer or coffee machine. 

Balanced and relaxing: pastel colour palettes such as green, blue and pink have that slight nod to the to the Fifties. The change in tone between mint and turquoise, stands out in a room of grey or white, situated between a retro fridge and Victoria hob, oven and hood. 

Subtle in its appearance but also the heart of a welcoming, minimal design: white is the neutral bringing warmth to the kitchen, both modern and timeless. 

Light, luminous and reassuring, white is so versatile as a colour which leaves room for combining with bold colour, staying neutral and clinical, or taking on that monochrome look.