We’re all going green! With the popularity of colourful kitchens constantly on the rise, it’s no surprise that green kitchens are making their way into people’s homes and people’s hearts.
To meet the rising demand, our suppliers Symphony launched the Bottle Green finish back in 2020 to accompany the already popular Atlantic Green. Giving life to cabinets, or adorning walls, both Bottle Green and Atlantic Green are available across our paint to order kitchen ranges.
For this week’s blog post, we thought we’d list some of the ways that you could incorporate this growing colour trend into your home renovation…
- Incorporate green with warmer tones for a cosy finish
- Tie in your tiled flooring or splashbacks
- Two-tone your space: combine green with a complimentary colour
- Go green all over! Cabinets, splashbacks, the lot…
- Opt for a green feature wall
- Keep your room looking bright by incorporating green with white
- Reach your goals with gold – enhance your coloured kitchen with gold or brass features
- Choose contrasting colours – combine with our other rising colour trend Dusky Pink to create a contemporary yet playful look
- Work in some wooden aspects to create a more natural feel
If you want to go for green in 2022, why not speak to one of our designers to see how we can transform your space. A number of our paint to order kitchens are included in our 2022 sale – you can find out more about which ranges are included by clicking here.
Come and visit us at our showroom. Here you can view our range of product styles and colours couples with working demonstrations of the latest appliances & boiling hot water taps.
Your moorgate journey
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You can then book a home visit where one of our design consultants will take the dimensions of your room and ask you for your wish list to include within the design where possible.
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An appointment will then be made for you to come to the showroom to view your virtual room design on our 3D software. Here any changes are made if necessary and a price agreed.
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There will then be an accompanied site visit with the installer to check measure the plan and existing services. Your installation can then take place!
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