Colours & finishes

Any colour you
can imagine.

Whatever shade you have in mind, we can match it — from a designer paint name to a colour you've spotted on a card or magazine page. Here are some of the most popular choices to get you started.

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Popular shades

Explore by
colour family

A selection of the most popular kitchen cabinet colours, grouped by family. These are starting points, not limits — we match any shade you like.

Whites & Neutrals

Timeless and bright, and still the most-requested choice for kitchens. From crisp whites to warm, soft greiges.

Wimborne WhiteF&B
PointingF&B
School House WhiteF&B
ShirtingLittle Greene
Cornforth WhiteF&B
Skimming StoneF&B
Elephant's BreathF&B
BoneF&B

Greens

The standout kitchen colour of recent years — from soft sages to deep, dramatic forest tones.

MizzleF&B
Vert de TerreF&B
PigeonF&B
Sage GreenLittle Greene
Green SmokeF&B
Card Room GreenF&B
Duck GreenLittle Greene
Studio GreenF&B

Blues & Teals

Calm and characterful, blues work beautifully on islands and full kitchens alike — especially with brass hardware.

Parma GrayF&B
Oval Room BlueF&B
De NimesF&B
Stiffkey BlueF&B
Inchyra BlueF&B
Hague BlueF&B
Drawing Room BlueF&B
Marine BlueLittle Greene

Greys & Darks

From soft warm greys to almost-black. Dramatic, modern, and increasingly popular for whole kitchens.

Purbeck StoneF&B
Pavilion GrayF&B
PlummettF&B
Mole's BreathF&B
Down PipeF&B
Dark Lead ColourLittle Greene
RailingsF&B
Off-BlackF&B

Warm & Heritage

Earthy, period-friendly tones for a softer or more characterful look — from muted pinks to rich terracottas.

Setting PlasterF&B
Sulking Room PinkF&B
Dead SalmonF&B
Sudbury YellowF&B
India YellowF&B
BambooLittle Greene
Eating Room RedF&B
BrinjalF&B
A note on colours: the shade names shown are popular colours from brands such as Farrow & Ball and Little Greene. We're independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by these brands — we simply colour-match their shades using our own professional cabinet-grade coatings, which are far more durable on kitchen units than decorative wood paint. On-screen colours are a guide only; we'll always show you physical samples before you decide.
Choose your finish

Eggshell, satin,
matt or gloss

The finish changes the whole feel of a kitchen as much as the colour does — and increasingly, it's paired with your colour choice too. Here's how the four compare.

Eggshell

Currently our most-used finish for coloured kitchens — sage, navy, warm grey and charcoal are all typically sprayed in eggshell. A soft, low sheen that's easy to keep clean.

Satin

The more common choice for white and cream kitchens. Low sheen, easy to wipe clean and forgiving on minor imperfections.

Matt

Contemporary and flat, with no shine. Popular for handleless kitchens and modern Shaker styles, and for deeper, moodier colours.

Gloss

High impact and reflective, bouncing light around the room. Suits modern kitchens and bold colour choices that you want to stand out.

A popular touch

Two-tone &
feature islands

You don't have to choose just one colour. Some of the most striking kitchens we spray pair a darker, bolder shade on the island or base units with a lighter, calmer colour on the wall cabinets.

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Dark island, light unitsA deep green or navy island against soft white or neutral wall cabinets — a classic, high-end look.
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Two-tone base & wallDarker base units grounded under lighter wall cabinets to make a smaller kitchen feel taller and brighter.
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Matched to your worktopWe'll help you pick a colour and finish that work with your existing worktops, flooring and hardware.
Getting it right

How colour
matching works

Bring any reference

A designer paint name, a RAL or Dulux code, or a physical swatch — even a photo of a colour you love. We can match it.

See it in your light

Colours look different in every kitchen. We bring samples so you can see your shortlist in your own space before committing.

Matched in durable coatings

Whatever the shade, it's mixed into our cabinet-grade coatings — built to handle kitchen wear far better than decorative wood paint.

Every part matched

Doors, frames, drawers, plinths, cornices and islands all finished in your chosen colour for a seamless result.

Common questions

Colour FAQs

Yes. We can colour-match any Farrow & Ball, Little Greene, RAL or Dulux shade, or any colour you bring as a swatch. We match the shade using our own professional cabinet-grade coatings, so you get the exact colour you want with a finish built to last on kitchen cabinets.
No — we're independent and use specialist cabinet-grade coatings designed for kitchen units, which are far more durable on doors and drawers than decorative wood paint. We simply match the colour of whichever shade you love, from any brand.
It depends on your colour choice. For white and cream kitchens, satin remains the more common choice — a low sheen that's forgiving on minor imperfections. For stronger colours such as sage, navy, warm grey and charcoal, eggshell has become our most-used finish. Matt suits contemporary and handleless kitchens, while gloss gives a high-impact reflective finish. We'll help you choose the right one at the survey.
Yes. Two-tone kitchens are very popular — for example a darker island or base units with lighter wall cabinets. We can spray any combination of colours you like, matched perfectly across every part of the kitchen.
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Found your
colour?

Tell us the shade you have in mind — or ask us to help you choose — and we'll give you a clear written quote. We reply within the hour, Mon–Sat.