4 Easy Ways to Incorporate Color Blocking Into Your Kitchen

Color blocking is a popular fashion trend that has filtered through interior design in recent years. It involves taking colors from opposite sides of the color wheel and pairing them together to create unique combinations. If you want to liven up a neutral kitchen space, you should definitely give color blocking a try! A trusted kitchen remodel company in the area, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Southern Rhode Island, shares how to incorporate this trend into your kitchen.

Keep it simple. Not everyone takes the plunge when trying out a new kitchen trend. Some people slowly dip their toes in first – and that’s okay. Start small by peppering your kitchen with bright furniture, kitchenware or countertop appliances. This allows you to create a bold design statement that isn’t over the top. And if you feel like color blocking isn’t for you, taking away those items is easy enough because they aren’t fully integrated into the space.
Use darker neutrals. Color blocking is not always about using vivid primary colors. Those who want to maintain the traditional look of their kitchen can go for darker neutrals. Dark gray-brown upper and lower cabinets, for example, pair well with beige countertops and backsplashes. The natural palette adds modernity to the classic kitchen design, but doesn’t sacrifice its timeless appeal.
Pair vibrant colors with a dark base. If you want to make those colors pop, you should go for a dark base color. A black kitchen island and countertop material creates an ultra-sleek look that contrasts beautifully with high-energy colors in the cabinets or backsplash. You also have the option to keep the dominant palette of your kitchen and use color blocking only on the island. This way, you can create a colorful, eye-catching centerpiece in your kitchen.
Go for wood-on-wood. Did you know you can incorporate color blocking into your kitchen using different types of wood cabinets? They offer an alternative to homeowners who aren’t a big fan of color. A wood-on-wood kitchen isn’t exactly new, but it will take some effort to ensure the whole space doesn’t look cluttered. For starters, you should orient the panels of the cabinet doors so the grains run in the same direction. And if you want to make your kitchen appear larger, make sure to use panels with a horizontal woodgrain.

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