The kitchen is no longer just a room in the house where it is one corner of the house. The Kitchen is a place where the entire family comes together to either cook or eat and make memories. It’s important to get the colour combinations right to have a pleasant experience

1. Green is 2021's biggest kitchen colour trend but at the same time designing a kitchen with this colour is difficult and if not used in correct proportions can make the kitchen dull and gloomy. So here are the ways how you can in corporate this colour in your kitchen - Using the contrasting look opens up the possibility for using a darker green in a smaller kitchen, because it helps to balance the light and dark. Enhance the light further by choosing white worktops and tiles. If your kitchen overlooks your garden, soft green tones inside will be enhanced by the greenery outside and create a seamless palette. In a large space pale green painted cabinetry and warm timber worktops will stop the space feeling stark making even the largest kitchen feel warm and welcoming.

2. Two tone kitchen– You may ask why a two tone kitchen when I can go for a full white or a full bold colour which will make my kitchen look good. But here is the tip a combination of 2 colours will not only make the kitchen look classy but will attract the eye once anyone steps into it. This trend is popular as it improves the aesthetic appeal of the kitchen and also makes a small kitchen feel larger. The trend extends beyond just a contrasting paint colour on the walls. From the cabinets to the worktops, it gives you the freedom to explore different design elements. You can play around with rich textures such as wood grains, matt finishes or sleek laminate.

3. The new colour which has been trending from quite some time is Grey, it is the new neutral and this colour attracts people who think white is boring. But grey is more discreet. Grey kitchen cabinets offer flexibility and versatility when mixing and combining accessories. Like white, grey works as a perfect backdrop for the introduction of touches of colour, either in warm or cold tones. You can add a striking colour, such as yellow, to brighten the room. Dark grey when used on surfaces such as worktops, floors and splashbacks, can be used to make a room feel very inviting, particularly when combined with textured woods to add a rustic, homely charm

4. If you’re looking for a monochromatic look for your kitchen, the biggest mistake which you can make is to have the entire kitchen in one colour and to avoid this you can make sure to vary the colours within that tone itself and also don’t forget about the sheen and texture of the colour. Another tip to break the monotony is by adding wood as it would be a neutral way to break up the single-color look. Keep your kitchen looking tidy by incorporating other features like handles less doors and metallic trims. Combine dark appliances with pale features to make it stand out. This minimal approach to colours makes everything look high-end. You can play on the monochromatic style by adding different textures and finishes. Matte surfaces combined with glossy finishes will add some variation to your kitchen.

5. You can introduce multi-coloured laminates to add vibrancy and a zing to the kitchen space. For the kitchen laminates you could opt for White and wooden finish as it makes the kitchen look spacious as wood provides a warm touch but don’t overdo on the wood as it will make the room look otherwise. Using lighter shades gives an airy feel to the kitchen. In this way, you connect to an integral element of nature, air. Light coloured laminates in the kitchen in combination with ambient lighting accentuates the overall appearance and gives it a classy touch. Besides illuminating crucial areas in the kitchen present a sophisticated look and lighten your moods accordingly. You could also combine two (or maybe three, as in this example) different colours on kitchen drawers and cabinets. Choose shades that play off each other effectively – perhaps a deeper shade for a bit of pep and the white to keep the space looking open and bright.