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Cream Kitchen Ideas

With warm and inviting tones, these cream kitchen ideas show how easy it is to create a calming cooking space that sets the pace for prepping food, dining, and entertaining. The versatile hue of cream kitchens means they are an adaptable shade for contemporary schemes or classic interiors, offering a blank slate that can be personalised for a bespoke aesthetic. From creating a serene sanctuary in open-plan areas or pairing a pale palette with high-shine surfaces for a spacious feel, these cream kitchen designs also include real home examples to illustrate how to adapt this colour for any decor.

1. Muted and matt

Cream embodies a pared-back look, so choose a matt finish to extend its calming appeal. The velvety exterior reduces distractions for maximum relaxation.

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$A cream shaker kitchen from Ilfracombe Linen, in a u-shaped layout. It has dark oak herringbone flooring and marble worktops$

2. Characterful and cosy

For a humble and homespun effect, combine ivory with grained cupboard fronts. The organic detail will add character for a cosy space that transcends trends.

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3. Integrate two tones

Tonal palettes offer a modern update to cream schemes. @deco.eye has used the understated style of j-pull handles to keep their two-tone theme in focus.

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4. Finesse slab fronts

With a simple exterior, slab units are a great partner for off-white shades. Easy to style, they offer a blank canvas to build upon as @bobbins.at.home displays.

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5. Capture a shaker classic

Follow @clare.sturgess' lead for classic shaker design. By pairing framed fronts with a creamy colour, they have captured country style at its best.

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6. Harness handle-free

For minimal decor made simple, complete handleless units with cream fronts. The pale tone makes the architectural design appear even more impressive.

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7. Uplift a pearly palette

Glossy finishes reflect natural light complementing a pearly hue. This cream kitchen idea is great for small layouts, keeping a room looking fresh and bright.

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8. Opt for ornate

Pair the subtle character of cream with the intricate detailing of Bridgemere, for a cooking space heavily inspired by homes of the past.

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9. Face into in-frame

The decorative detail of in-frame fronts is set to top the trends. Add a timeless take on this tailored look by combining it with classic cream.

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10. Max out on golden hour

The lasting appeal of alabaster hues makes cream a go-to for luxe decor. Pair with brass fixtures, like @ouredwardianmoneypit, for a golden glow whatever hour.

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