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Mix And Match Kitchen Ideas

Using contrasting shades, styles, and textures, these mix-and-match kitchen ideas demonstrate ways to create a custom scheme in a home. These kitchen ideas make it easy to pair finishes, patterns, and colour palettes to achieve a bespoke layout. So, whether you need advice on simple updates for an existing space or tips for a tailored design, these kitchen style ideas help you master this must-have look.

1. Pick Paint-To-Order

Double up colours using our paint-to-order collection. It offers a choice of 24 curated shades - great for a characterful design.

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2. Mix With Metallics

Made specifically with mix-and-matching in mind, Clerkenwell Metallics have a trend-leading finish with dynamic, colour-changing properties.

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3. Choose Paintable Cupboards

Get creative with paintable fronts, which can be personalised in any shade. Simply sand and repaint to suit changing tastes.

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4. Select Timeless Tones

Pick a shade that stands the test of time, such as blue. This hue also complements many colours and adds longevity to a scheme.

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5. Add Handle-free Cabinetry

Integrated-handle fronts have a built-in hand pull, giving them a simple look. This makes them easy to pair with other doors for a curated interior.

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6. Select Slab Style

With a one-piece build, slab doors offer a blank canvas to customise. @bobbins.at.home has teamed different tones and textures for a unique setup.

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7. Try Natural Finishes

Create contrast you can feel with textured fronts. @gemmaberlyn shows how wood effects, like walnut, pave the way for a nature-inspired interior.

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8. Feature Matt Fronts

Soften a mix-and-match scheme by opting for matt finishes. This idea suits small spaces, where a toned-down decor makes the room look more open.

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9. Stack Your Surfaces

Contrast counter materials for a layered look. It’s also a handy hack for defining different zones in a variety of layouts.

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10. Introduce Alternative Accents

To bring a subtle touch of individuality to an interior, @holly.h.kitchendesigner has mixed different handle sizes for an eclectic effect.

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