Are you looking for inspiration for designing grey and white kitchen furniture? This colour scheme shows that a two-tone design works well in both modern and traditional interiors! We’d like to show you that this combination is timeless, never goes out of fashion, and is a real winner!
Simple and brilliant
This kitchen embodies a clean, minimalist style – no frills, no fuss. The closed kitchen cupboards hide everything from prying eyes, yet it doesn’t feel oppressive. One reason for this is that it’s an open-plan kitchen, so there’s plenty of space. Another important factor is that the top row of cupboards is visible only in a single line; it doesn’t extend round the L-shaped side. The colour scheme is also perfect; the use of white for the upper section really opens up the space, and a shelving unit has also been fitted. This layout is an oasis of calm – one that many would likely be happy to have.
Gold-coloured accessories
This shows just how different the end result can be, even when using the same colour scheme. Here, too, the basic rule – that white cupboards should be placed at the top – has been applied brilliantly. The overall effect here is more traditional, thanks to the beautiful, hand-carved kitchen units. The gold-coloured handles and other fittings look very good in this kitchen. As this is a larger kitchen, and a kitchen island has also been fitted, we can confidently opt for glass-door cupboards at the top, reserving these areas for more stylish kitchen accessories.
A stylish, unusual choice
Even though this kitchen is also grey and white, it’s completely different from the previous two. A dark grey worktop has been chosen to complement the white kitchen units. This in itself wouldn’t be anything out of the ordinary, but thanks to the choice of splashback, wall colour, flooring and all the accessories and design elements, this room has been given a real sense of individuality.
The texture of the different shades
With this kitchen unit, they’ve played beautifully not only with colours but also with shapes. Imagine the same kitchen with the double row of cupboards all the same colour and depth. See how different it looks? This solution was chosen to avoid the feeling of a storage space, so they’ve really made the most of this little kitchen nook. Another special feature is that a small dining counter has been attached to the kitchen; its colour makes it stand out completely from the rest of the furniture, and if you look closely, you’ll see that it has even been „separated” from the kitchen by the flooring.
Bring nature closer to you
Once again, it’s milled kitchen furniture, yet it’s completely different from the design we showed you earlier. In fact, few people would think it would work, but a wood-effect splashback, paired with the right choice of flooring, can complement the grey-and-white colour scheme very well. Here, the handles, the tap and the lights are copper-coloured rather than gold; it’s amazing how, although the basic design is similar, the end result is so different thanks to just a few small changes.
We’re confident that anyone who has previously found the grey-and-white colour scheme a bit dull will now be able to see just how much potential it has. If any of these kitchen units have inspired you and you’re starting to picture your own dream kitchen, please feel free to get in touch with us via our contact details, we are happy to assist with the design and installation. We provide a 10-year product guarantee, a price guarantee, a deadline guarantee and a delivery guarantee for our kitchen furniture.
