Mowlem & Co
Team with sophisticated finishes
Yellow isn’t just a fun, flirty colour best kept for the crayon box – it can add a real dose of high-end sophistication, too. Dark wood cabinetry might be too sombre on its own, but flashes of golden yellow lift the kitchen into a thoroughly modern design.
Yellow isn’t just a fun, flirty colour best kept for the crayon box – it can add a real dose of high-end sophistication, too. Dark wood cabinetry might be too sombre on its own, but flashes of golden yellow lift the kitchen into a thoroughly modern design.
Rafe Churchill: Traditional Houses
Energise your woodwork
Yellow is the happiest hue in the colour spectrum and this bright egg-yolk kitchen won’t fail to cheer up everyone who steps through its door. Painting the window frames and cornice in the same dazzling shade might be a step too far for some, but personally I love it.
Yellow is the happiest hue in the colour spectrum and this bright egg-yolk kitchen won’t fail to cheer up everyone who steps through its door. Painting the window frames and cornice in the same dazzling shade might be a step too far for some, but personally I love it.
Add subtle pops of yellow
Spring is the best time of year to update your home with new accessories and soft furnishings. For those who don’t want a permanent yellow fixture in the kitchen, seat pads and cushion covers will bring in just the right touch of sunny warmth (and let you change the colour when the winter creeps in).
Spring is the best time of year to update your home with new accessories and soft furnishings. For those who don’t want a permanent yellow fixture in the kitchen, seat pads and cushion covers will bring in just the right touch of sunny warmth (and let you change the colour when the winter creeps in).
Sarah Greenman
Cheer up your walls
This pretty primrose wall colour is one of my favourite-ever paint shades. It oozes old-fashioned charm and character without dominating the space, and the vintage floral curtains and pictures simply add to the kitchen’s classic appeal.
See how to add some bold brights to your home
This pretty primrose wall colour is one of my favourite-ever paint shades. It oozes old-fashioned charm and character without dominating the space, and the vintage floral curtains and pictures simply add to the kitchen’s classic appeal.
See how to add some bold brights to your home
Tara Seawright Interior Design
Aim high
This really clever decorating trick is so easy to copy and demonstrates the talents of a simple tin of paint. By painting the ceiling in a bright yellow hue, the all-white kitchen is bathed in a warm, sunny glow. It also fools the eye, as the ceiling appears higher than it actually is.
This really clever decorating trick is so easy to copy and demonstrates the talents of a simple tin of paint. By painting the ceiling in a bright yellow hue, the all-white kitchen is bathed in a warm, sunny glow. It also fools the eye, as the ceiling appears higher than it actually is.
Kariouk Associates
Go for block impact
Brown and yellow have long been a classic colour combination. In this kitchen, the richly grained, dark timber frames are offset with glossy citrus-yellow cabinets that help bounce the natural daylight around the room. Using blocks of bold primaries is fun, simple and easy to pull off.
View some more great ways to incorporate colour in a sophisticated and stylish way
Brown and yellow have long been a classic colour combination. In this kitchen, the richly grained, dark timber frames are offset with glossy citrus-yellow cabinets that help bounce the natural daylight around the room. Using blocks of bold primaries is fun, simple and easy to pull off.
View some more great ways to incorporate colour in a sophisticated and stylish way
Susan Fisher Photography
Work a single statement
A single piece in bright, daffodil yellow is sometimes all a room needs. The bold use of colour can cleverly update a run-of-the-mill piece of furniture into something fabulous.
A single piece in bright, daffodil yellow is sometimes all a room needs. The bold use of colour can cleverly update a run-of-the-mill piece of furniture into something fabulous.
Beckwith Interiors
Freshen up your worktops
Yellow work surfaces are a quirky addition, and for many, such a colour wouldn’t even cross our decorating radars. But the result is truly inspirational, and such a bold touch is sure to be a conversation starter for all your guests.
Yellow work surfaces are a quirky addition, and for many, such a colour wouldn’t even cross our decorating radars. But the result is truly inspirational, and such a bold touch is sure to be a conversation starter for all your guests.
Mowlem & Co
Drench one area
There’s no getting away from the incredible energy yellow brings to any scheme. This neat and functional larder is painted a zesty lemon inside, highlighting in a flash where every last condiment is stored.
There’s no getting away from the incredible energy yellow brings to any scheme. This neat and functional larder is painted a zesty lemon inside, highlighting in a flash where every last condiment is stored.
Conard Romano Architects
Choose muted accents
If you’re a colour-phobe, yellow is one of the best shades to try in your battle against neutral overload. Here, just a peppering of pale yellow on the walls draws the eye in. Often it’s the most subtle of techniques that are the most effective.
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How do you feel about these yellow touches? Would you incorporate any of these in your own kitchen?
If you’re a colour-phobe, yellow is one of the best shades to try in your battle against neutral overload. Here, just a peppering of pale yellow on the walls draws the eye in. Often it’s the most subtle of techniques that are the most effective.
TELL US...
How do you feel about these yellow touches? Would you incorporate any of these in your own kitchen?
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