[For image, please see PDF of Press Release.] Image Caption: Soak in colour for an eye-catching kitchen. NX510 kitchen furniture by next125 as pictured above in Azure Blue Matt Velvet has a starting price from £7376.04 excluding VAT and is available from next125's network of independent retailers across the UK and Ireland. For more information, contact InHouse Inspired Room Design on 01434 400 070 or visit www.inhouseltd.co.uk.

The contemporary kitchen is functional and beautifully designed. With clean edges, smooth finishes, and clear surfaces, it encourages tranquillity at home. Yet there are those that fear sterility from a combination of light colours and blank space. A saturation of colour is the solution.

“Colourful kitchens can still be clean-cut and contemporary,” says Chris Dance, Showroom Manager at InHouse Inspired Room Design. “A deep saturation of colour exudes opulence, especially when coupled with high-end finishes. Marble, porcelain, and metallic details will help to break up the space, as will lighting that plays with shadows and tones.

“Under-cabinetry lighting is not only ideal for illuminating tasks. Aesthetically, its pools of light and shadow add atmosphere and a variety to a single-toned kitchen. Lighting deserves to be as much of a kitchen design as its colour and cabinetry style.”

[For image, please see PDF of Press Release.] Image Caption: Use kitchen cabinetry to catch the eye in a sea of colour. NX510 kitchen furniture as pictured above in Indian Red Matt Velvet, Cobalt Green Matt Velvet, and Olive Yellow Matt Velvet has a starting price from £15,916.56 excluding VAT. Next125 kitchen furniture is available from their network of independent retailers across the UK and Ireland. For more information, contact InHouse Inspired Room Design on 01434 400 070 or visit www.inhouseltd.co.uk.

For an alternative approach, use colourful kitchen cabinetry to break up floor-to-ceiling colour. It makes the kitchen a true statement piece for the home.

“If mix and matching different cabinetry colours,” says Chris Dance, “you need to understand how they work with each other, the colour of walls, ceilings, and floor, and any natural and artificial light. The tones will look slightly different in different shadows and spotlights, so think about the kitchen's atmosphere throughout the day.”

The next125 Colour Concept, refreshed in 2022, aims to 'find the optimum balance between uniqueness and conformity and to design the colours to be unusual yet also easy to mix and match'. Divided into Essential, Elegant, and Exceptional colours, the concept roams from Crystal White, to Tuscany Yellow, Jaguar Green, Cognac and more.

Discover the next125 Colour Concept.

[For image, please see PDF of Press Release.] Image Caption: The walled unit with sliding door system by Schüller, pictured right in Rocca Maroon Knotty Oak flows effortlessly into the kitchen's deep wood tones. The Sideboard as pictured above has a starting price from £1836.37 excluding VAT and is available from Schüller's network of independent retailers across the UK and Ireland. For more information, contact InHouse Inspired Room Design on 01434 400 070 or visit www.inhouseltd.co.uk.

Take colour for a walk into the living space with Schüller's living furniture. Taking its cue from Schüller's renowned kitchen design, the mirroring of colours between kitchen and living spaces allows harmony to flow – particularly in open-plan living spaces.

Schüller and next125 kitchen furniture is available from its network of independent retailers across the UK and Ireland. For more information, contact InHouse Inspired Room Design on 01434 400 070 or visit www.inhouseltd.co.uk.

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