Dual-toned kitchen ideas

 If your kitchen is on the smaller side, incorporating two colours into your design can help to enhance the appearance of space. Choosing a lighter shade for your upper cabinets draws the eye upwards, enhancing the feeling of spaciousness without sacrificing storage. For this type of design, your colour palette can range from tonal shades to bold contrasts – depending on your style and the look you’re aiming for. White or cream upper cabinets can pair with almost any colour to create a sleek, stylish aesthetic that stands out from the crowd.

For those who want to make a statement, blending two bolder shades for your dual-toned kitchen showcases your signature style and initiates that instant “wow” factor. This type of design brings depth to your kitchen, drawing the eye around the room and creating a look that oozes sophistication. To achieve this aesthetic, choose two contrasting bold shades such as charcoal and olive green and always use the lighter shade on your upper cabinets to retain a balanced look.