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Coming home to a warm and inviting atmosphere is truly unbeatable after a long day out in the cold. And, while the living room often takes the cosy crown, bringing that same feeling to your kitchen is easier than you may think.
Winter design trends are ever-changing, but a few things remain constant. For example, no matter the trend, relaxing colour schemes, cosy textures and natural wood tones will always be staples of comfortable winter design. And since it’s getting colder by the day, now is the perfect time to infuse your kitchen with a touch of the season.
Whether that means a new coat of paint, a decor update, or installing a woodgrain laminate kitchen worktop, Savoy Timber we’ve compiled helpful tips to help you achieve those winter vibes and transform your kitchen into a snug retreat for the whole family to enjoy.
During the colder months, winter colour palettes are an excellent way to add warmth and comfort to your kitchen. The colours used in these palettes are often cosy and soothing, creating a sense of relaxation and tranquillity. Creating the perfect winter palette is subject to each of our personal styles and tastes, so you can do it however you like, but if you’re stuck for inspiration, here are a few tried and tested combinations that we love here at Savoy Timber.
There’s a preconceived notion that you have to do something dramatic to give your space a new look and feel, but that’s not actually true! So, if you’re unwilling to part with your lovely white kitchen, don’t worry – cool neutrals with warm pops are perfect if you like to keep things bright and light.
If you fancy experimenting with blending soft creams, greys, and whites with accents of rich colours like deep reds and burnt oranges, you might be surprised at how easy it is to create a cosier take on a modern space. Instead of going crazy with colour, bring in kitchen accessories like tea towels, crockery and appliances in your chosen warm hues and watch them transform your space with little effort. Pair your new winter kitchen with medium woodgrain worktops, like our Walnut Block 40mm Laminate Kitchen Worktop, to create a timeless and fresh atmosphere you’ll love all year round!
If you love a more rustic, boho feel, consider earthy tones such as sage greens or cosy terracottas for a subtler ambience. A fresh coat of paint on your walls or cabinets can swiftly revamp your space tenfold, bringing a calming and welcoming atmosphere in just a few hours! Complement the earthy tones with brass or gold hardware, such as door and drawer handles or cutlery, for an added touch of elegance and warmth. Then, you can finish off this look with a light-wood style laminate worktop like our Omega Nordic Beech Worktop for the perfect contrast.
If you’re someone who loves bold and vibrant colours, now is your time to shine. There’s nothing like rich colours to help brighten up a room, but choosing deeper shades like charcoal greys, navy blues, and forest greens can help create a more striking, but comforting atmosphere. To balance out the boldness of these colours, you can choose a lighter worktop like the Egger White Halifax Oak. Alternatively, a dark worktop can be a great option if you want to add a touch of drama. We recommend the Dark Select Walnut Oasis Worktop. Combined with these rich colours, the deepness of the woodgrain will create a striking focal point in your kitchen!
This is by no means an exhaustive list! There’s a broad spectrum of colour schemes to explore – after all, it’s about reflecting your unique style and preferences! Whether you lean towards a bright allure, a more subtle warmth, or bold depths, transforming your kitchen isn’t as daunting as it seems. It’s all about working with what you’ve got!
And if you’re considering spicing things up in your kitchen this winter, we offer an impressive range of laminate kitchen worktops right here at Savoy Timber. If you need guidance on what suits your kitchen best, our friendly team of experts simply give us a call on 0333 272 7985. We’re always here to help!
