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Five Inspiring Ideas to Introduce Black into Your Kitchen

Harvey Jones recently crafted a glamourous black-on-black Arbor kitchen for leading interiors brand, Lee Longlands. While the space exudes modernity, contemporary flair and the growing trend of black in interiors, the versatility of darker shades can be used in many different ways to create a bold look in your kitchen.

Monochromatic scheme

We love the dramatic effect of Harvey Jones’ black Arbor cabinetry with Nero Assoluto Honed Island worktops for the Lee Longlands showroom. The dark scheme establishes a striking, contemporary ambience paired with the bright white walls and hints of gold to create a chic loft-styled space which feels simple and inviting. Selecting a monochrome or black-on-black scheme like this ensures a contemporary look that exudes confidence.

Add a pop of colour

Introducing vibrant and contrasting colours helps to break up the dark shades by adding a pop of colour through soft furnishings, fabrics or even by painting the cabinetry interior in an unexpected shade. In this mid-century-inspired kitchen, the bright orange interior of the breakfast dresser and lush green velvet bar stools provide accent colours and add captivating layers of interest.

Modern black radiators

Black radiators will feel like a feature in themselves, and pair perfectly with black window frames so often found in contemporary kitchen-dining extensions.

Add pools of light

Bring warmth to a dark kitchen scheme with pools of light via strategically placed pendant lighting, lamps, or skylights. Opting for metallic or glass fittings can enhance depth and sophistication within the space.

Replace tired handles

If you just want to infuse a touch of the black kitchen trend into your home, consider upgrading your handles for a striking contrast. We’re increasingly seeing clients choose textured handles, particularly knurled patterns, offering a satisfying tactile experience when you wrap your hand around them.

If you’re feeling inspired to create your own black kitchen, speak to the advisors in The Exchange’s Harvey Jones showroom today.

Harvey Jones Kitchens

20 – 22 The Exchange
Nottingham
NG1 2DD
T: 0115 924 3600
www.harveyjones.com