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Create a playful yet polished statement with a pink kitchen.
From bold, confident tones to soft blush shades, this colour brings warmth, personality and modern charm to any kitchen design, whether you embrace a standout shocking pink or keep it effortlessly understated with a subtle blush finish.
Pink kitchens are rising fast in popularity, offering a soft, warm and unique alternative to traditional neutrals.
Blush tones or dusty rose and terracotta pink shades create a kitchen filled with character.
In this guide, we dive into the appeal of pink kitchens, the most popular pink shades, styling ideas and real-home inspiration from us at Smile Kitchens.
If you’ve got a larger-than-life personality, this is the kitchen colour for you.
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Pink kitchens bring warmth, softness and personality to a space.
According to trend reports from Elle Décor and House Beautiful, “soft blush and earthy pinks have surged in demand over the last three years” with homeowners looking for comforting, uplifting colours that feel modern and inviting.
And what better way to lift your spirits after a miserable day than coming into a jolly pink kitchen.
Pink works well in any size of kitchen, blending beautifully with wood, brass, stone and greige tones.
It creates a stunning backdrop that feels contemporary without being overpowering.
The short answer is no, pink kitchens aren’t just a trend.
While bold colours may come and go, muted pinks and earthy rose shades have now become part of what many designers call the “new neutrals.”
These calmer tones work like beige, taupe and soft greige, but offer that extra zip of personality. Ideal when you want something slightly more colourful than neutrals.
Publications like Vogue Living and Homes & Gardens report long-term adoption of warm, nature-inspired shades due to their emotional appeal.
Soft pinks fit comfortably within this category, making them popular for years.
Blush and clay-toned pinks are especially timeless because they:
Pink kitchens come in many shades, from ultra-subtle tones to rich, saturated hues. Here are the most popular:
Blush Pink Kitchens - Soft and airy without feeling to much. Works brilliantly with brass, white quartz and warm woods.
Dusty Rose Kitchens - A sophisticated choice with muted depth. Perfect for stylish, modern homes.
Warm Terracotta-Pink Kitchens - Earthy and bold. Adds energy and warmth to the space. Ideal for rustic, Mediterranean or natural-inspired interiors.
Soft Peach Kitchens - Warmer than blush and full of charm. Works well with light oak and creamy stone. Perfect for those looking to step up from neutral tones.
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We believe a great journey starts with a strong relationship. When you book a consultation, you are matched with your own expert designer who will guide you from the very first ideas through to the final delivery, offering advice and support at every stage
Smile Kitchens offers a wide range of pink kitchen designs, made to order and personalised by our expert team.
Classic elegance with a soft, warm twist. Ideal for cosy, welcoming spaces.
Smooth, minimal and contemporary. Available in soft matte or easy-clean gloss.
Streamlined and bold. Perfect for open-plan homes and sleek living.
Pair pink with neutrals, wood or contrasting deeper tones.
Combine subtle pinks with natural textures for a warm, earthy feel.
We offer a colour match service on painted timber kitchen ranges, including Vard, Jenson, Hampton and Riven. So you can have any shade of pink kitchen you want.
Pink kitchens are versatile and easy to style. Here are simple, effective ways to bring your look together:
Pink pairs beautifully with:
Popular flooring options include:
Pink looks incredible with warm metals, but also works with modern finishes:
Keep the space feeling balanced by adding natural textures such as:
Pink kitchens pair beautifully with:
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Browse our site and explore our kitchens, then book a consultation with our designers. They will ask about the scope of your project and share inspiration, ideas, and ways to optimise your space.
Your designer will present your design with a 3D walkthrough and a full breakdown of costs. We'll make amendments until the design aligns perfectly with your vision, and we'll also send you samples of doors, handles, and worktops.
When you are 100% happy with the design, we'll send out a design pack for your fitter to double-check. Once everything is finalised, lets arrange a call to run through every detail and place your order.
Smile Kitchens blends creativity, quality and expertise to help you design a kitchen you truly love.
Our friendly team helps you choose the perfect pink shade, style and layout.
Beautiful, durable cabinets and finishes built to last.
Enjoy a seamless remote design process without showroom visits.
Incredible design and quality without the showroom price tag.
Our customers trust us to bring personality, warmth and style to their spaces.
Not at all. Pink kitchens are easy to decorate because most pink shades act like warm neutrals.
Soft blush, rose and terracotta pair effortlessly with white, cream, sage, wood and brass.
Even deeper pinks are simple to style when balanced with natural textures and warm metals.
Yes. Pink kitchens work well in almost every style.
Blush and greige-pink tones look stunning in Shaker kitchens, adding gentle warmth to classic designs.
Dusty rose and clay pinks suit modern slab or handleless kitchens, creating a calm, contemporary aesthetic.
The key is choosing the right shade for your space. Our designers will work with you to make sure you get the perfect kitsch for you.
Think natural, think colours from nature.
Pink kitchens pair well with sage green, cream, white, brass, oak, walnut, black and soft greige.
These tones balance pink and keep the room feeling warm and harmonious.
For a bolder look, go for something that contrasts, a bright orange or deep charcoal.
Soft pink kitchens are considered modern neutrals, making them appealing to many buyers.
Muted tones like blush, clay and dusty rose feel warm and timeless.
Their versatility means buyers can easily decorate around them, making pink a strong choice for long-term appeal.
This is your kitchen, and it should be a space that you take great pleasure in being in.
