Brown is a rich and versatile hue and is the perfect colour for creating a warm and inviting kitchen space. It’s a family colour that is back in Vogue and more popular than ever as it takes the place of neutral-coloured kitchens! We have seen neutral kitchens being the go-to colour choice for timeless, transitional design, but this pared-back scheme is losing its appeal, and brown, a luxurious hue is taking its place.
It doesn’t mean that brown is taking over, but it has been an overlooked choice and offers the same enduring appeal as warm neutrals and feels right at home in the hub of the home. Although, brown reminds us of bygone eras when reintroduced the right way, this deep and alluring hue can make the space feel on-trend.
With so many different types of brown in the palette, from deep chocolatey shades to paler, this blog will show how to bring this deep, elegant hue into your scheme. Farrow & Ball paints are known for their rich, pigment-packed colours and finishes and can transform a brown kitchen from a simple room into a luxurious cuisine space.
Roasted Macadamia
Roasted Macadamia from Farrow & Ball is a warm stony neutral, named after the nut of a similar shade.
London Stone
London Stone from Farrow & Ball is a warm and timeless brown, created by John Sutcliffe for a classic Nash house in Regent’s Part. With its history and underlying magenta tones, this unassuming stone colour pairs particularly well with F&B’s Red Based Neutrals.
London Clay
London Clay from Farrow & Ball is a warm and charming brown loaded with magenta pigment for the rich, earthy hue it brings to the most charismatic and elegant of rooms. This warm brown is named as a deeper accent to London Stone.
Wainscot
Wainscot from Farrow & Ball is warm mid-brown where the rich, earthy and grounding upfront warm tones help create intimate spaces to rest and entertain, perfect for open-plan spaces.
Salon Drab
Salon Drab from Farrow & Ball is a deep chocolate brown, the ‘salon’ part of the name comes from a small outer room off a drawing room, that describes a colour as lacking in brightness. The richness of this beautiful chocolate brown is instantly appealing and effortlessly creates a home with a modern look or classic 19th-century feel.
Cola
Cola from Farrow & Ball is a red-based brown where the undertones set it apart from the cooler, darker shades of Mahogany and Tanner’s Brown. Its underlying warmth feel makes it perfect for homeowners who are looking to embrace and enhance the intimacy of a small space.
Mouse’s Back
Mouse’s Back from Farrow & Ball is as quiet as a mouse, taking its name from the fawn colour of the British field mouse. Quiet in nature and soft in feel, large and small rooms can complement this colour wonderfully.
Broccoli Brown
Broccoli Brown from Farrow & Ball is a quiet dark stone that sits effortlessly alongside natural materials.
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Adding a brown hue to your culinary space offers a stylish and inviting space. Whether you opt for a rich brown tone or a quiet hue, brown has proven that this classic colour is back – it’s the new favourite in luxury kitchens. Carefully pairing a brown shade with the right materials, accents and finishing touches, a timeless, functional and effortlessly chic kitchen space is born.
Contact us today to find out more information on our kitchen designs and how they can be hand-painted in a brown hue of your choice.
