Daring homeowners have had a long love affair with pink kitchen ideas. Even so, they’ve never gone out of fashion. Instead, they’ve evolved, and continue to do so. This year, two-colour kitchens including pink are rising in popularity, and many designers are incorporating modern features like pink kitchen splashbacks.

Pink is a natural kitchen colour but it is bold. Hence, pairing it with neutral colours is a wise choice. Grey, cream, brown, black and white are all good options. If you’re uncertain, how about spicing up a grey kitchen range with some temporary appliances? A pink kettle and toaster provide a striking statement – or perhaps a pink air fryer. Pink kitchens don’t have to be all about the cabinet doors.

Many clients assume they won’t be able to afford our pink kitchen designs at first glance but we offer kitchens at a range of price points. Prices can start at only £15,000, depending on your preferred size and storage features. This includes all the markers of master craftsmanship and a 10-year warranty.

Knowing that every kitchen owner has a different taste, we advise you talk to one of our designers for further details. Book a meeting for a free kitchen quote. There’s no obligation to take things further if you change your mind.

Your journey to getting a pink kitchen with Masterclass Kitchens is simple. There are six steps involved.

We have over 150 Masterclass Kitchens partner-retailers across the UK, each fitted with pink kitchen setups that will mean you can see and feel the craftsmanship in person.

At Masterclass Kitchens, we source a huge portion of our board from FSC® and PEFC accredited forests. As a result, waste wood materials now make up 100% of our board. What’s more, we’ve reduced pollution and energy usage in our processes without impacting quality.