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Since 1972, John Lewis of Hungerford has been designing high quality painted kitchens inspired by the tastes, needs and desires unique to each of our customers.
With our award-winning, hard-wearing paint formula and expert craftmanship, we create kitchens that are not only elegant but built to last. We believe that your dream kitchen, tailored to your exact requirements, should feel as good in years to come as it does the day it’s installed.
Explore our brochure to discover our full range of bespoke luxury kitchen designs.
Spring is a season of renewal, fresh air, longer days and nature coming in to bloom. It’s the perfect time to introduce uplifting colour into your home and reimagine your kitchen space.
From soft botanical greens to warm neutrals and delicate pastels, our carefully curated palette allows you to create a luxury kitchen that feels both timeless and refreshingly current.
As part of this approach, we have introduced The Earth Edit, a new colour collection designed to enhance our bespoke classic and contemporary cabinetry throughout the home.
Inspired by nature, The Earth Edit features rich, warm reds, soft sophisticated pinks, elegant greens and refined neutrals. Developed in response to a growing shift towards more grounded, enduring interiors, the collection reflects how clients are increasingly drawn to warmer, earthier palettes alongside deeper, more expressive tones.
Rather than following short-lived trends, these colours are shaped by how a bespoke home should feel as well as how it looks, bringing depth, warmth and a sense of quiet permanence to a space over time.
Whether you’re drawn to classic tones or looking to embrace a more contemporary scheme, our expert design team can guide you. We also offer a bespoke colour-matching service, ensuring your cabinetry is finished in exactly the shade you envision.
This year, kitchen design continues to take inspiration from nature, with an emphasis on warmth, texture and individuality.
Key trends include:
These kitchen colour trends work beautifully within both traditional Shaker kitchens and more contemporary spaces, offering longevity beyond seasonal style.
Soft blues remain a timeless choice, bringing a sense of calm and understated elegance to a kitchen.
Lighter shades such as Duck Egg and pale sky tones evoke the softness of a spring morning, while deeper hues like navy and indigo introduce sophistication and depth.
For a more contemporary approach, consider using a rich blue on a kitchen island, paired with neutral cabinetry and natural stone worktops. This creates a striking focal point while maintaining a balanced, inviting space.
Inspired by daffodils, primroses and buttercups, yellow brings warmth and optimism into the heart of the home.
Rather than bold primary tones, 2026 sees a shift towards softer, buttery yellows and warm neutral blends. These hues pair beautifully with natural materials such as timber and brushed brass, creating a welcoming and characterful kitchen.
Used thoughtfully, perhaps as a splashback, accent cabinetry or within a layered neutral scheme, yellow adds a subtle sense of sunshine all year round.
This vivacious Crème de la Crème retro-style kitchen uses yellow to make a spirited statement with its bold backsplash, glossy Alabaster units and chrome accents.
Soft blush tones have evolved into a broader palette of muted pinks, clays and warm rose hues, offering a refined and contemporary feel.
These shades work beautifully when balanced with grounding colours such as sage green or natural wood. The result is a kitchen that feels warm, layered and elegant.
Perfect for both classic and modern interiors, these tones bring a gentle softness without overwhelming the space.
Green continues to be an exquisitely versatile colour and we have a broad range of shades in our collection, from deep Midnight Green to zesty Euphorbia and the more subdued Sage tones. This spring, organic mid-greens like Pea, Evergreen and Brooklands, create a strong connection to nature while remaining calm and liveable. This traditional kitchen, complete with a coordinating Shaker dresser, has been expertly finished in Brooklands Satin Eggshell and is a wonderful example of how to bring vibrant colour into a living space.
A light, neutral palette remains a timeless way to refresh your kitchen for spring.
White and off-white shades help to maximise light, making them ideal for smaller spaces or rooms with limited natural daylight. Warmer whites, such as soft ivory or chalk, offer a more inviting alternative to cooler tones.
For added interest, consider pairing white cabinetry with a contrasting splashback or a statement island in a complementary colour.
Our Satin Eggshell finish and light-reflecting High Gloss paints are available in a range of white shades from Pure White to more subdued shades like Easy White and Flour.
At John Lewis of Hungerford, we believe your kitchen should be a space that evolves with you, beautiful, practical and built to stand the test of time.
Our expertly crafted painted kitchens are available in a range of finishes, including classic satin and hand-polished high gloss. Every detail is considered, from colour selection to layout, ensuring a space that feels truly your own.
If your kitchen is ready for more than just a seasonal refresh, our design team would be delighted to help.
Book your complimentary design consultation and begin your journey towards a bespoke kitchen designed around you.
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