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Kitchen wrap colour ideas from real jobs

The best way to picture a finish is to see it on a real kitchen. These schemes come from KWrap jobs; the photos show the same kitchens before and after. Browse every film in the KWrap colour library.

Light oak to sage green

Sage is a calm, warm green that works with white worktops and patterned tiles. In the kitchen above, dated light oak units were wrapped in sage, and the worktop and splashback were kept.

Light grey gloss to matt black

Matt black is dramatic and hides fingerprints far better than black gloss. It pairs well with marble-effect or light wood worktops.

Two-tone: white and dark wood grain

Splitting a kitchen into two finishes, such as light wall units and wood-grain base units, breaks up a large run and makes a kitchen feel designed rather than fitted.

Light oak to white gloss

White gloss bounces light round a small or north-facing kitchen. It shows smudges more than matt, so it suits households happy to wipe doors down.

Marble-effect worktops

A marble-effect worktop lifts almost any colour scheme. See worktop wrapping for what is involved.

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