Blue just works in kitchens, showing up in everything from gentle whispers of color to bold, deep tones. These 28 distinct ideas will help you bring blue into your own space, whether your taste leans vintage or completely contemporary.
Distressed Blue Cabinets with Arch Pulls Add Rustic Charm
Choose deeply distressed blue cabinets for your kitchen. They come with arch-shaped bin pulls in a brushed nickel finish.
Wooden Island Shelves for Displaying Blue Mugs and Bowls
Built into your kitchen island are open shelves of natural wood. They hold blue mugs and serving bowls.
Two-Tiered Tray for Displaying Baked Goods
White metal forms this two-tiered serving tray on your countertop. It holds baked goods like bread and bagels.
Light Wood Stools Add Natural Contrast to Blue Kitchen
Light wood stools, with their curved legs, sit in the blue kitchen. Their simple shape contrasts with the sleek cabinetry.
Glass-Front Cabinets Display Vintage Mugs and Plates
If you want to protect and display your vintage mugs and plates, use glass-front cabinets. The cabinets have divided panes that hold collections of dishware.
Glass Globe Pendant Lights Add Warm Ambiance Over Island
Amber-toned glass globe pendant lights hang at varying heights over the kitchen island. Their shades reflect light.
Mirrored Backsplash Adds Depth to Open Shelving
Place a mirrored backsplash behind open shelves. It'll reflect what's on display, like bottles and glassware.
Natural Wood Stools With Metal Legs Add Rustic Touch
For seating at the kitchen island, consider stools with natural wood seats and slender metal legs. They echo the wooden range hood and stand out against the dark cabinetry.
Clear Jars for Storing Pantry Staples on Butcher Block
Clear glass jars sit on your butcher block countertop. They hold dry goods like pasta and grains.
Tall Glass Vase Adds Organic Shape to Kitchen Island
A tall, clear glass vase, filled with greenery and placed on your kitchen island, brings an organic shape that softens the hard lines of cabinetry and countertops.
Deep Blue Island With Paneled Drawers Adds Bold Color
Consider a kitchen island painted a rich, deep blue. Its paneled drawers are fitted with simple silver pulls.
Square Lantern Pendants Add Geometric Interest Over Island
A pair of square lantern pendants hangs above the kitchen island. Their open, geometric frames give the area clean lines and a metallic warmth.
Bold Blue Island With Paneled Sides Anchors Kitchen
Centrally in the kitchen, a deep blue island sits. It features paneled drawer and cabinet fronts.
Open Cabinetry for Displaying White Dishware and Pitchers
On display in open cabinetry are white dishware and pitchers. The shelves inside are warm wood against crisp white ceramics.
Rattan Stools Add Natural Texture to Deep Blue Island
Place natural rattan stools at your kitchen island. Their woven seats and curved wooden frames offer a relaxed contrast to the deep blue.
Fish Faucet Adds Whimsical Nautical Touch to Farmhouse Sink
Above a classic white farmhouse sink, a quirky faucet shaped like a fish introduces a playful nautical theme. This unique detail adds personality to the kitchen.
Geometric Tile Backsplash Adds Pattern Behind Range
Behind your range, a geometric tile pattern makes a bold statement with its monochromatic design. This offers a modern contrast to stainless steel appliances and the deep blue island.
The pattern also breaks up large expanses of solid color, introducing a graphic element.
Marble Farmhouse Sink Adds a Dramatic Focal Point
Marble brings a powerful focal point to the room's central workspace. This large farmhouse sink features dramatic veining, and its substantial presence adds luxurious texture to the area.
Wooden Ladder Accesses High Kitchen Shelving
A tall wooden ladder leans against the open shelving in your kitchen, providing access to items stored high up and lending a rustic, charming element to the room.
Gray Planters Add Softness To Marble Countertops
Round, gray concrete planters hold a small tree and a flowering hydrangea next to your sink. Their muted tones complement the cool marble countertop and the blue cabinetry below.
Patterned Runner Adds a Pop of Color and Comfort
A pink patterned runner on your kitchen floor has a plush texture, providing comfort underfoot while you are standing at the stove or sink. This rug also breaks up the deep blue cabinetry and natural wood countertops.
Glass-Front Cabinets Show White Dishware and Silverware
Glass-front cabinets with brass hardware house everyday white dishes and serving pieces, like plates and silver pitchers, against their deep blue interior.
Tiered Wire Baskets Keep Produce Accessible
Use a tiered wire basket stand to store fruits and vegetables. It's a metal rack with three levels for separating different types of produce.
Grouped Potted Herbs Add Freshness To Wooden Countertop
Dark gray planters line a rustic wooden countertop, containing small potted herbs. The warm tones of the wood sit above the bold blue cabinetry.
Patchwork Tile Backsplash Adds a Bold, Eclectic Statement
Behind your sink and countertops, a patchwork tile backsplash is installed. It uses a mix of geometric and floral patterns in many colors.
Jute Tote Bag for Fresh Groceries by Blue Cabinetry
Set a sturdy jute tote bag filled with groceries beside your cabinetry. Its natural texture sits next to the deep blue cabinets and brass hardware.
Glass-Front Cabinets Display Barware and Spirits
Glass-front cabinets are ideal for displaying barware and spirits. Their clear doors let you arrange your collection of bottles and delicate crystal.
You'll often see them set up in a bar area.
French Cane Bar Stools Add Classic Comfort to Island
French-inspired cane-backed bar stools can provide seating at your kitchen island. They have natural woven seats and light wood frames.
Notice their classic oval back shape and subtle upholstery.
