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Furnishing the kitchen and bathroom in the same colour
3 trendy colours for a matching kitchen and bathroom
Are you refurbishing and finding yourself inundated with colour samples? Choosing among all the finishes can seem like an impossible task, but there's a solution: opting for the same colour to furnish both your kitchen and bathroom, a trend also known as colour drenching. In this article, we'll give you some tips on combining colours in your home décor and guide you through three trendy colour palettes, combined with Scavolini models, that will make your home harmonious and packed with personality.
Why choose a matching kitchen and bathroom?
A necessary premise: what are the advantages of having a kitchen and bathroom that look the same? Matching the furnishings of your kitchen and bathroom isn't just about aesthetics; it also helps to:
- create a leitmotif between different rooms, giving a sense of continuity and order;
- simplify the selection of materials and accessories, for a consistent and well-planned design;
- expand the perception of space, especially if the home is small or the rooms are close together;
Terracotta coloured kitchen and bathroom
Terracotta is among the most popular colours in recent years. This warm, enveloping shade is perfect for those who love natural and inviting atmospheres. This colour pairs well with light wood effects, metal or brass details, and natural materials like terracotta tiles or porcelain stoneware.
Scavolini’s Formalia kitchen and bathroom model is the ideal candidate for anyone who wants to bring the terracotta hue into both the kitchen and bathroom, applying it to furniture, worktops, and accessories.
Blue kitchen and bathroom
Do you prefer a more vibrant yet still chic shade? And why blue? This hue instils tranquillity into spaces, dressing them with character without sacrificing elegance. Scavolini’s Regola kitchen and Miko bathroom models offer shades of deep blue, available in matt or glossy finishes, for a modern and striking look and feel.
Grey kitchen and bathroom
If you're drawn to industrial and minimalist styles, grey is just what you need. This neutral shade goes with everything, from the warmth of wood to the reflections of metal and glass. Scavolini’s Diesel Open Workshop kitchen and bathroom model makes the most of the grey spectrum with soft-touch surfaces, dark steel details, and wired glazing, coordinating the kitchen and bathroom into an essential and ultra-modern ensemble (notice the same washbasin cabinet?). Opting for grey means choosing a versatility that transcends fleeting trends.
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