Make sure to look for paint that is washable and scrubbable,' says Susie Spence, Trend Expert and Head of Interiors at B&Q. 'If you're looking to make an impact with blue, position it alongside neutral countertops to really make the colour pop.' Depending on the material, choose a suitable wood, MDF, or melamine primer. Apply as instructed and cure for at least 24 hours before applying the paint.

Shabby-chic colours integrate stylishly in traditional and modern interiors, while the tough and durable finish is scratch and stain resistant. Lake Placid is a bright, purple-y blue color. It is cool and icy while still maintaining a lot of blue pigment. It is a great modern take on baby blue. All of these things effect how a blue painted kitchen cabinets look in your home! Blue paint undertones Next, you want to get paint samples. I suggest buying at least three paint samples if you want to paint walls. Paint them on your walls in at LEAST three different spots each.If you want to revive the natural colour of your natural wood kitchen cabinets, Dulux Wood Sheen could be the product for you. Like everything Dulux, this is a high-quality product that acts as a 2-in-1 wood stain and varnish. Offering durable protection both inside and out, the varnish is suitable for interior and exterior use. The thing we like best is the coverage. A litre of paint is sufficient for up to 12m² and the water-based formulation make it easy to thin the product if necessary. Very easy to use and coming in 42 attractive colours, Painter’s Touch by Rust-Oleum is one of the most versatile kitchen cupboard paints on the market – and our favourite. This multi-purpose paint is decorative and protective at the same time. A range of finishes gives you the possibility to choose from retro-gloss, satin or matt.

Of all the colours and finishes available, we tried Gloss White, which is a beautiful choice for both traditional and modern kitchens. The aerosol paint was very easy to apply, and the fast-drying formulation helped us finish work in a jiffy. Touch dry in 20 minutes, the product can be recoated after one hour and it hard-dries in 24 hours. The paint itself is top quality – hard wearing, ultra-low VOC and leaves a flawless, professional-looking finish. It’s available in a matte or semi-matte finish and in an almost infinite colour range. While it looks a little pricey at first, this is probably one of the most affordable ways to refresh your kitchen without compromising on quality, providing you don’t already have all the equipment. As for contemporary designs, there are dozens of colour schemes to inspire your new look. Neutral tonalities are easy to mix and match in all décors. Darker greys, rust, copper, and dark browns are beautiful choices in an industrial style or contemporary kitchen. Pair them with natural stone or quartz countertops in matching shades for a touch of class.Choosing either a multipurpose or specific primer will be the difference between doing an okay job and getting that professional finish you’re striving for. Once your cabinets are dry and clean, find a roller or paintbrush and add the first coat of primer. The primer creates a base coat and will help avoid any future paint chipping – multiple thin layers will build up a hardiness. If your original surface is quite glossy, you might need to paint another even coat of primer. What else do I need to know? There are tons of options for blue cabinet colors. Here are some favorites! The best light blue cabinet paint colors Windy Sky by Benjamin Moore (1639) If you aim to achieve a vibrant design, add colour accents and contrasting elements elsewhere in your kitchen. Light fixtures, appliances, hardware, and even countertops in a contrasting or bold colour can add an original touch to your interior.