Wall Paint in the Kitchen: Ideas & Tips

In recent years, the kitchen has evolved from a pure workspace to one of the most important rooms in our houses and flats. Open kitchens, country kitchens, wooden kitchens or modern kitchens: There are many different tastes and different designs. The wall paint in the kitchen is an important topic and can easily give a room a completely new expression.

Table of contents

1. Painting the kitchen: Ideas from our community
2. Tips for colour design in the kitchen
3. These wall paints are suitable for the kitchen
4. Other colour design options for the kitchen
5. FAQ: Frequently asked questions
6. Materials and accessories for painting walls

Painting the kitchen: Ideas from our community

Tips for colour design in the kitchen

Which colour shade is best suited for the wall paint in your kitchen depends primarily on the colour of your kitchen cabinets and worktop, as well as the rest of the furnishings. But the size and layout of the room can also be decisive. In the following, we have a few tips for you on how you can easily give your kitchen walls a new coat of paint.

Wall paint for the small kitchen

Not every kitchen has the same prerequisites. Kitchens are often rather small and perhaps also angled. This makes the right choice of colour shade particularly important. The wall paint for a small kitchen should not make the walls appear too dark and thus visually constrict the room. A light, friendly colour shade is recommended for very small kitchens. If the kitchen furniture is not exactly pure white, it can be a good idea to choose the wall paint in the same colour shade as the kitchen furniture. A tone-in-tone design can create visual space. You can also use pastel colours as wall paint to create a spacious overall impression and set accents.

White kitchen with dark worktop

Are you looking for a wall paint for your white kitchen with a dark worktop? You're not alone. Kitchen units with this colour combination are probably among the most common kitchens, as they are simply timeless classics.
The worktop is often made of natural wood, sometimes plastic with a wood look. In both cases, white tones tinted with warm colours are recommended for the colour scheme of the walls. This is because these colour shades create a visual connection to the wood tones.
Sometimes, however, the dark worktop is anthracite. In this case, a friendly, light shade of grey on the walls would pick up on the colour of the worktop. Would you like a little more colour in the room? Then a nice pink colour might be just right for your walls.

Wall paints for kitchens in neutral colours: grey, beige & cream

Pure white has long since been banished from many kitchens. Kitchen furniture is now often in light, neutral colours such as grey, beige or cream.

A soft grey on the kitchen fronts is very popular, often combined with a dark grey worktop.
Pro tip: When choosing the wall paints in this case, make sure to check whether the grey of the kitchen furniture has brown, green or blue colour components. Then choose a grey colour with the same undertones for the walls. This way, you can perfectly match the wall paints in the kitchen to the kitchen furniture.

If your kitchen furniture is beige or cream, you have many options for the colour scheme of your walls. Particularly expressive colour shades such as a light blue or fresh green accentuate the colour of the fronts. A friendly, light shade of red is also an extremely appetising colour that blends seamlessly into the overall picture. Depending on the size of the room and its lighting, a tone-on-tone colour scheme based on the fronts of the kitchen furniture can look very attractive.

Wall paints for kitchens in bold colours

You also have a wide selection of matching wall paints for kitchen furniture in bold colours to create atmosphere in your kitchen. Make sure you choose a rather restrained colour. A light grey background will stylishly highlight the bold red kitchen, while a warm creamy beige or a very light brown will make it appear softer.
If you want to paint your walls white, use a not too harsh, tinted shade of white. This is because the red of your kitchen front will appear unusually harsh against a clear white colour. If your kitchen is dark or olive green, add a light shade from the same colour family to your walls. Pastel shades are generally suitable for the kitchen if you have bright colours on the kitchen fronts
As you can see, there are no limits to your kitchen-painting ideas. The only important thing is that your kitchen colour matches the rest of your kitchen and - depending on the location - the rest of the furnishings

These wall paints are suitable for the kitchen

wall paints in the kitchen have to meet very special requirements because, after all, water and grease are used in the kitchen. Therefore, not all colours are suitable for the kitchen. Wall paints in the kitchen should be washable, stable and resistant.

We have developed just the right paint for this - the washable wall paintMissPompadour - The Functional Wall Paint. It delivers what its name promises. It is resistant to pressure and impact and is completely washable, even abrasion-resistant. The many colour shades in which this great wall paint is offered have a fantastic luminosity. In addition, it is easy to apply, and the fact that it does not spread any odour is particularly important in the kitchen. All these features make MissPompadour - The Functional Wall Paint the idealwall paint for your kitchen.

If you are still looking for some tips on how to give your walls a new coat of paint, we have a detailed guide on how to paint walls for you.

Other options for colour design in the kitchen

You don't have to paint your entire kitchen walls, because often a new colour shade on the tile backsplash above the worktop will change the overall impression of your kitchen. We explain the easiest way to achieve a beautiful result in our article Painting tiles in the kitchen and bathroom. Of course, you can also give the entire kitchen fronts a new colour shade - you can find out how this works in our article Painting kitchen furniture. We have also listed the colours you can use for your kitchen furniture.
As you can see, you don't necessarily have to change the wall paint in your kitchen, because with our colours you can simply paint everything!

FAQ: Frequently asked questions

Materials and tools for painting walls

The following tools will help you to remodel your kitchen walls:

• Adhesive Tape: Before you start painting, careful masking is particularly important. With our To Mask - MissPompadour Adhesive Tape, you can also protect small parts.
• plastic drop cloth or newspaper: Protect the floor from accidental paint splashes.
• The paint tray! This allows you to easily transfer the paint for painting and work comfortably with the Roller. Why not use our sturdy paint tray for the ideal paint roller?
• Brush, Roller: Use the durable paint roller with the matching handle. Use the To Paint - Fine MissPompadour Brush to easily paint in corners.