MOODBOARD YOUR LOOK

Using colour is a great way to create a look that’s uplifting and unique to you. Go with your heart and experiment if you want to try something a bit different, such as this joyful

blush pink and rich blue. Don’t be afraid to include playful colours and patterns It might take longer to land on the winning combination but your efforts will be worth it and your moodboard is ideal for testing it all out. Think about balance and combine vibrant shades with calmer elements, such as pale-toned woods and soft hues. Background shades can be just as important as the main event – here a white with blue pigments is the perfect choice to offset the cerulean cabinets. Try out materials you like in different places For example, could floor tiles work as a splashback option?

1 Powderpuff matt emulsion, £45/2.5L, Claybrook 2 Painted Ladbroke front in Point Blue, £139, Naked Doors 3 Spaces Hamble indoor Nimbus tile, £51.94/sq m, Topps Tiles 4 Steel I pure flat emulsion, £50/2.5L, Paint & Paper Library 5 Alsace Pure Plank collection, £41.94/sq m, Havwoods FOR STORE DETAILS SEE WHERE TO BUY PAGE Verde Comodoro fronts, from £56 each; Ferm Living handles, £45 each; Perrin & Rowe Ionian tap in Aged Brass, £627; Shaws of Darwen square white sink, £321; all Husk