The most crucial room in a house is the kitchen because it’s where we spend the majority of our time. The cabinets and fixtures must resist frequent usage and significant wear and tear, and the design must last. As a result, while designing their kitchen, the majority of people choose neutral colors like white and wood, gray and white, etc.

I chose blue gray for the cabinets in my kitchen renovation a few years ago, and I have never looked back. I enjoy seeing all blue colours in kitchens (and bathrooms), and during the past year, navy blue has become more popular. A selection of contemporary kitchens with timeless blue kitchen cabinets is provided below.

The appliances in this model home kitchen, which was constructed by Cedarglen Homes , are stainless steel, but you’ll notice subtle hints of brass all over. More pictures in here .

The natural wood tones and the black hardware mix very well with this lovely mid-tone slate blue in a kitchen designed by Brooke Wagner . More pictures in here .

For his beach house kitchen custom cabinets, Will Taylor chose a deep navy color. To view the entire tour, go to here .

I’m in love with these dark, melancholy blue cabinets, and the herringbone backsplash matches well. Kitchen design by Jenn Feldman , unidentified color, additional pictures here .

These cabinets in a kitchen featuring Kohler goods are painted Province Blue by Benjamin Moore, according to an image from Benjamin Moore .

These kitchen cabinets, designed by Cedarglen Homes 0 with additional pictures by Cedarglen Homes 1, contain Farrow and Balls Hague Blue.

These cabinets in a kitchen designed by Cedarglen Homes 2 are a rich, deep blue, and the brass knobs look stunning against the navy. I’m not sure what color it is, but you can find the complete kitchen tour at Cedarglen Homes 3.

These cabinets are a traditional slate blue shade called Philipsburg Blue by Benjamin Moore. The design is by Cedarglen Homes 4, and the whole kitchen tour is by Cedarglen Homes 5.

Consider a shade of blue on just the island or the bottom cabinets if you don’t want to commit to full blue cabinets. I adore the Benjamin Moore Providence Blue that Sarah from Cedarglen Homes 6 painted her island with. Gorgeous! Explore the Cedarglen Homes 7’s entire kitchen.