6 Ways to Add Blue to Your Kitchen

6 Ways to Add Blue to Your Kitchen

Bring color, character, and a breath of fresh air into your kitchen—one beautiful blue accent at a time.

You may choose to incorporate blue right into your cabinetry, or you can intentionally add the sophisticated charm of blue in creative and thoughtful ways. From statement islands to subtle tilework, there are countless ways to infuse this versatile hue into your space. Whether your vibe is moody, nautical, or soft and serene, here are six designer-approved ways to work blue into your Rhode Island kitchen—effortlessly.

Create Dimension With a Blue Island

A contrasting island is the perfect place to add a pop of color—especially a rich navy or deep teal. It draws the eye, adds depth to the room, and works beautifully in both modern and classic kitchens.

 

Choose a Blue Range or Hood

For the design-savvy homeowner, a custom-colored appliance or a blue-painted range hood is a showstopping focal point. It instantly elevates a neutral kitchen into something unforgettable.

How to style a blue range cooker - ILVE

Pictured Range: ILVE Majestic II 40 inch Induction Range

 

Opt for a Blue Backsplash

Tile is a fantastic medium for playing with blue. Try hand-glazed zellige in indigo, classic blue-and-white patterned ceramic, or a modern navy chevron. It’s eye-catching and easy to update later.

how to add blue to your kitchen - blue zellige tile backsplash

Pictured Tile: Zia Tile Subway Ceramics in Ethereal Blue 2×8 Gossy Finish

Bring Blue into Your Seating

Whether it’s navy velvet on counter stools or distressed sky-blue paint on a set of antique chairs, seating is a stylish place to add color—and comfort.

Highlight Your Doors

If selecting blue cabinetry doors feels too big of a commitment, what about your pantry or entrance doors? Adding a pop of color with your doors is an excellent option to bring in some of that color you are looking for and can help tie in the rest of the home!

Introduce Blue Through Stone or Quartzite

Yes—blue can show up in natural stone, too. Look for quartzite slabs with blue-gray veining or hints of indigo. It’s subtle, sophisticated, and completely unique.

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Ready To Take On Blue?

This color plays well with just about everything—wood tones, warm metals, crisp whites, and even other colors and it’s a fan-favorite among our Rhode Island clients. The trick is to find your shade and your moment. Whether you lean dramatic or breezy, blue can help your kitchen tell your story. We can help you start planning your perfect blue kitchen today!

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