Orange Base Cabinets with White Upper Cabinets

The orange lower cabinets give this kitchen its most recognisable feature. White wall cupboards keep the upper half bright, while a dark tall unit adds a third, vertical block of colour. The orange run turns beneath the window-side work area. Another angle brings the sink and tall unit into the same frame, so the colour division can be read across the complete working corner.

The orange is concentrated below counter height rather than repeated on every cabinet. The stronger colour stays near the floor, while white upper doors leave the wall visually lighter. At one end, a rounded orange cabinet softens the end of the run.

The colour division also helps organize the ends of the working run. Orange continues around the window-side sink and finishes in a rounded lower cabinet, while the dark tall unit forms a firm stop at the other end. If using a similar palette, decide where the strong colour begins and ends before choosing individual door sizes. Check the orange finish beside the actual white and dark samples under the room's light, and draw the rounded cabinet with the adjacent door openings rather than treating it as a decorative afterthought.

Behind the orange base fronts and white upper doors are 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies; the colours, door materials and worktop have separate specifications.