Pink Kitchen Cabinet Paint Colours

You don’t have to spend a fortune on overhauling a kitchen. If you’re looking for a dramatic makeover at less cost than splashing out on brand-new units, why not invest in kitchen cupboard paint instead?

Need some colour inspiration? A pink kitchen cabinet makeover might seem dramatic, but this playful colour family brings incredible energy to your cooking space. If you’re using a paint that offers exceptional coverage, you can use it to upcycle wood door and cabinet fronts or give outdated gloss cupboards a new lease of life. 

At Tikkurila, you’ll find an unbeatable range of pink paint colours to choose from. Whether you’re searching for a highly pigmented formula to overhaul varnished or painted surfaces or want the perfect colour to coordinate with a kitchen decor scheme that’s already embracing the playful side of the palette, you’ve come to the right place.

Why Paint Your Kitchen Cabinets Pink?

Pink kitchens are becoming increasingly popular. Nowadays, it’s one of the go-to colour palettes for interior designers. 

There are many reasons to consider using pink paint to overhaul your kitchen cupboards. For a start, this shade is incredibly warm and can instantly alter the colour temperature of a room. 

What’s more, you’re not limited to garish bubblegum pinks and rose-inspired hues. Dusky shades are the obvious choice if you’re thinking about a more luxurious makeover. Paired with gold-tone accents and lighter woods, pink cabinets can elevate your kitchen aesthetics. 

Many people assume that pink overloads the senses and energises. While this is true of saturated corals and intense fuchsia, many pink paint colours can promote a feeling of calm. 

While pink is something of an acquired taste, you’ll be surprised at just how versatile this colour family is. Even intense pinks pair well with a range of accent colours and materials. You may even decide that you’re ready to embrace another pink shade for painting those kitchen walls. 

Light Pink Cabinet Paint Colours

A light pink paint with a soft matt finish is ideal for adding some understated elegance to your kitchen cupboards. You can pair them with white counters, oak furniture and chrome fixtures to great effect. 

Despite the name, this pink is surprisingly understated. Although Milkshake Y411 is technically a bubblegum pink, it’s a fairly low-key choice that can be used liberally in a kitchen if your units are in need of a new coat of paint. 

You can use it alongside other pink hues if you want to create a more playful interior. If you want to dial things back, bring jewel tones or a muted grey into the mix. 

If your kitchen currently seems sparse and dark, it’s time to turn to a floral pink like Magnolia H320. This one doesn’t pull any punches when it comes to pigment, with vibrant orange undertones adding extra warmth and vibrancy. 

If you want to bring some balance to kitchen cupboards painted in this pink, use a muted neutral as your wall colour and introduce lighter woods when selecting countertops and furniture. 

Dusky pinks are perfect for a more elegant kitchen makeover. Tvt Q324 is a lighter take on those dusky shades, pairing well with jewel tones and more sophisticated design accents. 

Create complexity by using it alongside other dusky pinks or keep things simple with white and neutral inlays and accent colours. 

Rose Pink Cabinet Paint Colours

Rose pinks might seem like a traditional choice for a kitchen interior, but these feminine shades are surprisingly versatile. They’ll pair well with chrome, pewter and brushed brass hardware alike. What’s more, they work equally well with solid wood and marble countertops. 

If you’re a fan of duskier hues, Mezeron H417 will go down well. This refined rose pink works well in more contemporary kitchens. For a more sophisticated aesthetic, upgrade your cabinets with brushed brass knobs or pewter pull handles. 

If you want a more classic aesthetic, a solid white countertop and chrome handles will make a welcome addition to your kitchen. 

Thinking about going even darker with dusky pinks? How about Pirouette V413? One of our more intense rose pinks, this one’s perfect if you’re working with a larger kitchen. 

You can use this one liberally in spaces with more square footage. Alternatively, use this one to paint base cabinets, then reach for a slightly lighter shade to recoat transform wall-mounted units. 

If you’re enamoured with pink and make no apologies for it, a colour like Rosy Moment V413 is bound to tick all the right boxes. Although this rose pink looks fairly intense, its neutral base makes it an easy-going choice for giving outdated kitchen cabinets a second life. 

It’ll work well with crisp white accents and metallic hardware but plays well against other pink tones. Work some dusky hues or jewel paint colours into the mix if you’re eager to embrace a more dazzling kitchen decor scheme.