Thinking about reinvigorating your kitchen with a dynamic new design scheme? Pink paint colours are perfect for breathing new life into the heart of the home.

Whether you're looking for matt emulsion to paint kitchen walls and ceilings or need a brilliant new shade to overhaul kitchen cabinets, you're bound to find something in our extensive range. Add some character with vibrant pinks or opt for a more grown-up makeover with dusky pink paint.  

At Tikkurila, we offer an unbeatable selection of premium paint colours. Not sure which colours to go for? Why not order a few tester pots to find the perfect balance for your dream kitchen design? 

Looking for design inspiration? Read for an introduction to some of our favourite pink paint colours, along with some top tips on how to decorate with this gorgeous corner of the colour wheel. 

Why Use Pink Paint in a Kitchen?

Some people might be wary about decorating with pink in kitchens. However, this beautiful colour palette can be used incredibly effectively in kitchens and living spaces alike. It's a warm and inviting colour family, making it ideal if you're looking to say goodbye to stark and sterile kitchen interiors. 

There's also no shortage of colour options to choose from. If you prefer a more traditional interior, experiment with pastel shades and peach-infused colours. These muted pinks will work well alongside pure white trims and natural wood cabinetry. 

Are you a fan of contemporary aesthetics? A pink colour palette provides you with plenty of options. Use daring corals to add instant warmth to your space or mix things up with a more muted pink that will look right at home alongside light greys and stainless steel appliances. 

Our Favourite Pink Kitchen Paint Colours

Ready to get to work on your kitchen makeover? We've picked out some of our finest pink paint colours for you to consider. Whether you're searching for low-key pastels or something more dramatic, you're sure to find the perfect match in our expansive collection. 

If you're an unapologetic lover of all things pink, a paint colour like Milkshake Y41 will prove an instant hit. This bubblegum-infused shade makes the right choice for modern kitchens. It's vibrant, but it won't overpower a smaller space. 

This contemporary pink is also surprisingly versatile. It'll work well with light grey or all-white cabinets. However, its rich undertones also pair well with darker woods like walnut. 

You can keep things simple by sticking to this single colour when painting kitchen walls. However, this versatile shade will work incredibly well with a selection of other pinks if you want a more dynamic design. Think about bringing pastels or dusky pinks into the mix. 

If you're working tight dimensions, any pink has the potential to be overwhelming. If you're worried that pink walls aren't the best idea for a compact kitchen, think about using this shade to overhaul cabinets, shelving and room recesses. 

In the market for a more mature shade? You'll love Maiden X420. Although technically a taupe, this stunning paint colour has undertones of peach and lavender, making it a fine fit for any pink-inspired kitchen makeover project. 

There might be plenty of depth to devour here, but this pink-infused paint colour can be used well in any space. If you're decorating a smaller kitchen, think about working in pure white trims and accents for the perfect contrast. 

Decorating a larger kitchen? Use this gorgeous taupe as your primary colour, then work in warming greys, dusky pinks and jewel tones. 

Prefer to keep your kitchen walls neutral? This pink paint can still be used to give kitchen drawers and cabinets an instant lift. 

Sometimes, a more daring shade is called out for. When it comes to vibrant pinks, Pirouette V419 is one of our favourite picks. 

This paint colour ticks every box. It's dark and dusky, with plenty of rose pink character, but it's still a fairly vibrant shade. You can use it in small and larger kitchens alike, with its rich undertones working well alongside pastels, light greys and crisp whites. 

Not keen on using this one to paint kitchen walls? Use it to give room accents and cabinetry a new lease of life instead. This dramatic dusky shade is perfect for picking out small alcoves or open shelving. 

If your kitchen needs brightening up, go with a light and airy pink like Magnolia H320. This floral pink shade has subtle undertones of orange, making it perfect for kitchens that are lacking in natural light. 

It's a fairly rich shade, but you don't have to be sparing when decorating with it. It'll look right at home on kitchen walls, provided you offset things with a neutral ceiling and kitchen cabinet colours. 

If your kitchen has limited natural light, think about swapping out any recessed lights for pendant fixtures. The more illumination this premium pink shade is exposed to, the more vibrant your kitchen interior is going to look and feel. 

We understand that pinks aren't for everyone. However, several standout options in our paint range will have you rethinking your opinions on this colour family. 

Take Sunday H480 for example. It's a fairly subtle shade, combining the best qualities of beige and pink, but this complex pigment makes a fine addition to any kitchen interior. 

You can use it to paint every wall in a smaller kitchen, without overwhelming your space with colour. In a larger space, think about adopting a tonal approach, using softer shades and more dramatic dusky pinks to create an elegantly layered aesthetic. 

Because of its beige backbone, this paint colour is incredibly versatile. It'll work well with white cabinets, natural wood, as well as stainless steel. In other words, you'll have no trouble adapting this one to your existing design scheme. 

You don't have to be a diehard fan of pink to enjoy a colour like Flamingo K319. This vibrant paint colour combines daring pink with a more muted red undertone, making it a lively choice for any kitchen makeover. 

Fans of eclectic contemporary design will have plenty to love about this colour. Use it to paint entire walls, then offset things with a hint of crisp white or black. 

In fact, there's no shortage of stunning colour matches and contrasts you can implement with pink paint like this. Work in slate grey counters or tiles, incorporate emerald green backsplashes or add some glamour with hints of gold.