Choosing the Best Lacanche Colour for Your Kitchen

Consider Your Kitchen's Style

The first step in selecting the best Lacanche colour for your kitchen is to consider the style of your space. Is your kitchen modern, traditional, or somewhere in between? Do you have warm wood tones or cool grey cabinets? The Lacanche colour you choose should complement your existing style and colour palette.

For a modern kitchen, consider a stainless steel or graphite Lacanche range. These colours will complement a sleek and minimalist design.

If your kitchen is more traditional, consider an ivory white or slate grey Lacanche range. These colours will blend well with warm wood tones and natural materials.

For a kitchen with a coastal or beachy vibe, consider a light blue or racing green Lacanche range. These colours will add a pop of colour and a playful touch to the space.

Think About Lighting

The amount of natural light your kitchen receives can also affect the Lacanche colour you choose. If your kitchen is flooded with natural light, you may want to consider a darker Lacanche colour, such as burgundy or royal blue, to balance the space.

If your kitchen is on the darker side, a lighter Lacanche colour, such as ivory white or cream, may be a better choice to brighten up the space.

Consider Your Personal Taste

Ultimately, the Lacanche colour you choose should reflect your personal taste and style. If you love bold colours, don't be afraid to choose a vibrant shade like aubergine or olive green.

If you prefer a more neutral colour palette, a Lacanche range in a classic colour like stainless steel or cream may be the perfect fit.

Take Samples Home

In conclusion, choosing the best Lacanche colour for your kitchen requires considering your kitchen's style, lighting, and your personal taste. By following these tips, you'll be sure to choose a Lacanche colour that enhances the beauty and functionality of your kitchen.

Lacanche Colour Swatches

Whichever model you choose, the colour choices are the same throughout the whole range. Lacanche offers a range of 24 vibrant and muted colours to suit every kitchen, including White, English Cream, Frangipane, Marron Glace, Terracotta, Chocolate, Delft Blue, Portuguese Blue, Dark Blue, Mist Grey, Prussian Blue, Light Olive, British Racing Green, Dark Olive, Provence Yellow, Mandarin, Cherry Red, Burgundy Red, Black, Ivory, Anthracite, Teal Blue, Lime Green and Rose Quartz.

Lacanche Trims

Lacanche currently offers 6 choices of trims including: Brass, Chrome, Brushed Chrome, Nickel, Brushed Stainless Steel and Copper.

Copper is very in-vogue at the moment, with style magazines featuring aspirational kitchens with copper cookware and detailing. Great to contrast with Black or Anthracite, neutral colours like Frangipane and even lighter hues like Mist Grey or Ivory. Of course, tastes will vary but a Copper trim allows owners to indulge their ideas and achieve some spectacular results.

While Brushed Chrome gives those who prefer more a contemporary look, there is potential to go for something with a flatter finish which will look superb with Mist Grey, or any of the more muted pastel colours like Delft Blue, Silice, Lime Green or Rose Quartz.

There is already a Brushed Stainless Steel in the range which has a brighter appearance, but the visual cues of Brushed Chrome are more akin to that of an anodised aluminium. This contrasts with the inherent traditional appeal of Lacanche to achieve a more playful look.

If the very French look is a bit much but you love the amazing quality and sheer cookability of the Lacanche brand, then a Lacanche Moderne could be perfect for you. The same build underneath, but a simpler aesthetic with chunky controls in a choice of chrome or brushed stainless steel.

More Inspiration

If you would like to see a Lacanche in your preferred colour, why not explore our Pinterest board.

Still can't decide? Lacanche can also match any colour of your choice. Simply provide us with a sample and we will produce an enamel swatch for your approval. There is a charge for this service, which can be credited against the cost of the special enamel colour once your order has been received.

Please note that certain colours may not be suitable for enamelling. For more information, speak to our team today by calling 0118 939 3046 or email info@edwardsandgodding.co.uk to help with your decision.