Kitchen Ideas

✨ Porcelanosa Kitchen Tiles on Sale: Two Standout Looks

Looking for kitchen tile ideas that feel genuinely special? These two Porcelanosa looks bring instant character — one richly glazed and moody, the other architectural and quietly luxe. Tap through to shop the sale.

Green glazed Porcelanosa kitchen tiles styled as a statement splashback

Pick #1: Moody Green Glaze

A deep, glossy green that instantly makes a kitchen feel warmer, richer, and more curated.

  • Perfect for a statement splashback behind open shelves.
  • Pairs beautifully with dark cabinetry, warm woods, and brass accents.
  • Ideal when you want your kitchen ideas to feel bold but still timeless.
Shop the green tile View details
Porcelanosa kitchen tiles in an architectural geometric pattern with warm wood and charcoal tones

Pick #2: Architectural Wood & Charcoal

A high-design, texture-led look that feels bespoke — perfect for modern kitchens that still want warmth.

  • Creates a designer feature wall without overpowering the space.
  • Balances beautifully with neutral worktops and matte black fixtures.
  • A refined route into kitchen design trends that won’t date quickly.
Shop the geometric tile View details

This feature contains affiliate links. If you buy through them, Artisan Haus may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Kitchen Ideas to Inspire Your Next Project

Searching for kitchen ideas that feel beautifully considered and genuinely liveable? This hub brings together style-led inspiration and practical kitchen design guidance — from colour palettes and layouts to storage, lighting, cabinetry and finishes. Whether you’re planning a full renovation or a small refresh, you’ll find ideas that help the heart of your home feel calm, functional and effortlessly you.

🔎 Explore Your Favourite Styles

  • Bold and beautiful: try confident colour moments (pink, blue, green, or earthy neutrals) for instant personality.
  • Timeless and tailored: Shaker-inspired details and warm woods create a quietly luxurious, long-lasting look.
  • Modern and sleek: handleless lines, integrated appliances and clean surfaces keep the space feeling uncluttered.

🧺 Make the Most of Your Space

  • Discover kitchen storage ideas that reduce visual noise — from hidden bins to pull-outs, larders and organised drawers.
  • Shape your layout around real life: cooking rhythms, traffic flow, and the work zones you use every day.
  • Need inspiration for compact rooms? Look for our small kitchen ideas to help maximise every inch.

💡 Practical Design Meets Personal Style

  • Layer lighting for a kitchen that feels warm: task lighting where you prep, softer light where you gather.
  • Choose finishes that suit your pace of life — easy-care worktops, durable flooring, and materials that age gracefully.
  • Use the “60–30–10” colour balance as a simple starting point when choosing tones and accents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a free app to design kitchens?

Yes — several retailers offer free planners that let you map out a layout and visualise cabinetry and finishes in 3D. Popular options include the IKEA Kitchen Planner and tools from UK kitchen retailers that let you experiment before booking a design appointment.

What is the 60 30 10 rule for kitchens?

It’s a simple colour guideline: aim for roughly 60% of a dominant tone (often walls or large units), 30% of a secondary colour (worktops, flooring, or larger furniture), and 10% as an accent (handles, lighting, bar stools, accessories). It’s not rigid — just a helpful way to keep your kitchen palette feeling balanced.

What are the kitchen design trends right now?

Right now, kitchens are moving towards warmth and texture: natural-looking woods, tactile surfaces, softer curves, and calm, layered colour palettes. The overall feel is less clinical and more lived-in — spaces designed for cooking, gathering, and everyday comfort, with smart storage keeping the visuals serene.

What is the average cost to fit a kitchen in the UK?

Costs vary widely depending on size, spec and how much building work is involved. As a rough guide, installation (fitting) alone is often quoted around the low-to-mid thousands, while broader projects can run higher when plumbing, electrics, plastering, flooring and structural changes are included. For planning purposes, many UK guides place fitting in the region of a few thousand pounds and an “all-in” new kitchen commonly around the five figures for standard specs, rising significantly for premium or bespoke work.

Tip: if you’re budgeting, separate the cost of the kitchen units/appliances from the cost of fitting and supporting trades — it makes quotes much easier to compare.

✨ Kitchen Inspiration in Motion

Watch how Porcelanosa’s Gamadecor Showroom 2025 blends sleek surfaces, clever storage, and bold style statements for the modern kitchen.

Video: Gamadecor Showroom 2025 — Porcelanosa Grupo.

  • Experience sleek, handleless cabinetry with timeless appeal.
  • Discover integrated storage solutions that maximise space.
  • Choose durable worktops in cutting-edge finishes.
Explore Porcelanosa Kitchens

This feature contains affiliate links. If you buy through them, Artisan Haus may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Looking for more inspiration? Explore our latest kitchen design stories below — from bold colour palettes to clever storage solutions — and discover ideas to make your own kitchen stylish and functional.

As an Artisan Haus reader, you support us when you shop via our affiliate links — thank you!