We're finally leaving the era of the clean aesthetic, where everything in the kitchen was white, light, and pristine. And as a result, 'dirty' colors are becoming all the more coveted as the antidote to clinical palettes.
It seems a strange way to describe kitchen colors, but these richer, deeper, muddier tones give the term 'dirty' a new, more appealing definition. It's about embracing a kitchen scheme that has depth and personality, rather than the stark, slightly lifeless designs made popular in years past.
