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Molly Malsom

The Designer Trick for Mixing Wood Tones in a Kitchen – And How to Make It Look Cohesive, Not Chaotic

A small kitchen with green cabinets, copper countertops, a range cooker, and a vintage table and chairs set.

There's a reason designers always return to wood in a kitchen. It's a timeless material that works in almost any scheme alongside any color. But mixing wood tones is a trick to master – one that proves difficult to get right.

But a kitchen is the one room that can handle mixed wood tones, and experts have a secret method to get it right every time. As wooden kitchen ideas continue to prove enduringly popular, there's never been a better time to learn the tricks of the trade.

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