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August 29, 2023

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While many people lean towards neutral shades for their new kitchens, some of us prefer to splash some colour in the heart of the house. With this in mind, Kaboodle Trends has launched in Australia, allowing renovators to add more colour to their doors and panels and bring the experiences of the world to their kitchen.

Developed in collaboration with interior designer, Jono Fleming, Kaboodle Trends introduces six breathtaking colours to its innovative DIY kitchen range. Spanning four key trends, the colours are inspired by travel adventures and nostalgia and they invite homemakers to celebrate the special people, cultures and experiences that make up their lives.

Themes and colours available for a limited time in Kaboodle doors and panels include:

  • Indulge: Paprika and Candy Floss
  • Connect: Tagine
  • Embrace: Edamame and Walnut
  • Celebrate: Mostaza

Let’s take a closer look at these six gorgeous shades and how to use them in styling your unique and affordable kitchen.

Kaboodle Trends: Indulge

Kaboodle trends kitchen with cabinets in paprika and candy floss colours.

Incorporating the warm, trending hues of Paprika and Candy Floss, the Indulge trend dives deep into travel nostalgia. Reminiscent of opulence and charm from around the world, these are colours that create a distinctive and unique finish that will have guests gushing.

  • Colours: Paprika and Candy Floss
  • Material: Premium thermoformed
  • Profiles: Modern, Apine, Country and Heritage

Kaboodle Trends: Connect

Kaboodle Trends kitchen featuring Tagine-coloured cabinets and a wooden floor.

Zesty, earthy and vibrant, Connect introduces Tagine to the Kaboodle lineup – and boy, does it pop! The philosophy behind this colour choice is rooted in our re-connections with friends and family after the recent world events. As visually rich as the souks of Marrakech, this is a brave choice for fans of big colour.

  • Colour: Tagine
  • Material: Premium melamine
  • Profiles: Modern

Kaboodle Trends: Embrace

Kaboodle kitchen with circular window and green cabinetry.

The Embrace theme includes two new shades of Edamame and Walnut, ideal for Japandi and Modern Country interiors. The colours reflect our focus on wellness and positivity as well as the importance of our natural environment. Texture-rich and calming, this stunning combination of earth shades is a match made in heaven.

  • Colours: Edamame and Walnut
  • Material: Premium melamine
  • Profiles: Modern

Kaboodle Trends: Celebrate

Kaboodle Trends kitchen featuring mostaza-coloured cabinets and a wooden benchtop.

Festive vibes entwine with the aromas of travel in the Celebrate theme, which brings the vibrance of mustard-yellow to Australian kitchens. Kaboodle describes the colour as being culturally rich, evoking the colours, smells, sights and sounds of South America’s flamboyant festivals. Pair it with timber accents, a white bench and modern kitchen handles in matte black for a design that screams “celebration!”.

  • Colour: Mostaza
  • Material: Premium melamine
  • Profiles: Modern

How To Order From The Kaboodle Trends Range

The beauty of the Trends range is you can mix and match with other Kaboodle colours to create a space that’s uniquely yours. Either purchase modular doors and panels directly from a Bunnings store near you, or make a booking with a Bunnings Design Consultant to order customised sizing.

Kaboodle is a partner of the Making HOME renovation series.


Top image: Kaboodle Trends Embrace

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This article first appeared on Making HOME.

  • I’m not sure I’m a fan of any of these really

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  • I wouldn’t do the whole kitchen in these colours, maybe just pops on the counters and a feature cupboard, like the pantry.. though that may look odd also.. hmmm

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  • stunning, would probably get sick of them after a while though, so maybe as a small feature in a room like a laundry instead of kitchen as its a big investment area.

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  • Very out there, not sure if I would get tired of them overtime, but they look awesome!

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  • They look retro. I really like them. Just not sure if I can still look at it in 5 years time.

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  • These are so retro. Love them but wouldn’t put them in my new kitchen. Im sticking with White and a very light grey splash back in my new kitchen.

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  • These are very out there colours and not something I would choose for my kitchen but I do like the boldness of the colours.

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  • Love the blue… but also the yellow…

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  • Some of these are quite nice

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  • I like the Edamame and Walnut but can give all the others a miss.

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  • I’m definitely a colour kinda girl. There’s too much timber in the first one

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  • Doesn’t look modern enough for me


    • Not really modern no, they have a wink to the sixties

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  • I have to admit Im not a huge fan of these styles/colours but each to their own..

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  • Love to see some colour in the world. We’re all to safe and careful most of the time.


    • I agree and love to use lots of colour in my house and garden and also in clothing.

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  • I am not a fan of neutral colours and always use and choose bright colours. I adore the celebrate kitchen and colours. A kitchen that screams joy!

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  • It’s certainly different. When it is something that you like, the trouble with these trends is that you don’t know if you can appreciate it for years

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  • Very retro era colours! Its not for me

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  • Not really the style for me but I do love the colours. Goodluck to this company!

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  • Not really sure any of these styles/ colour schemes are for me. I have my eye on an ikea one!

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