Colour Guide · Dulux Heritage

Dulux Heritage Kitchen Colours
The Best Shades for a Respray

Premium heritage quality at around half the price of Farrow & Ball — with real sprayed kitchens across Lincolnshire to prove how good it looks.

Farrow & Ball gets all the attention — but ask any decorator what they'd choose with their own money, and many will quietly say Dulux Heritage. The Heritage palette is one of Britain's best heritage colour ranges — we match its shades precisely and mix them into our own specialist coating, for a hard-wearing, factory-grade sprayed finish. And crucially for a kitchen respray: it costs roughly half what F&B does.

We spray kitchens in Dulux Heritage colours across Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire every week. Here's what we'd tell you if you were standing in front of our colour cards.

Kitchen spraying Hull — after: golden oak kitchen resprayed in Dulux Heritage Raw Cashmere with granite worktops retained Kitchen spraying Hull — before: golden oak kitchen. Drag to compare with Dulux Heritage Raw Cashmere
Raw Cashmere · HullDrag the handle — golden oak to Dulux Heritage Raw Cashmere, granite worktops kept. Our first kitchen in this shade.

The shades we'd recommend most

Raw Cashmere. The warm neutral that flatters everything. It sits between cream and beige with enough depth to hide the sins of family life, and it partners beautifully with granite, wood and quartz worktops — as the Hull kitchen above proves. If you're choosing one Heritage shade blind, this is it.

Sage Green. The heritage green that never dates. Softer than F&B's Green Smoke, it suits shaker and in-frame kitchens and works with both brass and chrome hardware. Ideal for period properties across the Lincolnshire Wolds.

Dusted Fondant. A grown-up blush pink for island units or full kitchens — bolder than neutral, far more timeless than trend-led blush. Stunning against dark worktops.

Heritage Lincoln Green. Deep, rich and surprisingly versatile — brilliant on an island or dresser unit against cream cabinetry.

Walnut White & Jasmine White. The crisp-white family, warmer than pure brilliant white. Perfect for dark north-facing kitchens that need every scrap of light.

Dulux Heritage vs Farrow & Ball — honestly

  • Price — Heritage is roughly half the price per litre. On a full kitchen that's a meaningful saving
  • Finish — both spray to a factory-standard satin; side by side, most homeowners can't tell them apart
  • Palette — F&B's colours are slightly deeper and more complex; Heritage's are slightly more livable and easier to match decor to
  • Durability — whichever palette you choose, the colour is matched precisely and mixed into our specialist coating, so the finish is the same factory-grade standard; with proper preparation it will serve a busy kitchen for years under our 2-year guarantee

If the heritage cachet of F&B matters to you, choose it — we spray it constantly (see our F&B colour guide). If you'd rather spend the difference on new handles or a worktop, start with Heritage. You may never miss the difference.

How to choose with confidence

Colour on a screen is not colour on your wall. That's why every quote includes free colour cards and samples — tape them to your cabinets, live with them for a few days, and see them in your morning and evening light. You can also browse all our matched ranges on the colours section — every swatch can be added to your enquiry with a tap, and we'll include it in your quote.

And if you already have a Dulux Heritage shade in mind, we match it precisely — no "closest stock colour" compromises.

Frequently asked questions

Is Dulux Heritage good for kitchen cabinets?

Yes — its colours are excellent for kitchens. We match the shade precisely and mix it into our own specialist coating, for a factory-grade sprayed finish at around half the price of Farrow & Ball. It's one of our most-requested palettes.

Which Dulux Heritage colour is best for a kitchen?

Raw Cashmere is the most popular warm neutral — it flatters granite and wood worktops and works in any light. Sage Green suits shaker kitchens, Dusted Fondant is perfect for pink accents, and Heritage Lincoln Green makes a stunning island.

Can you match Dulux Heritage colours precisely?

Yes — Dulux Heritage is one of the five ranges we match precisely (alongside Farrow & Ball, Lick, Little Greene and RAL). Colour cards and samples come free with every quote.

Dulux Heritage vs Farrow & Ball — which should I choose?

F&B offers heritage cachet and slightly deeper pigments; Dulux Heritage delivers a very similar finish at around half the price. If budget matters, start with Heritage — you may never miss the difference.

Do you spray kitchens in Dulux Heritage colours near me?

We cover Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire — Grimsby, Cleethorpes, Hull, Lincoln, Scunthorpe, Boston, Louth and surrounding areas. Send photos for a same-day quote.

Heritage colour, honest price

Message a photo of your kitchen and your chosen shade — same-day quote, free samples, around 3 days on site.