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Moores expands Cambridge collection with two new colours

Moores recently launched new Reed Green and Taupe colourways to its popular Cambridge collection, further enhancing the range’s timeless charm and offering homeowners even more choice to create a stylish and on-trend kitchen.

With its classic shaker-style design, seamlessly blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary living, the introduction of these new hues embraces the latest interior trends, bringing comfort and calm to the kitchen.

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Inspired by nature, Reed Green is soft and rich and brings a sense of tranquility to the kitchen. Perfectly complementing natural wood tones and matte black accents, it delivers a stylish and grounding aesthetic.

A timeless neutral with a hint of warmth, Taupe creates a bright, airy atmosphere. Pairing beautifully with brushed brass fixtures and soft stone textures, it offers a refined yet welcoming look that suits both classic and modern interiors.

“At Moores, we continuously evolve our collections to reflect the latest design trends while staying true to our commitment to quality and craftsmanship,” explains Andy Story, Head of Product at Moores. “With the rise of the ‘comfortcore’ trend we’ve seen a growing demand for muted tones, and the timeless shaker-style kitchen remains a favourite, so we felt this was the time expand the range. For many homeowners, cooking is a therapeutic experience, and we hope the Cambridge collection offers them greater flexibility in creating a kitchen that feels both calming and inviting.”

For more information visit www.moores.co.uk.

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