This is the colour we're seeing everywhere in kitchens this year

We're seeing this hue everywhere in our favourite kitchens. If you want to embrace the trend in your home by adding a touch of Mocha Mousse into your kitchen, or just want some inspiration, read on for our favourite picks.

Our favourite kitchen accessories in the trending Mocha Mousse colour

Our Place Home Cook Duo in Espresso

• Available from Our Place (£200)

We love Our Place's cookware and this duo is a great starter set including the Always Pan 2.0 and the Perfect Pot. This set now comes in the limited edition colour Espresso in collaboration with interior designer Brigette Romanek. The set is a beautiful chocolate brown with golden knobs on the handles, a steamer basket and wooden spoons.

Available from:
Our Place (£200)

Cole & Mason London salt and pepper grinders in Chocolate Wood

• Available from Harts of Stur (£55), Cole & Mason (£55), Amazon (£55)

Upgrading your salt and pepper grinder can be a great way to embrace new trends in an eye-catching yet practical way. Cole & Mason's sets have impressed us on test and this set in Chocolate Wood is perfect for introducing a little Mocha Mousse to your kitchen. If you want to know more check out our guide to the best pepper grinders and mills.

Available from:
Harts of Stur (£55)
Cole & Mason (£55)
Amazon (£55)

Smeg BCC01 bean-to-cup coffee machine in taupe

• Available from Amazon (£1,254.87)

This bean-to-cup coffee machine from Smeg is a brilliant way of adding a lighter interpretation of mocha mouse into your kitchen. It's a luxurious machine with soft lines and a modern finish, plus we like how compact it is compared to many other machines we've tested.

Available from:
Amazon (£1,254.87)

Arket ceramic plant pot

• Available from Arket (£47)

Adding some foliage to your kitchen as a potted plant can be a great way of bringing some freshness to the space as we move into spring. You could use it for some spring bulbs to add a scent of freshness, or herbs like basil or mint to use in cooking. This pot from Arket is made in Portugal and has a gorgeous deep brown glazed finish.

Available from:
Arket (£47)

ProCook rectangle acacia serving board 2-piece set

• Available from ProCook (£32)

A wooden serving board will never go out of style. Whether you're serving your latest baking triumph or an elegant cheese board this set of two Acacia wood serving boards from ProCook are timeless and yet right on trend.

Available from:
ProCook (£32)

Sage the Barista Touch Impress in Almond Nougat

• Available from Sage (£1,199.95)

If you're looking for a barista-like experience in your own home, Sage is what we like to call the Rolls Royce of coffee machines. The Barista Touch Impress scored 5/5 stars in test thanks to the easy user experience, elegant look, and the number of drinks on offer. Plus, it produced great coffee, of course. If you're looking to embrace the Mocha Mousse trend we love this Almond Nougat colour as a paler version.

Available from:
Sage (£1,199.95)

H&M mango wood serving bowl

• Available from H&M (£14.99)

Switching up your serving bowls is another great way to embrace trends especially for your next dinner party. This wooden bowl from H&M would be lovely serving a spring salad and the rich colour of the mango wood is right on trend for Mocha Mousse.

Available from:
H&M (£14.99)

KitchenAid Artisan mixer tilt-head 4.8L 5KSM125 in Fresh Linen

• Available from KitchenAid (£381.65), Amazon (£489)

If you're a baking enthusiast a KitchenAid mixer has probably been on your wishlist since the first episode of The Great British Bake Off aired. One of the things we love most about the brand's mixers are the broad set of colours on offer, including the eye-catching 2025 Colour of the Year Butter, which makes them a great way of embracing trends in your kitchen.

While Fresh Linen might not be a deep chocolatey brown, it is a complementary colour within the palette making it brilliant if you want to embrace this latest trend in a more pared-back way.

Available from:
KitchenAid (£381.65)
Amazon (£489)

What's the most popular trending colour for kitchens 2025?

Colour trends tend to change throughout the years and seasons, depending on a huge number of factors. Whether it's the dark forest green of last autumn or the bright dopamine décor shades of this spring, kitchen trends can be more than just a colour.

This year we have seen a massive surge in the number of limited edition products in a rich, chocolate brown hue.

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