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We All Need A Little More Of KitchenAid’s New Color of the Year In Our Lives

The color is called “Bird of Paradise,” and it sounds absolutely alluring. Beginning April 2018, appliance brand KitchenAid®, the kitchen color trendsetter known for introducing us to fun appliances in bright reds or indigos, is launching an entire collection in the brand new hue.

“‘Bird of Paradise’ is an exotic getaway in a color,” said Jessica McConnell, Senior Manager, Color, Finish & Material Studio, Global Consumer Design. “The vibrant coral hue is uplifting and fresh, with just a touch of nostalgia. It looks great on its own, but, also pairs beautifully with the deep, lush greens we are seeing everywhere in interior design right now.”

In addition to a 5-Speed Diamond Blender and a 2-Speed Hand Blender (both pictured above), here’s a closer look at what else you’ll find in the new KitchenAid® “Bird of Paradise” color:

Artisan® Series Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, 5 Quart for $459.99 or 3.5 Quart for $399.99 (available April 2018)

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KitchenAid® Bird of Paradise 3.5 Cup Mini Food Processor (July 2018), $49.99

5-Speed Ultra Power Hand Mixer, $59.99 (available July 2018)

Wondering if KitchenAid’s® “Bird of Paradise” color will work in your kitchen? Check out these images, for pairing inspiration:

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Splashes of the coral shade are featured on the upholstered dining chairs of this open kitchen plan. Image: Space ID

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The hue has a retro vibe that would work well with other vintage tones like mint, pale yellow and sage. Image: Mimi & Hill

A neutral white kitchen has been transformed with painted upper cabinets in a hue similar to “Bird of Paradise.” Image: Ivar London

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