They’d been standing in front of the Everhots for a good while, weighing up sizes, counting ovens, debating hob configuration. They’d all but made up their minds, but then came the question…

“So, what colour?”

That’s the moment the cooker stops being a specification and starts becoming theirs.
This particular couple had a dark green kitchen in mind, so my instinct – and it’s only ever an instinct – was to suggest something that contrasts rather than blends. But I kept that to myself, at least for the moment.

I pulled out a few photographs: kitchens with a similar dark palette, each with a different Everhot sitting at its heart. And you could see the change happen.

Suddenly, they could imagine it in their own kitchen, not just in the showroom.

That’s the moment I love most.

The colour has zero impact on a cooker’s functions, and yet it’s probably the most important decision to most people. And I think rightly so.

If a cooker is going to live with you for all these years, it has to look the part as well as perform.

Whatever colour you choose is going to be your personal preference.

However, I thought it’d be interesting to take a look back through all our 2025 orders to see what had been the most popular…

The results were quietly fascinating. Here they are:

Our Most Popular Everhot Colours in 2025…

Black
Cream
Marine Blue
Sage
Mushroom
Burgundy

Black came out comfortably on top – it’s bold, timeless, and apparently not as intimidating a choice as people fear when they first walk in!

Cream held steady in second, the dependable classic it’s always been.

Marine Blue and Sage were snapping at its heels, both colours that tend to surprise people once they see them in person against their own kitchen tones.
And then there’s Mushroom – a new shade that made a big entrance straight into fifth place (and it’s one that’s been turning heads in the showroom).

Also, Burgundy proved popular. It’s a bolder choice, but one that looks extraordinary once it’s sitting in the right kitchen.

So, there you have it!

Often, everyone arrives thinking they know exactly what they want, a colour they’ve already seen somewhere, or the one their neighbour has. But then the enamel samples come out, laid in real light, set next to their worktop sample and a door swatch, and the whole picture changes…

It’s something you really have to see in person before you know for sure.