HIGH POINT, N.C. — Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens launched an expanded color matching program with Brown Jordan furniture, bringing 24 exclusive colors to its outdoor kitchen cabinetry. The new colors made their debut this fall at High Point Market.
The launch marks a new evolution in the longstanding licensing partnership between Brown Jordan and outdoor cabinetry specialist Danver, bringing 24 Brown Jordan outdoor furniture colors to Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens’ powder-coated finishes. The palette includes soft neutrals such as Chalk, Bone and Dove, alongside richer hues of Sapphire, Forest Green and Pompeiian Gold.
“As in any curated indoor space, great outdoor design is about making sure everything ‘works’ together,” said Daniel Germani, creative director at Danver and Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens. “By bringing Brown Jordan’s color lineup to our cabinetry, architects and designers don’t have to settle for ‘close enough.’ It gives you that fil rouge connecting the outdoor kitchen to the outdoor furniture, tying the entire space together seamlessly.”
Each finish is engineered for outdoor performance, with Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens’ powder-coating process applied prior to assembly to protect the stainless steel from direct exposure to the elements while delivering lasting color depth and durability.
“For more than 80 years, Brown Jordan has shaped the way people live outdoors, with design at the center of everything we do,” said Ben Collins, president of Brown Jordan. “Our work with Brown Jordan Outdoor Kitchens builds on that legacy by bringing the same level of intention to every aspect of the outdoor environment. Extending our color palette into the kitchen creates a more cohesive design experience and gives designers even greater freedom to create outdoor spaces that feel cohesive and intentional.”
The new colors were displayed at Brown Jordan’s second showroom space in the National Kitchen & Bath Association area of Broad Hall at High Point Market, as well as in Brown Jordan’s permanent showroom in IHFC Main.
