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Chelsea, London - Pink and grey houses on Bywater Street in Chelsea, London.

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Bristol - A shot of Bristol's levels of colour-blocking buildings.

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Bristol - Different colours and different styles of architecture, that's Bristol for you.

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Notting Hill, London - Colourful town houses in the upmarket district of West London.

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Kensal Rise, London - Kensal Rise, in north west London, is where celebrities such as Lily Allen, Sienna Miller, Sophia Dahl, and Daniel Craig have homes.

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Oxford - This colourful row of houses found in Oxford is bound to brighten anyone's day. 

Photo: Toa Heftiba

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Oxford - You can shop surrounded by multicoloured buildings at Oxford's High Street.

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Camden Town, London - The beautifully coloured windows of these townhouses in Camden Town make all the difference.

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Camden Town, London - A different side to Camden Town, the high street.

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Covent Garden, London - Covent Garden is usually known for its luxurious stores and extravagant buildings. Pictured is Neal's Yard, which stands out for its buildings and alleys covered in greenery and bright colours.

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Canterbury, Kent - Not walls or buildings, but doors! These doors add a pop-of-colour to this red brick wall in Canterbury.

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Portobello, London - Portobello is home to the world's biggest antiques market, as well as colourful and detailed homes.

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Portobello, London - From pastels, to some darker tones like these (pictured), you're bound to find your favourite colour.

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Victoria Street, Edinburgh - Perhaps one of the Scottish capital's most colourful streets.

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Portree, Isle of Skye - Portree is the largest town on the island, and perhaps the most colourful one too.

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Tobermory, Isle of Mull - Have you heard of the children's TV show 'Balamory'? It was filmed in the multicoloured burgh of Tobermory in the Isle of Mull. 

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Primrose Hill, London - A pastel coloured crescent in the famous neighbourhood of Camden, London.

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Shoreditch, London -

A building that expresses itself! 
This building in the London district of Shoreditch is sure to make walkers stop and stare, in a good way.

Photo: Ambitious Creative 

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Brighton Beach - This list would not be complete without Brighton's vibrant beach huts. 

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Scarborough, North Yorkshire - Did you know Scarborough has these brightly-coloured beach huts? Now you do!

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Norwich, Norfolk - Besides its beautiful medieval Cathedral, Norwich is also a city with a lot of colour.

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Ludlow, Shropshire - Ludlow is a medieval town filled with Tudor buildings, some of which are coloured too!

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Mersea Island, Essex - This island in Essex is also home to cute and colourful beach huts.

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Whitby, North Yorkshire - These beautiful huts line the beach in Whitby.

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Weymouth, Dorset - The coastal town of Weymouth is known for its long beach and bay. It is also home to these coloured Victorian building.

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Exmouth, Devon - The port and resort town of Exmouth in Devon also has colourful buildings.

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Southwold, Suffolk - Southwold's colour-blocked buildings make it easier to remember your way back home. Don't you think?

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Looe, Cornwall - Looe is a picturesque coastal town in the southeast of Cornwall.

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Portmeirion, Wales - The tourist village of Portmeirion was intentionally built with Italian style and architecture in mind.

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Penarth Marina, Wales - These houses face the Penarth Marina near Cardiff Bay.

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Aberaeron, Wales - Abaraeron in Ceredigion, Wales, is home to roughly 1,500 inhabitants, some of which may live in these adorable and multicoloured houses.

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Cobh, Ireland - The town of Cobh is home to an array of multicoloured homes.

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Cobh, Ireland - Cobh is located in one of the islands off Cork's harbour. Here pictured is an uphill street of colourful houses.

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Mudeford Sandbank, Bournemouth -

Mudeford Sandbank is a natural barrier formed between sea and harbour with a pretty line of colourful huts.

Photo: Nick Fewings

See also: Africa's stunningly beautiful islands

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