It is true that painting can be frustrating. Painting your cabinets can be tedious. After all of the work, you might still not be happy with the final color. You might wish that you chose a more white-colored white instead of a creamy one.
You can save time by reading this article. Seven interior designers shared their favorite kitchen cabinet colors. The kitchen cabinet paint colors chosen aren’t just any – they are those that will last, add joy, and shine.
Dark gray and white
White and dark grey kitchen cabinet
Before choosing paint colours, it is essential to take into account the amount of natural light that you receive. White and dark grey are my favorite kitchen colors. In a recent project, we chose Benjamin Moore Decorator’s White to paint the upper cabinets while Farrow & Ball Down Pipe was used for the lower. Dark gray was used as the base color, and satin brass handles were added. The white walls and upper cabinetry kept the space feeling light and bright. Both were matte finished. The wipeable finish gave it a more modern appearance. The shades can be used with Carrara Marble and stainless steel appliances.
Crisp White
Crisp white kitchen cabinet
Benjamin Moore Chantilly Laces, which is a clean, crisp white, looks fantastic in any type of kitchen. This allows other elements of design to take center stage, like the warm wood island or blue stove. The product looks fantastic in all the homes we’ve used it.
Gray substated
I love bright, open spaces in the kitchen. The timeless design will let your furnishings (and food!) be seen. This timeless design will allow your furniture (and food!) The focal point is the centerpiece of any room. Farrow and Ball Cornforth White Estate Eggshell is a great way to add subtle contrast against the white walls. This light grey shade adds depth and dimension to any room.
Vibrant blue
Vibrant blue kitchen Cabinet
Darker shades are the best choice if you want to make a strong contrast. Benjamin Moore Hale Navy gives the kitchen depth and warmth. The color blue is both timeless and bold. It’s one of our favourite design combinations.
White slightly off-white
Benjamin Moore White Heron is a favorite in our kitchen. This is a beautiful, bright white with no strange undertones. The white feels airy and light. It looks great with Carrara or Calcatta Marbles, as well as colorful countertops, tiles and counters. On cabinets and trim, we use satin unless you want a high gloss look or a hand painted appearance. Then we use semi-gloss.
Greige
A paint color that is wrong usually has the wrong undertone. There are many shades of gray. Gray comes in many shades, including blue-grays and even green-grays. Benjamin Moore’s Balboa Mist (a mix of beige and grey) is perfect for greige. Balboa Mist can be used to neutralize tiles with a lot yellow. This color can complement many others.
Eggplant
This striking London kitchen was designed by Rita Konig, who chose Burnt Toast cabinets from the colorful Plain English collection. Calacatta Viola margarine is a mauve-streaked product that enhances the taste of eggplant.
Pale green
This “bungalow”, designed by Justina Blakeney, has a kitchen and dining area in a light green that goes well with their Moroccan tile backsplash and ombre barstools.
Marigold
Marigold kitchen cabinet
This DeVol kitchen balances the warm marigold with cool gray cabinets. Gold hardware creates a harmonious ensemble by complementing the gray floor tiles. To achieve the same effect, yellow paint in a rich color with a warm tone is an excellent choice.
Do you own a home and have recently painted the kitchen cabinets? What color have you chosen? Perhaps you’re looking for something in particular. Tell us in the comments what you are looking for!
