An easy and fairly inexpensive way to update your kitchen is with paint. Whether you choose to paint your walls, cabinets, or just the kitchen island, you create an instant and refreshing change with new kitchen colors!
Photo by A43 Architecture
Now that I’ve repainted several rooms in my house, I have the itch to choose new kitchen colors. I’m not changing my flooring so the new colors need to match my green Mexican tile floor.
Photo by deVOL Kitchens
The green tile in the kitchen below is similar to my kitchen floor coloring. I like the dark gray color featured on the cabinets. Even the pink on the wall is pretty but I wouldn’t use it in my own home.
Photo by deVOL Kitchens
The biggest question is – do the kitchen cabinets get painted darker or should they stay light with a darker color on the island. I think either way looks good.
I love the earthy, organic vibe of this beautiful kitchen! I’m not much of one for the ultra modern kitchens despite their conveniences. The Farrow & Ball kitchen colors in this picture are what I’m leaning toward.
Photo by Farrow & Ball
Check out the way this next kitchen is painted. They brought the blue up to backsplash height and kept the line going across the bottom of the cabinets.
Photo by British Standard by Plain English
A fun checkerboard floor is paired with dark kitchen cabinets. My cabinets have never been a dark color because I’m not sure how I’d like the dark next to the green floor – but I might have to do a small sample just to see if I like it.
Photo by British Standard by Plain English
I’m lovin’ this kitchen for its kitchen colors (are you noticing a dark and light theme?) and also for the gorgeous floral arrangement.
Photo by Sustainable Kitchens
I thought I’d throw this cheery kitchen in just for fun! It’s a cute and fresh cottage look. Don’t be afraid to go bold with kitchen colors.
Photo by Moises Esquenazi & Associate
As I was perusing Farrow & Ball kitchen colors, I started thinking about the cabinets and counter top. I think they need to be replaced before doing any painting. I’ve got my heart set on wood butcher block counters and Shaker style cabinets.
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Marijean says
April 16, 2019 at 8:13 amI love the use of colors lately. Contrast is very appealing to me! I’m thinking of doing my island a darker color, but I need a different counter top on it if I do.
Linda says
April 16, 2019 at 8:36 amSo hard to choose, each and every kitchen was beautiful in it’s own right. Thanks for sharing such great ideas.
Cindy says
April 16, 2019 at 8:49 amI love the idea of the island being a color. Butcher block on one and quartz or another product on the main cabinets is beautiful too
Can’t wait to hear what your direction is going to be
Cindy
Pat M. says
April 16, 2019 at 9:43 amI think you’re right on in your thinking of gray paint with your floor tile. I think it probably would continue the grout color and so could not possibly clash with the green tile. A dark gray on the lower cabinets, I think, would be worth trying to see if you like it and would tone down the green on the floor. It sounds like you’re going to do something – so I can hardly wait to see what it is. I know I’ll love it.
Marlene Stephenson says
April 16, 2019 at 9:54 amKitchens are hard to keep the same, i am always wanting something different. I would love butcher block tops.Thanks for these ideas have fun deciding.
Deb G says
April 16, 2019 at 3:39 pmLighter cabinets, dark island. Keep that floor your focal point. How many homes have them!!!???
Save your energy for that fabulous back/front yard! 🙂
Margaret says
April 16, 2019 at 4:03 pmI guess I’m old fashion….white or cream……are my favorite kitchen colors. I do like trim but I don’t go very far with that.
laura janning says
April 17, 2019 at 3:34 amlove the contrast of dark and lighter cabinets. Painting my island darker was out of necessity as my kids seem to man handle all the cabinets in our home!