Choosing the right kitchen colors isn’t just about finding the colors you’re going to like for the next few weeks; it’s about finding the perfect colors that you’re going to love for years to come. After all, you can’t change colors on your kitchen countertops, flooring or appliances without costing yourself big bucks in the process.
Since you only have one kitchen, you want the right paint choice the first time around. Kelly-Moore offers a number of free tools to help you determine which paint type and color are best for you and your kitchen. If you are updating the look of your kitchen, the new Renewal Palette offers 30 one-of-a-kind color schemes designed to work around existing fixtures and furniture. This makes it an ideal reference if you are repainting a kitchen that already has cabinets, flooring and fixtures in place. A quality paint can last for years and years to come, eliminating the need for constant touch-ups. If professional painters trust Kelly-Moore Paints, then you can rest assured that when you put your trust in them, you have made a wise decision.
Natural light greatly affects the perceived color of a surface. Northern light is cool, for instance, and it's often best to counter it with a warm color. But as the sun moves or drifts behind clouds, colors shift and change. Artificial lighting changes colors, too. That's why it's so important to apply samples where the colors will be used and in context with other colors and materials which also affect perception.
Sophisticated Grey We move from a fashionable bright shade to arguably the hottest neutral on the planet today. If you are starting to feel like grey is becoming more prominent all around you, then your observation is spot on. While many homeowners feel that grey for kitchen cabinets can be dull, that is hardly the truth. Warm, deep greys add sophistication and style with ease.
Blues We once tried to figure out all the shades of blue that can be used in the house, and as you might have guessed, the list is simply endless. Blue is an eternal favorite, and a hint of this beautiful color in the kitchen can have an uplifting influence on the ambiance of the room. Teal, turquoise, robin’s egg, navy and cyan; the list goes on and on.
Choose your cabinetry finish first," Courtney says. One of the most popular finishes is "natural" a clear finish that brings out the inherent color of the wood. Of course, if you decide to paint your cabinets, then that color or mix of colors drives the scheme.Next, consider the countertops, backsplash, flooring, and appliances. In an open kitchen, surrounding rooms become part of the overall palette.
Since you only have one kitchen, you want the right paint choice the first time around. Kelly-Moore offers a number of free tools to help you determine which paint type and color are best for you and your kitchen. If you are updating the look of your kitchen, the new Renewal Palette offers 30 one-of-a-kind color schemes designed to work around existing fixtures and furniture. This makes it an ideal reference if you are repainting a kitchen that already has cabinets, flooring and fixtures in place. A quality paint can last for years and years to come, eliminating the need for constant touch-ups. If professional painters trust Kelly-Moore Paints, then you can rest assured that when you put your trust in them, you have made a wise decision.
Natural light greatly affects the perceived color of a surface. Northern light is cool, for instance, and it's often best to counter it with a warm color. But as the sun moves or drifts behind clouds, colors shift and change. Artificial lighting changes colors, too. That's why it's so important to apply samples where the colors will be used and in context with other colors and materials which also affect perception.
Sophisticated Grey We move from a fashionable bright shade to arguably the hottest neutral on the planet today. If you are starting to feel like grey is becoming more prominent all around you, then your observation is spot on. While many homeowners feel that grey for kitchen cabinets can be dull, that is hardly the truth. Warm, deep greys add sophistication and style with ease.
Blues We once tried to figure out all the shades of blue that can be used in the house, and as you might have guessed, the list is simply endless. Blue is an eternal favorite, and a hint of this beautiful color in the kitchen can have an uplifting influence on the ambiance of the room. Teal, turquoise, robin’s egg, navy and cyan; the list goes on and on.
Choose your cabinetry finish first," Courtney says. One of the most popular finishes is "natural" a clear finish that brings out the inherent color of the wood. Of course, if you decide to paint your cabinets, then that color or mix of colors drives the scheme.Next, consider the countertops, backsplash, flooring, and appliances. In an open kitchen, surrounding rooms become part of the overall palette.
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