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Our kitchen remodel

10 years ago
We are updating our 1998 oak kitchen. We chose black stainless steel appliances, removed the peninsula, reconfigured the cabinets and changed the sink to a hammered copper apron sink. Our countertops will be LG Aria Quartz.

What color do we:
1. Paint the walls.
2. Use for a tile backsplash.
3. Change our cabinet color.
4. Change our floor color.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Comments (16)

  • PRO
    10 years ago

    What is your personal style? Are you looking to make your kitchen brighter and neutral? Or do you want to add some color?

  • 10 years ago

    I am following this! I have pretty much the same color granite and oak cabinets. We stained the wood floor darker and I love it. I'm thinking painting the cabinets gray but I am more of a warm color person and am scared !

  • PRO
    10 years ago

    See my response in your duplicate post.

  • 10 years ago

    I like the greys. What brand of paint would you recommend?

  • 10 years ago
    I tested out a gray paint on the walls to see what I thought. I love the gray. I'm not going to paint my cabinets gray- maybe a paprika? My countertops are still not installed so it's hard to see what the countertops will add to the space before deciding on more details. My flooring has to be refinished- see the attached picture. 15 years old and its yellowed and cracked. I was thinking of a cherry or gun stock medium color? I'm also thinking of copper hardware. Thoughts?
  • 10 years ago

    We are considering the same countertop with our golden oak cabinets for our kitchen update. When we built our house (16 years ago), we used Sherwin Williams SW0090 (Sturbridge Stone). They still carry it. It has been the perfect color for any color scheme. When we first put the paint on, I hated it -- it looked like concrete. But as soon as I started decorating, I found it was the PERFECT neutral.

  • 10 years ago
    If you paint your cabinets Paprika and do copper hardware with a hammered copper sink, I think you will have rusty orange overload. My first thought was black cabinets - your appliances will blend nicely and the cabinets will be a nice counterpoint to your touches of copper. Copper can have a craftsman look, and if you want to embrace that, you can look for a dark subway tile with a more matte finish - something like you'd find at Heath Ceramics. If you love the Schoolhouse Electric vibe, choose something geometric - either light or dark - and stick with a matte finish.

    If you do copper sink + copper hardware, resist the urge to do copper lighting:) Schoolhouse Electric can help you out there too - such cool stuff there!
  • 10 years ago
    Here's a color palatte idea:

    Cabinets - BM Revere Pewter
    Hardware - Hickory Hardware Craftsman Oil Rubbed Bronze cabinet pull
    Tile - Imperial Laurel Gray gloss subway tile with Desert Sand grout
  • 10 years ago
    Ugh - *palette
  • 10 years ago
    Thank you all for the great insight and ideas! Love them all. Our countertop was installed today. I'm in love. I will not go with more orange as mentioned, I totally agree.
  • 10 years ago
    Monica, they're fabulous! Things are looking great in there! Have you thought about leaving cabinets as they are? I think they look great together!
  • 10 years ago

    About painting the base cabinets espresso and glazing upper cabinets with a lighter greige transparent stain or accent the grooves?

  • 10 years ago
    And the finished product.
  • 10 years ago
    Wow! Great update . Nice job!
  • 9 years ago

    Looks great! Are the cabinets white or creamy?

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