Hello I just googled "Caesarstone Nougat " and saw lots of pictures of kitchens examples. Most kitchens paired it with white cabinets, but also saw grey tones and dark wood.

Thank you! Yes, I think is a very versatile color, I would like a white but not a stark white...looking for paint brand and color name ideas! Thanks!!

You're Welcome. So you want to paint your existing kitchen cabinets?

That's correct and trim and doors in the house.

Hoping to revive this thread. I have the same question, although I will have gray walls. I am drawn to creamy whites but I'm not sure that they look good with this particular quartz.

I've seen Caesarstone Nougat in IKEA showrooms paired with their Bodbyn and Grimslov off-white doors and thought it looked really nice. Perhaps search for paint matches for those doors as a starting point.

Those doors have even more yellow in them than what I was thinking of using so I should be safe then. My Ikea has the Nougat paired with the gray Bodbyn doors and Atlantic Salt with Grimslov.

Where did you use the accessible beige color if I may ask... since your kitchen is megagreige... ?

We were originally planning to paint the kitchen accessible beige and changed our minds. We were originally trying blend with rest of our open floor plan house, but decided it made more sense to go the direction we wanted to go since we new we would eventually paint the rest of the house.

I should add the yellow tone in accessible beige is more obvious at night when using artificial light. Our overhead cans are 3500k but the island lighting is 3000k due to limited options which warms it. It's not overwhelming and could look really nice if it's what you wanted.

This is a cabinet farther from the island and closer to the window

For more reference here's pure white near a 3000k light and agreeable gray

Ok, amending my earlier statement. In comparison to SW pure white, the caesarstone in nougat definitely looks distinctly warmer/more yellow. I have our bathroom vanity painted in both aesthetic white and pure white here. For reference the walls are sea salt and the trim is still painted pure white in the aesthetic white photo.

Aesthetic white (please forgive the mess- it was just painted)

Pure white

I would think SW Alabaster or BM White Dove might be a good compromise if you want it to look mostly white but also not yellow the stone.