You did a very nice job. I could live with your kitchen quite nicely. You did, exactly what I wish so many that come on here would do, rather than tearing out perfectly good quality cabinets, and installing cheapies, that wont last longer than a few years. Congratulations on a job well done.

Amazing job for the budget. I think I had those cabinets in a condo built in 1965. I also painted them as a way to revive them as any kind of gut remodel wasn't happening in my wildest dreams :-)

One of my friends in high school lived in a very expensive modern 1960's house and the kitchen had the orange cabinets although I would suspect it was some kind of laminate. Since the home was on a hill, the kids' bedrooms were on the lower level and had separate entrances. And we certainly made full use of the separate entrance on the weekends while her parents were oblivious upstairs.

Sammy - I color matched to the teapot on the stove.

Nicely done!

Great job! Congrats! Love the color match idea - clever.

Love it, floors are cool! How did you do the floors?

They were sold like this. Three widths (4 of each) & three colors (6 dark, 3 white, 3 gray) in one box. We just had to lay them out a bit to get a decent pattern.

I like that you didn't follow the herd, you did exactly what your taste dictated and it's so refreshing to see how you expressed yourself with color. Good job!

From drab to fab! Nice job!!!

Looks very cool! Love the colors!

Super cool kitchen!!

Loving the boldness of the orange! And the makeover of the oven cabinet that couldn’t hold a modern sized oven. Is that a navy island too? Three colors? That’s a great vision!

I was a bit nervous about the three colors - but they work together on a palette - so was hopeful. U purchased the island on Wayfair and it was unfinished - it was actually the first thing I painted. I used Paint Couture in Lake Norman Blue with Black Chiffon glaze.

Great job!

Great colors (both in actual hues & in ratios),

great backsplash, & GREAT flooring!!

.. & I, too, love how you turned the former oven cubby into shelving (especially for the microwave, freeing up valuable countertop real estate!).

Give me a few weeks to brainwash my husband so that you can come to Texas & help me w/ my kitchen, LOL!! ;-)