@Liz Schupanitz Designs I stumbled across your work in another thread, shared there for its beauty, and am so glad to have found it. We are in the planning stages for our kitchen remodel, I'm working with a local custom cabinet maker. While I thought I had my heart set on off-white cabinets and lighter quartz, I love the warmth (or non sterile look), the natural leathered look and classic contrast shown in this kitchen. Thank you for sharing so much information about the finishes. Wishing you were local to me!

Thanks Blerta, I appreciate the feedback and wish you the best on your kitchen remodel.

Your design is beautiful and timeless! I'm so happy to see this photo, as it gives me hope for my future remodel. Unfortunately, my range wall is not as long as this kitchen's, but my floorplan is nearly identical including the doorway locations. I've mulled over so many white/off-white paint colors and only recently discovered BM's Capitol White, so I am delighted to see it used here. I'm not sure how it compares to BM's Oxford White. I've used the latter in a bathroom. Do you know if Capitol White is more creamy/off-white than Oxford White? Whichever color I pick, it has to serve as my all-house trim color. Thank you for sharing your talented designs with all of us!

Thanks! I'm sending you a link to a Designer in Canada that focuses on choosing color for your home. She will send you some free information about choosing color. I have to finish up on a project today but will try to get back to you later today about the colors you mentioned.

I hope this helps!

Liz

https://clairejefford.com/ccd-freebies/

I finally had a chance to look up the two white paints you are considering. Oxford white looks like a bright white with no undertones of color in it. The Capitol white definitely has soft undertones of cream. I'm sorry but I can't tell you which one is best for your project without seeing your space. If you have a local Benjamin Moore store, I recommend asking if they have larger samples of the color so you can put a few up around the room to see how the colors work with your room.