Simply White, Benjamin Moore OC-117. It's a very neutral white and will make the house feel fresher and brighter.

For the cabinets, I'd pick a warm color e.g. a terracotta or brick red.

Thank you, love the wall color! What other colors would you recommend on cabinets? Blues/grays or lighter opposed to reds/orange?

Nope. Blues/grays will not work with those yellow-y floors, IMO. Either paint them white like the walls, or look at the colors I suggested. You could look at a brownish-taupe (rather than a gray taupe), but I don't think that would work as well.

It depends on whether you want a room where all colors are harmonious or one with contrast. I vote for contrast. You have dramatic floors and architecture, so why play it safe? Go for bold! If you go with all neutrals, it will just look like you're afraid of color.

Blue and yellow (or gold) has always been a great combo for contrast, and I could see a sofa in a deep or muted cornflower blue. Navy would work also! Then have chairs or loveseat upholstered in prints that incorporate both yellow/gold and whatever blue you go with - could be florals, paisley, plaid, or abstract, but I'd go larger scale with the patterns, since the floor is rather dramatic. Add pillows and decorative accents in both colors and, if you want to add another color for accent pieces, you could go with olive or sage green. In fact, a very pale green that leans slightly toward yellow would work as a wall color, too.

Id prefer to keep the walls lighter and neutral and add color with the furniture, Navy is a definite couch color option. Walls and cabinets are my BIG delima right now though.

Travertine does have a pink undertone and that’s actually what I see too. I think the gold walls are making the situation worse. I have travertine in a large bathroom and I actually ignored it and called it neutral. Used a tan woven wallpaper, brown cabinets and a large oriental rug with lots of colors in it. It takes the focus away from the floors. I would think gray would work with the travertine but I’m not a gray person so I didn’t try it.

I LOVE the rug!! I prefer to try to keep the walls lighter? What would you recommend as a lighter wall color and a cabinet color

I missed the idea of yours to have a navy couch. Just be careful as to what you choose because dark blues range in different tones.

B.M. Bunny Gray for walls.

I LOVE all this! The blue cabinets are amazing, can I get away with blue bottom and white top?

Yes, you can!

All the blue will become dominate and the floor a bit more incidental.

When I suggested navy for your sofa, I hadn't thought about it for your kitchen cabinets (since you said you wanted suggestions for LR furniture colors, I had focused on that) -- but yes! Navy or indigo cabinets would look awesome in your kitchen, especially with lighter creamy walls! I would go with blue for both top and bottom cabinets.

Creams and blues! Just don’t go too white, will look best as a creamier color.

The wall color undertone is fighting with the floor.

I've had travertine floors. Choose a warm white for the walls, and you can use white, taupe, greens, or greenish blues for other colors. If you like greens, a neutral tone will work well with the floors. Stay away from cool colors (including cool blues) and cold grays.

SW Antique White walls. I just tossed on SW Urbane Bronze on the cabinets

OMG Melissa, it’s like night and day!! I LOVE the first rug! How did you do this?!

paint on SW site and then the rug was rugsusa

Wow, fantastic and you make that dark heavy furniture disappear!! Thank you, I love that look!! 😍

I like that rug in the bottom picture. The bolder, more contrasting, more delineated design or pattern works best. Pale rugs with muted or faded patterns won't do much for this room. It already has drama, so highlight it. Playing it too safe won't do much good here.

As others have mention, BM Simply White will look really nice. Paint the cabinets the same color (obviously in a different finish). Choose a nice neutral wool rug and a cream or flax-colored sofa and you're on your way to a really lovely home! Accent with plants, maybe a bit of rattan. Focus more on varied textures than introducing a lot of color. Lovely!

If you really want to consider blue/gray for the cabinets, maybe buy a sample can of Farrow & Ball Parma Gray. Paint a poster board with it and place it on the floor against the cabinets, next to the fridge, and see what you think. White is always a safe bet, and then you can introduce color with a potted plant or some pretty pottery.

Great recommendations thank you!

Hi there , since this is an old post could you show some pictures of what you needed up using.
I’m struggling myself with travertine floors, dark cabinets and busy granite countertops