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help with choosing cabinet color

5 years ago

Does accessible beige go with all these?

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  • 5 years ago

    Unfortunately it’s already here! I had thought if I can’t match granite and backsplash that it would be the easiest to change.

  • PRO
    5 years ago
    last modified: 5 years ago

    You're painting the cabinets? Why don’t you like the finish that you show?

    And, IMO, no to AB…too beige, too matchy, and too blah. Try B.M. Gray owl with the granite and the tiles.



  • 5 years ago

    Judy the cabinets now have a burgundy color in daylight which I can’t stand. They don’t match anything in my eyes and also a color I would never pick. I like the sound of Gray owl. We live on top of a mountain with light coming from north, east and west so every color I get changes throughout the day😩

  • 5 years ago

    Okay so I assuming the three pictures you posted show the granite countertops (black speckled), your cabinets (white door), and tile backsplash (mosaic), correct? The granite and cabinets are great, but that backsplash fights it all. Even if you paint the cabinets (which would be foolish and just as expensive as buying them new), it still doesn't solve the problem of the countertop and backsplash not working together.
    Your best course of action at the moment, regardless if you have the backsplash tiles sitting there, would be to install the cabinets and countertops and look for a new backsplash option once everything is in place.
    Or conversely, if you have the backsplash tiles and nothing has been done for the countertop yet and you are able to change the countertop, then look for a new countertop something with far less movement and color that will better work with your backsplash.
    Ultimately, I would sacrifice your backsplash mosaic tiles and find a new backsplash that better pairs with the granite.
    Good luck!

  • 5 years ago

    Yes first picture granite with AB sample, second picture door painted AB with floor and third picture backsplash with AB sample. I have been wondering what wasn’t right and I’m glad you said the backsplash which is in place but is an easy fix. So do you agree that Accessible beige goes with granite? I can easily sacrifice backsplash.

  • 5 years ago

    post a pic of the kitchen and i can "paint" the cabinets for you to see


  • 5 years ago

    I would suggest replacing either th3 granite or backsplash if you like your cabinet color. Both are so busy that is simplify one of the two. Good luck!

  • 5 years ago

    No to any beige.

  • 5 years ago

    Melissa

  • 5 years ago


    SW Accessible Beige


    Bottoms SW Urbane Bronze, uppers SW Crushed Ice


  • 5 years ago

    If you haven't already, change all your lighting - even under-cab - to 4000k. In your pics your under-cab reads very yellow. Also agree with changing backsplash - let the counters be the hero in your space.

  • 5 years ago

    Melissa R thank you so much. I love what you did. I wish I had that ability it would have saved me a lot of gas and money buying samples!
    I know now I have to get rid of the backsplash. I really like the accessible beige but I also like the dark island just not urbane bronze.. it looks green in the picture? crushed ice too white.

  • PRO
    5 years ago

    That is a lot of different natural light. Which is the dominant?

  • 5 years ago

    Sherwin Williams site has the tool to paint these virtually.




    SW Neutral Ground and SW Backdrop



  • 5 years ago

    JudyG north light is the most dominant.

  • 5 years ago

    Melissa R my husband also loves the dark island and I got a sample of urbane bronze and it looks good. Now to decide on the rest of the kitchen. I feel like the whites look too bright. My doors and baseboards etc are Dover white. I tried to download the SW app but it wouldn’t load.

  • 5 years ago

    Melissa R Thank you so much. It worked.

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