Kitchen update help

last year

I really wanted to move into a house with light colored kitchen cabinets but that was the one thing that I didn't get. Three years later I'm thinking we are ready to make the change but I can't figure out what color (we are going the painting route) will look good with our counters and floor. We may also want to change our backsplash. I don't mind it but my husband doesn't like it and since we are changing things up I figure we might as well think about changing that too. Please help a girl out because I suck at this. In my head I'm thinking a light grey or off white and then maybe the island cabinets a different color

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HALLETT & Co.
last year
I have to agree with your husband re the backsplash- basketweave is strictly a floor tile to my eye. I would also take this opportunity to replace the hood- remove the slimline stainless hood and the cabinet above and replace with a curved wood or stainless hood that fills that whole space. As to color a soft grey green? Taupe? White to match your trim? You already have two counter materials so I think one cabinet color is best. I would also put in nicer crown moulding on the cabinets…
Liz Kewish
Original Author
last year
Those are great suggestions that I never would have thought of. This is why I need help😂.
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worthyvess
last year
I just did a white kitchen which I wanted for years, (new cabinets, not painted old ones) but geesh that looks like some gorgous wood! I wonder how hard it would be to sand and stain instead of paint?