RE: What Color To Paint Kitchen With White and Beige Cabinets & Counters
By Jenny (Guest Post)
Hi! If you're selling you need to stay with neutrals. However, with what you describe going on in your kitchen, you need some color. I would recommend a sage green. It is a "new" neutral and it will allow some contrast between the colors you already have. It will look great!
A nice cheerful red with maybe black handles on cabinets. Just make sure the red is not too dark. Think of a chef dressed in white, black and red. Or you could go "french country" and do yellow with blue accents. Good luck!!
Red will stimulate the appetite. It is a good color for kitchens and dining rooms. You could do a two-tone look so it's not overpowering. Red on the bottom, beige on top. You could add a cheap white chair rail to really add value.
Or put red (or whatever color you decide) above the counter, under the cabinets for a little punch of color and do a more neutral color on the main part of the wall.
RE: What Color To Paint Kitchen With White and Beige Cabinets & Counters
By KLS8800 (Guest Post)
Hm, You could do many things. Butter cream, (look at a tub of butter), you could go in the golds to a pale yellow. I think that maybe you need something not so bland, though. How about a faded or muted rust or pumpkin orange? a celery green would be a more neutral selection. sky blue, although some agents will tell you that pretty much is too personal a choice. Orange, red, and golds are said to be 'energy' colours. Blues and greens are soothing. Good luck.
RE: What Color To Paint Kitchen With White and Beige Cabinet
By Stephanie (Guest Post)
If you are selling the house then I would go with a nice neutral color. Bright colors are nice but not everyone loves them and if you have a "Blank slate" so to speak people can see themselves in the house better, any warm neutral color, like a beige or desert tan would look good-as long as it's in the same tone as your beige counters.
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