Color Me Impressed: Your Guide to Kitchen Color Combinations
January 8, 2019
Imagine living in a house without a kitchen. When you think about it, your mind’s bound to go blank. How is that possible? A house without a kitchen? That’s ridiculous.
But despite that, it’s usually the last place on our mind when we think about renovating our home. You’re probably wondering which drapes would match the colorful walls of your living room. You’re probably thinking about carpeting the stairs or can’t decide whether to go with LED lights or yellow bulbs for your bedroom.
But an incomplete and bare kitchen is exactly that—lacking and imperfect.
However, with a splash of paint and a dash of color, you can add spice to your kitchen’s interior!
Here are a few awesome color combinations to consider:
While green may not be common with homeowners, it adds a nice hue to your kitchen’s interior. You can keep one side of the wall white and the other green. We recommend going with parrot green if you don’t like dark shades.
Lighter shades help make small spaces look bigger. So, if your kitchen is small, make it look bigger and brighter with a light shade.
You can add a few paintings to make the color combination stand out, without distracting the eyes from the furnishings!
See Blue With Sea Blue and Sky
Most homeowners in the U.S. prefer white kitchens. And why not? Contrasts are minimalistic and can make any space look “organized.” But white kitchens are also easy to miss. They barely add personality to the interior. And if you have a home with colorful walls, you need a kitchen that complements it. However, it’s also understandable if you don’t like loud, bold colors. And that’s where pastel colors take center stage. If you’re looking for a color combination that adds personality to your kitchen without subtracting from its surroundings, sea and sky blue are worth considering. Sea and sky blue are pastel but neutral colors that harmonize your kitchen’s atmosphere. They’ll also blend with your stainless steel appliances, creating a modern, sophisticated look. If these pastel colors aren’t your thing, you can also go for deep blue.Go Green—Literally!
While green may not be common with homeowners, it adds a nice hue to your kitchen’s interior. You can keep one side of the wall white and the other green. We recommend going with parrot green if you don’t like dark shades.
Lighter shades help make small spaces look bigger. So, if your kitchen is small, make it look bigger and brighter with a light shade.
You can add a few paintings to make the color combination stand out, without distracting the eyes from the furnishings!




