Choosing a kitchen cabinet color

Choosing a kitchen cabinet color is hard enough, but choosing two colors to complement each other is downright anxiety-provoking. Do you want to go bold? Keep it neutral? Do something trendy? Or maybe stick to a timeless color scheme? The options are endless, but we’ve some inspiration to help you narrow it down. Get ready to mix things up.

1.Dove & White

This color combo is for everyone who really wants an all-white kitchen but just can’t with how basic it feels. This still feels light and airy, but it’s got a little something-something extra to give the room depth.

2.Blue & White

Take blue and white to the next level with a vibrant burst of cobalt. It makes a statement but still feels classic.

3.Wood & Glass

Want to use wood in your kitchen but fear that wood-on-wood will look too rustic? Combine it with sleek lines and glass-front cabinets

4.Navy & White

If blue and white seems too coastal for you, opt for navy. The richer tone is grounding in a kitchen, and it looks amaze with brass hardware

5.Green & White

Here’s definitive proof that green can work in a kitchen. And we’re not talking the sage trend of the late ’90s. It’s unexpected, sure, but once you try it, you’ll want to spend every minute in this room.

6.Gray & White

Grays can soften the contrast between black and white. It’s also a great complement to stainless steel in a kitchen.

7.Blue & Gray

If the contrast feels too stark between white and blue, opt for gray. The cool tones create a mellow, relaxing place to get your bake on

8.Cream & Gray

Neutral on neutral. This combo will warm up a kitchen, but it’s still timeless enough that you won’t be dying to paint over it in a year.

9.Sky Blue & White

Pair light upper cabinets with a darker base so the room still feels light and spacious. Pro tip: Add glass doors and it’ll feel even more open.

10.Blue & Yellow

This may be the most colorful kitchen ever, and we’re here for it. Go all out and add in a bold wall color, too.