Kitchen Island Different Color Than Cabinets
Olivia Luz
It would then look right.
Many homeowners use a light color for the upper and lower wall cabinets and a darker shade of the same or different color for the island. You may choose to mix stained cabinets with a painted island or vice versa. For example you might use light brown for the wall cabinets and dark brown for the island or two different colors such as light cream for the wall cabinets and dark greenish blue navy or black for the island cabinet with the same countertop material throughout. I told her that if she added legs and maybe a different trim or hardware then it would look special otherwise it just looks the rest of her cabinets with a different color.
So if you have light brown overhead cabinets you can use a darker shade of brown for the kitchen island while keeping the countertop uniform for both. This kitchen is filled with storage that s in the most literal sense actually made of two shades. This kitchen features crisp white outer cabinets that contrast with a warm wood white washed island. Dark granite and light wood counters focus all the attention on the cheery palette.
The only way it would work is if you painted your base cabinets a different color and the center island the same. As usual a great post. Small hints of teal supplied by the roman shade over the window and colored glassware peeking through glass front cabinets bring refreshing color to the neutral space. Generally most homeowners use the same color of the cabinets for the kitchen island but they either tone it down to a lighter shade or intensify it to a darker shade.
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Cornmeal yellow and carolina parakeet green behr. We also have seen several kitchens open floorplans where the perimeter cabinets were white with a dark granite and the large island with seating was created from darker cabinets with a light top. For a similar look try. This traditional texas kitchen creates a down to earth country feel by coupling alder wood cabinets with an olive green island finish.
This kitchen is blended with two different kinds of cabinets chic white on the bottoms and if you notice illusion shelves up top. Particularly with the island being a light color it really makes the space look open and bright. This can be any color you wish to introduce into your kitchen design. If you prefer deep wood tones you can still use your island as an accent piece without white cabinets.
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