What color should I paint my kitchen?

[Anonymous]

The floor is slate blue. The cabinets are honey oak. Counters are off white. What color for the walls?

[Anonymous]

Can you post a picture ?

[Anonymous]

Floors are slate? Or painted slate blue? In trying to picture it...

[Anonymous]

I'm thinking beachy. What about a seaglass green.

[Anonymous]

how about a light yellow?

[Anonymous]

The floors are slate colored, not actual slate. They look like this:
http://cribchatter.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/880-n-lake-shore-drive-_20g-livingroom.jpg

[Anonymous]

Blue or green. When the floor color isn't a neutral, you need find a way to tie in the color with the rest of the room. I agree about going with a beachy theme.

[Anonymous]

The picture is beautiful. A light buttery color would look real nice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The picture is beautiful. A light buttery color would look real nice.

I think this is a photo from a Chicago condo?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The picture is beautiful. A light buttery color would look real nice.

I think this is a photo from a Chicago condo?

The photo isn't my kitchen, but the floor looks similar to mine.

[Anonymous]

If it has a door, you don't have to worry about clashing with the furniture or wall colors in the dining room. Then I'd go with a buttery yellow or beachy colors like sea green or sea/sky blue, as other suggested.

For an open floor plan, I'd look in the dining room and pick a color that would lead the eye to the dinner table. Guessing that your home has a window similar to the photo you provided with an open floor plan, I'd go with light blue to lead the eye through the room toward the window and the view.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The picture is beautiful. A light buttery color would look real nice.

+1

[Anonymous]

I'd brighten things up with a bright apple green.

[Anonymous]

you could try a darker blue to contrast the warm cabinets:


this yellow is a little too bright IMO, but yellow could definitely work:

[Anonymous]

I would paint the cabinets white first with Annie's Chalk Paint (and annie's wax after that). Then, I would paint. I think a mustard yellow or Behr caterpillar color (green) would work. It's easy to match white and blue. You could go neutral and do like a powell buff.