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Kitchen Paint Color Pick #1: Lazy Linen

Lazy Linen is a beautiful and highly popular pale gray, known for its soft and soothing qualities. Lazy Linen works well with soft and muted hues, such as blues, and greens like Sage Advice and Secret Garden. This delicate color is a great choice for creating a calm and serene atmosphere in any space. As a versatile neutral color, Lazy Linen can complement a range of interior design styles, from modern to traditional. It looks wonderful with a variety of finishes including matte, satin, and glossy, and can be used to create a range of different moods and styles.

Kitchen Paint Color Pick #2: Liquorice

Liquorice is a rich, deep black shade that adds a touch of sophistication and drama to any space. Depending on the lighting, it can also take on a deep charcoal hue, providing added depth and complexity to its appearance. It pairs well with a variety of other shades, from crisp whites like Simplicity to bold, bright colors like Bling Bling. Liquorice works well with a variety of interior design finishes, including bright whites for a high-contrast look, or warm wood tones for a more earthy feel. It also looks great with metallic accents, such as brushed nickel or brass, to add a touch of glamor and refinement.

Kitchen Paint Color Pick #3: Sunday Tea

Sunday Tea is a warm greige color; it’s not quite gray, and it’s not quite beige. This soft and subtle color is reminiscent of a peaceful and relaxing afternoon spent sipping tea and reading a book. Sunday Tea works well with other neutral tones, such as Simplicity for a refined and classic color scheme. It can also be used as a grounding element in a space with bolder or brighter colors like Fresh Mustard, providing a subtle and sophisticated contrast. Sunday Tea looks especially lovely with natural wood finishes, such as oak or walnut, and pairs well with warm metallic finishes like brass or copper.

Kitchen Paint Color Pick #4: Peacoat

Peacoat is a classic and striking deep navy color that brings a sense of timelessness and elegance to any space. This deeply saturated hue adds depth and richness to a room and serves as a bold statement on its own or as a grounding element when paired with brighter or bolder colors such as Paint the Town. Peacoat works well in a variety of design styles, from traditional to modern, and works particularly well with crisp whites and metallic accents.

Kitchen Paint Color Pick #5: Soiree

Soiree is a warm, mushroom beige tone. This color looks great with other earthy tones, such as warm greens like Fireworks, or soft browns like Driftwood for a natural and harmonious color scheme. It looks amazing in either a modern glossy finish or a matte, distressed finish to create a cozy, rustic feel. Soiree also looks stunning when combined with metallic hardware in gold or brass.

Kitchen Paint Color Pick #6: Elegance

Elegance is a sophisticated and understated dusty blue-gray color that emanates a sense of calm and tranquility. With more blue undertones than green, it’s reminiscent of a hazy summer day by the sea. Elegance works particularly well with warm wood tones and natural materials like jute and linen. For a more striking look, it can be paired with bold accent colors such as Bling Bling. Elegance is a versatile and timeless color that can add a touch of refinement to any space, and lends itself well to a range of interior design styles, from coastal to modern farmhouse.