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Painting Kitchen With Grey/Black Counters?

I am installing Comet (black, gold, and gray) granite countertops in my kitchen. What are some colors schemes that would work best.

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December 9, 20090 found this helpful

You could do a shade of grey that is one or two shaded lighter or darker than the countertop, depending on the intensity you want. Cranberry also works well, but can be dark. Shades of cream, wheat or desert tan also could work, depending on the grey. Here's info on painting the cabinets:

www.oldhouseweb.com/.../painting-kitchen-cabinets.shtml

 
January 13, 20100 found this helpful

A bold blue or red.

 

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December 5, 2009

I have a U-shaped kitchen, with black appliances, and blonde color laminate floor. I want to paint the cabinets and the walls, but I'm not sure what colors to do. We will be buying a grey/black granite counter top, so I wanted the cabinets to be a light grey color.

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My living room is right beside the kitchen and can be seen from the kitchen, and it's going to be painted a light taupe/brown. So what color do I do the kitchen walls, and black splash?

Rachel from Calgary, AB

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Painting Kitchen With Grey/Black Coutners

You could choose a golden tan to match your blond counter top, or you can go a bit wild and choose a silver paint (Ralph Loren makes it) or even a gray (dark, light, or medium), then use a bright red (or another bright color) as an accent color. It could be it a tomato red or even a burgundy red (or even green, mustard or cobalt) and since your living room is a neutral color you can do pretty much anything you want in the adjoining room.

But read what I said about using something you really love to decorate around in this post: thriftyfun.com

Opps. I just read you're from Alberta. This means you have very little sunshine. (See above URL). Stay away from grays and choose a color with golden hues (like a golden beige, mustard or a golden tan, otherwise you'll get depressed with all that gray and little sunshine. I'm a firm believer in using decorating colors that match the climate you live in. (09/12/2008)

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