grey stained cabinets or painted grey with glaze
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Comments (5)Fads come and go. Pick what you love, not what is in style. Make your home yours. Take samples to your home of all the materials you think your may like, cover colors that you are not going to keep with some white paper and live with the samples for a few days. The lighting in your home and the other colors that you have in your kitchen and in the adjoining rooms will guide your selection. I have done this often and every time I walk into a room with samples I find myself drawn to one or another consistantly and the decision is made based on what feels good to me....See Morekitchen refresh needed- new wall and cabinet paint
Comments (8)I painted my kitchen three years ago, and I love it. It's hard work and can take some weeks to do. You need to take doors off, remove the hinges and handles. Remember you need to prime and paint two coats on each side, so for a door that equates to six coats of paint and letting each coat dry. I used Mylands of London paint, I'm just hooked on this paint as the eggshell is dead flat with only 8 percent sheen, you wont get another paint any flatter. And if the paints good enough for Downtown Abbey, then it's good enough for us. I would hold back on painting wall tiles, as they are white and look fine , paint the cupboards first and see what it looks like. I choose Myalnds paint and had the colour mixed in a farrow and ball blue green. See photos. Good luck Yvonne...See Morecabinet colour confusion...Help
Comments (12)I do love drainpipe grey but particularly love it with the contrast of white marble countertop and a white Belfast sink. With wooden countertops I love the blue greys and greys with a hint of green. Your kitchen is already looking gorgeous so maybe you'd prefer a lighter grey like Farrow and Ball French gray, lamp room gray or blue gray as the photos below. I think you can't go wrong with Farrow and Ball greys, we went for 'light gray' in our kitchen and we love it....See MorePaint colour for house exterior.
Comments (6)I have the same colour Windows and same red brick on my house and I used Dulux Balsa it works well with the black and the brick...See MoreOlivia Massimino
10 years agoRight now I'm considering SW Beechwood or Rustic Grey with a glaze. Attached are images of a cabinet sample I really liked. I'm trying to replicate it. I get a far amount of light but the counter tops will be very light and I have will not have upper cabinets along the range wall only featuring a light bright backsplash. Surrounding walls will very soft white/grey.
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7 years agoI just finished painting a double vanity in Glidden Granite Grey, then went over the drawers and cabinets in the minwax water based Charcoal Grey stain mixed 40 stain, 50 glaze, and 10 extender. They turned out really nice. These are the colors. Using a sponge application you can give the glaze a better coat and add a graining effect if you like that. This is not wiped off at all. You can see the color of the wall unit behind the door - along the sides - the darker look is a shadow effect only on the unit itself. I plan to glaze some of my kitchen cabinets in greys also.
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