Finish is also extremely important be sure to select a durable finish that’s easy to wipe. Kitchen cabinets are not the place to skimp on quality. Choosing a high-quality paint is crucial. It’s the perfect shade of greige-not too gray or too beige-and brings that earthy, organic vibe I love to see in kitchens. “This is my go-to neutral kitchen cabinet color. I’m always amazed when even older cabinets turn out so fresh and great-looking!”- Christina Kim Then we cover the cabinets in two coats of Benjamin Moore Advance in the Satin finish and lightly sand between coats. We let that dry for a day or two and try not to rush it. Then they get sanded before getting one coat of an oil-based primer. First things first: We always wash the cabinets with a degreaser. It’s a great look for an elevated white kitchen. “This is actually a white paint with a tiny drop of warm gray. The cabinets are painted in Benjamin Moore’s Classic Gray. Sherwin-Williams Privilege Green (SW 6193)Ĭhristina Kim Interior Design conceived this kitchen with North End Builders. Finally, we did two coats with an air sprayer, with four hours of drying time between.”- Pallavi Kale We used the Estate Eggshell finish for our topcoat, because I prefer a low-shine finish on my cabinets, as it hides any imperfections that you may see otherwise. For example, we did one coat of Interior Wood and a primer undercoat for dark tones. Farrow & Ball recommends different primers based on the shade you pick.
I usually do three to four coats of this before putting on the primer. To prep your millwork or paint over previously painted cabinets, start by using a wood knot and resin blocking primer. “I like that this is almost a soft black with a hint of green. And using this warmer white with brass hardware gives a very sophisticated kitchen vibe that can be made playful or modern.”- Beth Diana Smith With its warm gray undertone, it will never feel stark or cold. “You’ll see me use this color any and everywhere. The multilayer process ensures that there is not a bump to be felt when you brush your fingers across the final product.”- Blanche Garcia You will need someone with experience in using those types of finishes it would need to be sanded down and sprayed on and can take up to 5 to 10 layers to get the right sheen. My pick would be Benjamin Moore’s Soft Sand (2106-60) tinted in the Fine Paints of Europe’s Hollandlac Brilliant 98 enamel. When this color is done in a high-gloss mirror-like finish, it comes across as very chic yet romantic. A lot of clients who are getting sick of going white with their cabinets have been trending toward a soft, pale pink. For a more casual look, go for a flat enamel sheen.”- Amy Youngblood For a more dramatic, elegant look, I recommend a semigloss or even high-gloss finish. When painting with this shade, one coat should probably do it if you are going from a pure white, but for existing dark cabinets, I recommend at least two or even three coats to fully cover. “This is a very light, warm gray that works well with all types of neutrals-whether they’re cooler or warmer-and contrasts beautifully with darks. We strongly recommend letting your paint cure for a minimum of 48 hours we like to wait three days before adding hardware and all your favorite items back.”- Liz Goldberg From our experience, kitchen cabinets require a primer and a minimum of two coats of paint. “We love a creamy white kitchen cabinet and often use this-it looks great with many different quartz and marble countertops and is clean, simple, and not too bright. Like all paint jobs, be sure to test in different lights, such as early morning and dusk.”- Anne Mueller They have just enough pigment, so if your countertops are marble, the cabinet paint intentionally doesn’t match (versus a white, which has to be perfect). “Off colors that straddle the line between gray and beige are particularly stunning and can work well with both dark and light countertops.
Don’t shy away from a fun and dramatic color!”- Laura Umanskyįarrow & Ball Skimming Stone (No.
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We recommend using a tinted primer close to your color to cut down on the number of coats needed-at least 50 percent of the full color should be in the primer. “These impactful blues allow for a lovely contrast when paired with lighter natural or quartz countertops.
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