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Benjamin Moore Peat Moss 2103-30
“I love this color because it feels classic and neutral but also rich and unusual. It has shades of brown and purple and wraps the space. Like vintage painted furniture on kitchen cabinets. I feel like it gives the atmosphere.”Jessica Davis “Atelier Davis”
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Farrow & Ball Handrail No.31
“I love Farrow & Ball railings. It's black with very noticeable blue tones. It's an elegant, inky color. I think it's a reaction. Cabinets in this color look really smart with padded leather hardware.”Heather Hilliard heather hilliard design
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Farrow & Ball Dick's Blue No.82
“This vibrant blue is perfect for bringing a fun yet classic feel to any kitchen. Farrow and Ball's Dix Blue is a great addition to blue kitchen ideas often associated with traditional navy hues. It gives you a new perspective.” —Clara Jung, Banner Day Interiors
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C2 Paint Wicked C2-501
“We love jewel tones and if you have a client who is open to exploring beyond the usual neutrals, blues and greens, this is a great color. Although purple is a very difficult color to get right , the color Wicked balances fun, sophistication, and edginess.” —Alicia Chan, Studio Heimat
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Benjamin Moore Simply White OC-117
“Benjamin Moore's Simply White is a timeless color that creates a clean, airy look in your kitchen, while also making the space feel larger. White works with all design styles, from modern to traditional. It is often used as a kitchen paint color because it can be used together. White can be easily combined with other colors and textures, giving you a lot of design flexibility. It also brightens up your kitchen and It's also a classic, versatile color that creates a clean, spacious feel.”Dominic Coffman, Design West
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Farrow & Ball Studio Green No.93
“I love using Farrow & Ball Studio Green in my kitchen. It's a deep, rich green-black hue that perfectly complements a warm, rich kitchen. We love using it in full gloss. , painted with a brush to give the factory a handmade layer.” —david frazier david frazier
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Benjamin Moore Marblehead Gold HC-11
“Inspired by a recent visit to Australia, colors inspired by Australian nature, and clients who prefer tonal colors, we are now using rich yellow golds like Benjamin Moore’s Marblehead Gold. Its tones, with hints of green, are a sophisticated yet happy color that pairs equally well with natural woods, greens, cool or warm tones, and modern materials.” —Tamara Hubinski, Tamara Hubinski interior
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Benjamin Moore Charcoal Linen 2133-40
“Charcoal linen is a cool tone that's classic and elegant while still having the perfect edge for a showcase kitchen. It pairs well with just about everything. The blue undertones complement Statuary or Calacatta gold countertops and backsplashes. And it’s especially admirable.” —Lisa Franz, Lisa Franz Interiors
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Farrow & Ball Teresa Green No. 236
“Although we primarily design our kitchens around meal preparation, they should also be considered spaces for entertaining, doing homework, and even hosting Zoom calls. Paint Colors Your choices should be equally diverse. My favorite is Farrow & Ball's warm aqua, Teresa's Green. It provides a fresh, cheerful backdrop for all your activities in the kitchen.” —Gary McBurney, Gary McBurney Co.
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Benjamin Moore Gentleman's Gray 2062-20
“At our studio, we consider blue to be a neutral, as it is the hue of both the sky and the sea. That is why we believe you can never go wrong with deep blue casework. Its depth and nuance One of our favorites is “Gentleman's Gray'' by Benjamin Moore.''emily munro, studio munro
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Benjamin Moore Stormy Monday 2112-50
“We tend to keep our kitchens clean, crisp, and modern. There's nothing trendy or 'latest' so our clients can grow with the space and need to update it after a few years.” I never feel that way. Our favorite go-to kitchen color is Stormy Monday by Benjamin Moore. It is reminiscent of San Francisco's famous fog, Carl. It's not just the color. The finish you choose is also important. Combining both will dramatically change the color. ” —Joy Tran, Applegate Tran
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Farrow & Ball Downpipe No.26
“A dark, moody kitchen lends itself to beautiful finishes and perfect details. Farrow & Ball's downpipes not only create a great backdrop, but also appeal to those who aren't ready to commit to a black kitchen. Helpful. I like that it has a different look for each room and can be found to match its interior. Depending on the interior, there are colors that are closer to black, colors that are closer to gray, and depending on the space, colors that are closer to blue. Modern style It is equally suited to classic styles and creates an almost effortless atmosphere in a space.”Shelley Lynch Sparks, Hyphen & Company
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benjamin moore water's edge 1635
“One of the hallmarks of our work is the intelligent use of layered and textured neutrals, punctuated by thoughtful color usage. But more recently, kitchen design has become a big part of our business. Because of its occupancy, we're drawn to punching up the kitchen by highlighting the island and famous coffee station with pops of thoughtful color. We use soft blues, especially Waters by Benjamin Moore. We're drawn to edges. We recently paired this high-gloss color with antique mirror-inlaid cabinet fronts. We love the combination of fresh paint and antique glass.”Hilary Kaplan, Mimi & Hill
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Farrow & Ball Minster Green No.224
“I love green kitchens. I recently used Farrow & Ball's Minster Green in my kitchen and the effect was charming and fresh, reflecting tradition. It's the perfect era for a kitchen. It's a color that transcends and will never go out of style. Just think about how many foods are naturally green. I've always thought that colors and finishes associated with nature stand the test of time. Masu.” –Hema Persad, Sagrada Studio
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Benjamin Moore White Dove OC-17
“It's really hard to pick just one favorite paint color because every space is different. But if you're looking for a dimensional white kitchen, I have a favorite: Benjamin Moore's White Dove. Blends beautifully into both traditional and contemporary spaces, and the color reads beautifully in both warm-toned and cool-toned finishes. A cool Carrara countertop is just as good as a warm Carrara countertop. I love pairing it with countertops [matte] brass hardware. It's always a win-win! ” —Jessica Kane Burton, J. Kathryn Interior
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Farrow & Ball Drop Cross No.283
“When it comes to the kitchen, Farrow & Ball Dropcloth and French Gray are two of my favorite paint colors. They both have a deep, slightly moody feel, but when it comes to the rest of the space… It's neutral enough to pair with almost anything, and it also has great staying power and is easily adaptable, allowing you to update other elements of your kitchen over the years without changing the paint color. ” —Heidi Caillier
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Sherwin Williams Indigo Batik SW 7602
“Blue has become the new gray. For those who are afraid to venture into a painted kitchen, blue is a safe neutral that brings color to the space. Indigo Batik by Sherwin-Williams is the perfect addition to any room. It's a beautiful, rich blue that looks great in a kitchen with lots of natural light, and a dark, moody color in a dark environment. I also love how this color pairs well with two-toned kitchens, such as white and wood tones. Plus, the brass hardware looks beautiful with this color.” —Swati Gruha
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Farrow & Ball Pointing No.2003
“I love using Farrow & Ball Pointing on kitchen cabinets with a satin or hand-painted finish. This creamy ivory has a warmth and richness that makes a space feel more intimate than a crisp white. Particularly suitable for eat-in kitchens that function as both cooking and eating spaces.”Madeline Merrin
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Farrow & Balljois White No.226
“For most of our clients, the kitchen is where 'everything happens', so we like to design kitchens with character, typically featuring beautiful stone and custom cabinetry in rich, muted tones. If the stone is dark, it tends to contrast with a lighter cabinet color, such as Farrow & Ball's Joa's White, which we currently have in our Brooklyn home.”Sarah Mendel and Lisa Emmen, cochineal design
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Benjamin Moore Orange Burst 2015-20
“Using orange throughout the kitchen, especially on the cabinet walls, is a very bold choice. I love Benjamin Moore's Orange Burst because it's rich in color, yet has hints of cooked pumpkin. So that energy is still ingrained in our cooking.”Nozawa Nono Nose design
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