Username: jbrit61663
Type: customer
Score: 7
Hi,
You have a lot going on with all of your warm undertones. My recommendation would be to go with light creamy neutrals to balance the orange tones, but at the same time tying everything together creating unity. As for your base cabinets paint it a light sage.
Color Ideas to Consider.
Creamy light almost neutrals in titration of tints on the same color strip. To create subtle nuances gradually balancing out each room.
Color Scheme #1
Benjamin Moore
Oatmeal 268
http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/5223_Benjamin-Moore-268-Oatmeal
Almond Bisque 269
http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/5224_Benjamin-Moore-269-Almond-Bisque
Straw Hat 270
http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/5225_Benjamin-Moore-270-Straw-Hat
Color Scheme #2
Benjamin Moore
Norfolk Cream 261
http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/5216_Benjamin-Moore-261-Norfolk-Cream
Golden Hills 262
http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/5217_Benjamin-Moore-262-Golden-Hills
Spring Morning 263
http://www.myperfectcolor.com/en/color/5218_Benjamin-Moore-263-Spring-Morning
This batch has slight green undertones.
Remember sample color due to your lighting conditions before any commitment.
Good luck on your project.
Mary
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Kitchen Colors with Heart Pine
Our 1920's home has beautiful heart pine and red oak flooring throughout, except in the kitchen--which has pine base cabinets, off-white glass-fronted top cabinets, shelves, and walls. The floor is yellow-toned travertine. Terracotta, gold, and green predominate in the other rooms, lending a warmth to the rooms that I like. I want to keep the kitchen light, but am thinking about painting the cabinets a very light sage. Can anyone recommend a good color scheme to set off the orange tones of the adjacent room's flooring and the base cabinets? I'm also wondering if I should paint the base cabinets to match the top ones? Our applicances are white.