Top Paint Colors for the Kitchen

If you have white walls in your home, you either rent, or you are just really really lazy! That's unfortunate because in 2015 there are some really awesome colors specifically for kitchens! White walls can be oh so boring, but for you renters, you might just have no choice, but there are other ways you can add colors like these, you just need to be a little less permanent about it and a little more creative. If you have white walls and you own your place and you are really getting sick of them - most people will agree it’s not like a blank canvas, it’s more like a padded room, then read on down below. You will find quite a few colors that are IN this year and you are really going to love! By the way, these can be used for trim, doors, accent walls, or all four walls; you are absolutely not limited by any means! If you have read this article and you still have questions about top kitchen colors you should contact a house painter in Summit. The top New Jersey house painter has many years of experience in interior design and house painting and can help you design your dream kitchen.

Farrow and Ball - Emulsion Pitch Blue

This is a really fantastic color, if you love blue; this one is one you will really love. It has an almost nautical feel to it and looks fantastic, as most blues do, with white anything. The color is almost a navy blue, with undertones of purple. A good option for this would be to paint the cabinets this blue, add in marble countertops, wood cabinets, and then blue and white accents throughout - frames, pottery, art, etc.

Benjamin Moore Ultra Spec - 500 Black

I know what you might be thinking, BLACK?! Yes, black! Black is an amazingly versatile color, it goes with anything and just because black is on this list doesn't mean you are going to paint the entire kitchen black! Instead, this is a great option for an open floor plan, the kind where you walk in the front door and see the kitchen right away. You need something dramatic, a plain white kitchen just will not do. So paint the kitchen cabinets black - daring, right? And then use stainless steel for your sink, appliances, etc. and then use a cool copper backsplash and glass pendant lights. Copper and black look awesome together and so does black and stainless steel!

Benjamin Moore - Regal Classic Premium Hazy Skies

Whew! That was a mouth full! Grey is really in and

has really been in over the past 4 years. May as well get used

to it because according to color forecasters, this color is simply not going away anytime soon. This is a great color for cabinets, the walls, etc. Everything you can paint this color you should, then add in little touches of lemon chiffon, light blues and white along the way to lighten it up and make it look

brighter and bolder.

Benjamin Moore - Satin Impervo Hillside Green

This is a super sexy color and if you need a hint while reading this; it’s more of a safe green than anything else. Definitely not too bright, definitely not too dark, but just perfect. This would go fantastic with dark green granite or marble countertops, a kitchen with a lot of greenery like plants, herbs or even a kitchen with an outdoor view of the yard. Add in an almost off-white color for the wall and you are good to go!

These are by far and wide the most trendiest colors, but let’s be honest, if you hate all of these colors, but you see just how bold, bright or unique you can be in choosing colors by seeing what you did above, we did our job. Remember that while trends are important, what's even MORE important is how the color makes you feel, if you like it or not, after all you are going to be the one seeing it every day!