on uppers with “Pale Oak” OC-20 on the island creates that collected-over-time look without the antique store markup

matched from the wall in this photo — the closest Benjamin Moore shade.

on uppers, “Chelsea Gray” HC-168 on lowers for that trending two-tone look

everywhere except behind the backsplash area—paint that “Iron Ore” SW-7069 for dramatic contrast

on upper cabinets paired with “Hale Navy” HC-154 on the island creates that perfect contrast without going full farmhouse cliché

matched from the wall in this photo — the closest Benjamin Moore shade.

for uppers and “Hale Navy” HC-154 for lowers—creates that high-end two-tone look everyone’s saving on Pinterest.

keeps things warm and hides fingerprints, while “Tricorn Black” SW-6258 on the back wall of open shelving makes dishes pop like a boutique display.

on uppers, “Hale Navy” HC-154 on island base for that two-tone trend everyone’s saving on Pinterest

for main walls, creating warmth that makes metals pop without competing

for that clean coffee shop aesthetic. Add a second coat of “Chantilly Lace” OC-65 on interior shelves for brightness when doors open.

matched from the wall in this photo — the closest Benjamin Moore shade.

on upper cabinets paired with “Hale Navy” HC-154 on the island creates that perfect contrast while maintaining flow

on walls makes paneled appliances blend seamlessly, while Clare Paint “Current Mood” on the ceiling adds unexpected depth

for that perfectly weathered look that screams “original to the house.”

(warm white) with Benjamin Moore “Hale Navy” (HC-154) on the island for contrast that makes beams pop without competing.