or “Chelsea Gray” (HC-168) for that perfect industrial depth without going full black

as base, then German schmear technique with watered-down joint compound for authentic exposed brick vibes

for that perfect not-too-bright white that plays well with wood tones

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

and lower cabinets in “Kendall Charcoal” HC-166 for that perfect two-tone Mediterranean contrast

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

keeping uppers natural

on main walls with “Revere Pewter” (HC-172) on the breakfast nook accent wall for depth

Strip existing cabinets to raw wood, then apply Varathane “Weathered Wood Accelerator” for instant aged patina. Seal with matte polyurethane for that raw-but-refined look.

on all walls with “Wrought Iron 2124-10” on window trim only. Creates that perfect contrast without overwhelming the natural elements.

Paint existing walls in “Agreeable Gray SW 7029” (Sherwin-Williams) then add vertical battens painted in “Tricorn Black SW 6258” for modern contrast

Apply Varathane Wood Stain in “Golden Oak” over existing pine cabinets, then seal with matte polyurethane for that authentic alpine glow without the price tag

on main walls with “Wrought Iron” 2124-10 as an accent behind open shelving creates perfect contrast

for dramatic contrast against white ceilings

or Benjamin Moore “Iron Mountain” (2134-30) while keeping uppers in “White Dove” (OC-17) for that grounded yet airy feel