as base, then dry brush “Burnt Sienna” (Benjamin Moore 2175-30) for depth and authenticity

for that perfect industrial black that isn’t too harsh under kitchen lighting

for that sophisticated tech vibe, or Benjamin Moore “Black” (HC-190) for ultimate drama against stainless steel appliances.

on walls—neutral enough to let your tech shine but warm enough to feel homey. Add “Chantilly Lace” OC-65 on the ceiling to maximize light reflection for your ring lights.

in matte finish. Sand thoroughly and use a foam roller for that factory-smooth look.

or Benjamin Moore “Onyx” (2133-10) for depth. Add Clare Paint “Current Mood” on the ceiling for subtle contrast.

for that perfect contrast against glass uppers—deep enough to ground the space but not overwhelming

on walls creates warmth without competing with the glass drama, while “Pure White” SW 7005 on ceiling maximizes light reflection

for uppers and “Chelsea Gray” HC-168 for lowers—creates that custom two-tone look everyone’s pinning.

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

for the floating base creates that sophisticated contrast against light walls—the same navy everyone’s using for front doors

for main walls with Clare Paint “Current Mood” for a subtle accent wall behind the suspended unit

Apply Benjamin Moore “Advance” in “Chantilly Lace” OC-65 with high-gloss finish—sand between coats for that glass-like surface that rivals custom lacquer

in Duration Home semi-gloss for walls, then add Clare Paint “Current Mood” in eggshell for a subtle gray accent wall

in high-gloss finish to create that seamless wall effect. Sand between coats for glass-smooth finish.