I agree with Johnavallance82 turquoise (lighter shade of turquoise) and gray would be pretty and inviting with just the right accents for kitchen decor. I believe it won't cause shrinkage to the look if the room. Good Luck!
Since gray is a rich neutral, you should paint the walls a bright color that pops against the gray. I would select a color that is in your curtains/.accessories as a guide,
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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I have a brown leather sofa and my drapes are squares of brown, silver, gold --you know jewel tones. I need to pull all of this together. I love the gray, I just ne...
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The kitchen walls are now white but it backs up to a baby blue living room.I am getting some new eggshell color cabinets and want a wall color that will compliment th...
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Blue white grey
Anything goes with gray --- one of the nice things about this color. (But, just some side advice, keep it neutral -- for a calm, fresh feeling.)
I would add a splash of color that you could easily change when mood strikes--
Tangerine - Turquoise - Spring Green - Strong Pinks - Mauve etc.......
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I agree with Johnavallance82 turquoise (lighter shade of turquoise) and gray would be pretty and inviting with just the right accents for kitchen decor. I believe it won't cause shrinkage to the look if the room. Good Luck!
reds, blues, corals, even good ol white
Since gray is a rich neutral, you should paint the walls a bright color that pops against the gray. I would select a color that is in your curtains/.accessories as a guide,
light yellow or light green good luck wayne
Gray is a neutral. Pink all shades, mauve, burgundy, red, yellow all go with gray. Some blues will go. TAN / brown does NOT go.