Here’s proof that this classic color is perfect in any shade for every cook space.
And when you use it in a kitchen, the heart of the home, it really shines.
Whether its throughcabinets,tile,flooring, or painted walls, blue isalwaysa good idea in kitchens.
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The dark navy shade manages to complement the sea foam, bluish-green backsplash.
DesignerAnne McDonaldof Anne McDonald Design chose thiscement number from Zia Tileto contrast the white oak cabinetry.
When I found the tile we used, it was the most beautiful blue.
Christopher Stark
Vibrant but not too intense."
To enhance the cozy, homey vibes of the space, she added a vintage runner.
Painting the kitchen walls white lightened up the room, but also lets the floor really shine.
Chris Testani
There’s a lot of blue in this kitchen but it doesn’t feelexcessive.
(Decorating hack: Erin says she hung it from the tile using a Command Hook!)
Why limit your cabinet color to just one?
Canary Grey
Alyce says, “I love to mix color and wood to add depth and contrast.
I will rarely design a kitchen with just one finish.”
The blue stools echo the tiles without beingtoomatchy-matchy thanks to the darker shade.
Shannon Dupre/DD Reps
(We love the flaming, orange-red pop of color the Le Creuset adds!)
She broke up the backsplash with some white shiplap, which reinforces the farmhouse theme of her home.
The more you know!
Mikey Neff Photography
(Talk about inspiration!)
They paired the blue tiles from Concrete Collaborative, arrangedverycarefully, with maple wood veneer cabinetry.
Cobalt blue was our color.
Dana Damewood Photography; Grand Vista Project byPlatt ArchitectureandPlatt Home.
The white subway tiles and light marble countertops offer a visual break for the eyes.
It appears as part of the original house rather than a newly fitted kitchen."
A curve always demands attention, because most of our livable spaces consist of angles and straight lines."
Erin Kestenbaum
Thisreallyadds dimension to the space.
Mino Pro Media
Charlotte Lea
Charlotte Lea
Nick Glimenakis
Alanna Hale
Max Maloney for Gina Rachelle Design
Max Maloney for Gina Rachelle Design
Plain English Design
Bess McKinney Photography, bessmckinney.com
“Classic English Kitchen” bydeVOL Kitchens
Sara Tramp-Ligorria
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Ryan Garvin
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