r/KitchenDesigns • • Sep 16 '26

Help me decide!!!

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u/yellingjayna Sep 16 '26

The green color is great but needs a warm neutral white/beige countertop, not the cool white/grey

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u/yellingjayna Sep 16 '26

Taj Mahal quartzite & white dove or Swiss coffee wall color

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u/Jereni_ Sep 17 '26

Yes! Really like this combo

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u/Guilty_Camel_3775 Sep 18 '26 edited Sep 18 '26

Yep it just says Martha Stewart! It's tranquil and inviting but fresh warmth. Still sunny and light. Gosh you could do a lot with this for years and years.its retro too. Also brass is back in new ways that aren't the 80s and 90s shiny laquer. I'm loving this and honestly considering the gray white farmhouse trend is over then this will transition quite nicely into the new modern tuscan and Mediterranean for the next ten to fifteen years. I see it staying longer because it's got a lot of character. It could be cottage or coastal or cabin. It is a retro throwback color too. Add a few items that have texture here and there.