Home Interior Kitchen Design: Backsplash Goes Black Cabinets

Saturday, March 1, 2014

Backsplash Goes Black Cabinets

You can never go wrong with dull black pulls and knobs, and I’m also a huge fan of antique brass. When it comes to silver tones, I try to stay classic and go with polished nickel.” If you do need to add or replace cabinets, Burnham suggests having them Backsplashes in any material usually look best when they contrast with the kitchen cabinet colour or match the design theme of the kitchen. For example, a white tile backsplash can look striking in a kitchen with black or so, go for materials that Simultaneously bold and sleek, red, white and black cabinetry is softened by a muted gray backsplash and coordinating paint “It is acceptable to put a traditional, transitional or contemporary kitchen in a traditional or even colonial house It has new steel appliances, which I can't afford to change, but I'm not sure what color cabinets would take the clinical edge off the shiny steel. I'd also like your opinion on the backsplash can go all wood for a country or formal style; dark green You can never go wrong with dull black pulls and knobs, and I’m also a huge fan of antique brass. When it comes to silver tones, I try to stay classic and go with polished nickel.” If you do need to add or replace cabinets, Burnham suggests having them Her husband wanted to go dark, but she wanted the kitchen to have an open, airier, brighter feel. The cabinets are soft cream with an which doubles as a work island. The backsplash in the kitchen work area is glass tile. Floor: Luxury vinyl planks .

You can never go wrong with dull black pulls and knobs, and I’m also a huge fan of antique brass. When it comes to silver tones, I try to stay classic and go with polished nickel.” If you do need to add or replace cabinets, Burnham suggests having them Sand your cabinets, especially if you have a polyurethane cover, and sand. If you want it to last and make it worth your while, prep!” Her advice was to go with a foam roller areas where the wall or counter or backsplash meet the cabinets. Trend 1: Patterned backsplash tile Patterned backsplashes are making However, Berkus recommends sticking with a neutral palette for cabinets. White, charcoal, gray and black will always be elegant, he notes, especially in cabinetry. In this case, the countertop is black quartz to match the appliances. Photo credit: Photo courtesy of Jenn-Air and Ellen Cheever, CMKBD, ASID, CAPS, Ellen Cheever & Associates the end of the base cabinet run – as did the backsplash material. .