White top gray bottom kitchen cabinets

White and gray kitchen features white upper cabinets and gray lower cabinets paired with Caesarstone Pure White Quartz countertops and a white iridescent tile backsplash, Oceanside Glass Tessera Tiles.

From Eyesore to Eye-Mazing! In addition to giving this kitchen an incredible updated look with Snow White Uppers and Opti Grey Lowers, it also benefited from added cabinets, our popular soffit extensions, a Refreshed pantry, new countertops and backsplash, and much more! Click to find service locations, and price YOUR kitchen transformation in SECONDS with our FREE online estimator! #kitchenmakeover #cabinets #cabinetrefinishing #cabinetrefacing #fixerupper #tradingspaces #loveitorlistit

This adorably quaint kitchen features two-tone painted cabinets. Classic Alabaster White paired with a subtle pop of color using Blue-Gray Midnight painted bases!

There’s no more popular and more timeless color scheme for a kitchen than grey and white. Here are some ideas to rock this this color combo.

As promised, here is a little snapshot of my new two tone kitchen cabinets. I took the plunge after going back and forth for a while about whether I wanted to keep it all white or paint the base cabinets a darker shade. Once we painted the walls (Benjamin Moore Intense White), I felt as though the room felt "too white". Odd, since I am obsessed with white interiors. Somehow it just didn't feel cozy and I knew the room need some color to ground the space. I tried dozens of color chips. First…

A new year means new interior trends and I am loving this years biggest trend in kitchen design. Two toned kitchen cabinets are quickly taking over the ever popular white on white. Designers (and their clients) are starting to take more risks with kitchen design and its clear that no one wants a cookie cutter white kitchen anymore. Some people might feel apprehensive about taking a big risk in their kitchen design, and they should! (Helloooo home owners spend more money on their kitchens…

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In late summer 2015, we moved from our 1940 fixer-upper colonial in the city into a “new” 1994 home on an acre+ in the Texas hill country. It has been a new kind of DIY adventure, but we are loving it. Taking one space (and one day) at a time, we are working to make this...

When it comes to a beautiful classic backsplash, nothing beats decorating with a traditional subway tile, a staple for any kitchen design.