When painting the entire house, choosing the right color of the kitchen is no exception. Homeowners are now moving away from the traditional finishes selecting cabinets in deep, saturated colors instead of the standard white or wooden colored one. Splashy little decorative and bright glassware and dishes are added to brighten up the kitchen instantly.

Choosing the statement-making details in the kitchen is on trend with the high-gloss jewel tones and patterned cabinet panels. Keep reading to find how to add color in the kitchen without overwhelming the room – 

Monochrome color scheme

Enrobing the entire kitchen in one color may sound monotonous and boring. But try using a monochromatic scheme that can make for a minimalist look. This is achieved by dyeing the entire room including the kitchen appliances with a new shade such as grey. If you are bold enough, you may even choose a black kitchen with matte finish across the board to give a softened look.

Use colored accessories

Swap all the accessories and decorative in the kitchen with colorful ones. For instance, use the colorful dishes in the glass front cabinet or open shelves, or opt for colored tabletop serve-ware items with rainbow colors. The dishtowels, oven mitts, window treatments, chair cushions, and table-cloth – all of the accessories in the kitchen can be used to add your favorite color. 

Customized white walls and neutral appliances 

To add colors in the kitchen, shift the focus to the cabinetry that takes more space than the wall. It is best to keep the walls white and color the cabinet. Then, select the accessories and accents such as the curtains, rugs that add the pop of colors to the room in a subtle way. For creating a balance, one of the great tactics is to keep the other surfaces neutral. For instance, appliances can be selected in stainless steel or black and for countertops and backsplash pick the color that would not compete with the cabinet