3 Responses to “What color should I paint wooden 1960′s kitchen cabinets? I have light gray tile countertops.?”

1. Alex says:

   December 8, 2011 at 6:23 pm

   This is just me, but I’d go with a rich, dark red the color of stained cherry wood. I think red, gray, black and brown all look good contrasted with a dark red color. Pictures would help though.
2. TX-Griff says:

   December 8, 2011 at 6:54 pm

   If your tile countertops were a deep charcoal grey, I’d also suggest a dark (blue-)red color… it would look gorgeous.

   But if your countertops are more along the line of a “pearl grey,” then consider painting your cabinets a matte black with brushed silver hardware, and find a backsplash that will run the gamut from light grey to charcoal grey to go with it.

   You could also contrast your light grey countertops with a deep-toned warm, camel colored paint on the cabinets, and then find a warm-toned backsplash in the almond family to tie it all together.

   Hope this helps,
       TX Griff
3. Daniel Painting says:

   December 8, 2011 at 6:58 pm

   If you have light gray tile countertops then you should use the light brown, red color. You can use some different shads also which are contrast to your wooden color. Recently I paint my house by Daniel painting service, and I got best result from it.