Sentences with phrase «going with white cabinets»

I had been leaning towards a black or charcoal laminate countertop to go with my white cabinets, open top cabinets (I took the doors off and painted the back to match the walls), and chalkboard wall.

You could go with white cabinets (very popular right now) and white appliances.

To enhance the feel of a larger space I went with white cabinets.

Oh and as spunky and colorful as I like things I also chose a white kitchen and when my designer friend tried to talk me out of a white backsplash to go with my white cabinets I told her that there's enough craziness in my life and since I spend so much time in the kitchen (since it is the heart of our home) I need it to be a no fuss, clean slate!

Not exact matches

I love some contrast, personality and charm in my kitchen, so going with this beautiful dark gray on the lower cabinets makes all the white pop out and be even more stunning in contrast!

Beautiful kitchen with white shaker cabinets paired with zinc countertops and a white and gray marble herringbone pattern backsplash that goes all the way to the ceiling.

A light medium gray on the bottom with liver hardware and in your opinion should I go with a cream top for the cabinets or a white?

Going with the beach theme, we knew we wanted an ocean hue for the backsplash, which is why we picked turquoise to accent the white cabinets.

With no signs of period kitsch, the new Go rooms have shiny white vinyl headboards that stretch to the ceiling, white mid-century-style low cabinets, and green, chocolate, and pink accents — the Flamingo's original colors.

I can't predict results of the November presidential election, but I can tell you that women are going to rule the 2016 - 17 art season, with enough having solo museum shows to form an entire White House cabinet, and then some.

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I recently did a little work in my kitchen (not a total overhaul, just paint and new countertops) and I went with the oiled soapstone laminate with my white cabinets and I love it!

I remodeled 7 years ago, my place had new light brown cabinets so I went with warm earth tones throughout... I love the freshness of the white and gray cabinets... but I am going to «love the home I'm in» and not remodeling the kitchen again.

I am trying to find a scheme for the bathroom that will somehow go with a very yellow marble-esque double sink countertop and white cabinets.

My kitchen cabinets are being painted as I type this (White Dove, Benjamin Moore), and my subway tile went in just Saturday... with the new granite te day before that.

If I was going to design a kitchen around primarily wood cabinets, I'd balance out the potential darkness and heaviness with white subway tile, a white farmhouse sink, and beautiful soft blues, greens and metals.

It's filled with lot's of new white cabinets & I am going to try to squeeze in a small table so i can set up my sewing stuff in it.

I'm going with a warm white to cover the 1980s oak cabinets because I love white kitchens but also I think white will work better in my small kitchen as a backdrop rather than a color calling attention to itself and better with the rest of my small and somewhat open house.

We went with Dove White on the top and Greyloft on the bottom and simply paint matched each for the cabinet frames.

I've painted the walls so many times since the cabinets went white — a lot of freedom with white cabinets!!

The wood here is going to be painted gray, with white shelves and cabinets.

The upper and lower cabinets have been replaced with new stylish all - white cabinets that go up to the ceiling, instantly brightening up space.

I love some contrast, personality and charm in my kitchen, so going with this beautiful dark gray on the lower cabinets makes all the white pop out and be even more stunning in contrast!

I've been painting the cabinets of our house on the shore white dove and was going to go with grey for the island.

Eventually I had to get over the fact that they are here to stay and that I need to learn to love them, so I decided to go with a mainly white and gray color palette which will help to make the space look more updated, as well as cool down the rather warm toned cabinets.

Interestingly in my new kitchen, we are going to have white cabinets (unless I change my mind before I order them, ha) mixed with some other darker elements.

You might really love white kitchens, but decide like I did to go with white walls or counters to achieve the white kitchen look, rather than white cabinets.

From the beginning I was set on painting the cabinets white but after plenty of thought, family and friends input and pinterest soul searching, I decided to go with gray — Yep, GRAY not white.

This kitchen use to be dark rusty red but with the cream cabinets I couldn't go with white walls and I've decided that since the rest of the house is going to be soft taupe / khaki, I should have some color.

I got all brave and went with this dark teal color to contrast my white cabinets and chunky white trim, and I absolutely loved it.

The cabinets are an off white and the trim is white and since we're going to be doing our kitchen over at some point, I just wanted something that would go with all of that rather than repainting everything now.

I like the all white too, but love color so I am unsure of whether to do white with color accents or go for color with some of the cabinets!

I went out on a limb several years ago and used a dark blue / gray for my cabinets in the old house and I love that combo with the white (still do, even though so many have followed suit), but I'm excited to see what this house wants to be.

I chose paint colors for the cabinets (between Benjamin Moore White and Benjamin Moore Dove White) and decided to go with gold old wWhite and Benjamin Moore Dove White) and decided to go with gold old wWhite) and decided to go with gold old whitewhite.

I am going with a simple white cabinet.

We were initially going to use the frosty carrina but the different tones of white were too contrasting with our ikea adel cabinets.

And because I know many of you will ask... the cabinet color we went with is Sherwin Williams Dover White!

We went with what was on mega sale - white shaker style cabinets.

This laundry room has no natural light so I went with bright white cabinets.

we have decided to go with the white on the fridge / oven unit with black on the island and lower perimeter cabinets and white uppers.

Although your refrigerator isn't shown, it looks like you went with white appliances so I was wondering if you prefer white appliances with white cabinets?

With my biggest DIY yet, last fall I decided to go for it and paint our kitchen cabinets grey, YUP grey, not white... I remember my father - in - law saying «grey?

hmmmm... I would have guessed you would have gone with a very dark chocolate to make your beautiful white ceiling and cabinets (I'm assuming you will paint them or distress them white) stand out... the anticipation is killing me now!!

We went with Simply White for the cabinet colour and a white quartz for the countertops and backspWhite for the cabinet colour and a white quartz for the countertops and backspwhite quartz for the countertops and backsplash.

Fortunately, for some reason, the cabinets needed to be repainted anyway so we recommended that they go with a creamier off white which was already their trim colour everywhere, BM White white which was already their trim colour everywhere, BM White White Dove.

BUT it's a great alternative if you aren't going with KraftMaid cabinets and need another «good white».

As you know, we decided to go with Dove White KraftMaid cabinets (check them out in their new home here).

We have white cabinets in our kitchen and are going with a dark countertop like yours (a Wilsonart HD laminate also).

Cabinet philosophy As much as I do like the look of black and white cabinets, I decided to not go with the trend, but to stay with a classic wood.

I need mind to look exactly like yours b / c our cabinets are an antique white and it wouldn't look right if I went with a grayish tile.