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A Kitchen That Works LLC Consider Benjamin Moore Camouflage - don't let the name fool you.

Bonnie Here is BM camouflage...



Camouflage 2143-40 Paint

You could also consider swiss coffeeSwiss Coffee by Benjamin Moore

BM Saybrook Sage Benjamin Moore Saybrook Sage Paint

kzcampbell BM Georgian Green has a yellow base have it in my powder room and love it.

Bonnie Here is an example of a yellow that might look nice...Sherwin Williams Ivoire...

clyon I would go green. I like Bonnie's Saybrook Sage suggestion. We have black and cherry in our dining room and painted the walls BM Brookside Moss with white trim - I really like it. Good luck!

colorkat3 A grayish blue or a soft blue-green would be pretty. Everyone seems to recommend green, beiges, or putty tones for kitchens. Let's think outside the color box. It seems to me from the samples you've tried that you want to go a little bolder. True?

michigammemom Here's a kitchen with similar surfaces. I prefer keeping the walls neutral and adding color with bright cookware and accessories.

All 4 Show, LLC The warm oak cabinets would look better if you cool them down with Bonnie's cooler colors or what michigammermom said...keep the walls neutral...good luck....

Gabberts Design Studio A warm mocha or coffee would look good with the honey oak and dark countertops. I love the clay color, but for a different room.