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tt67 It looks like the room adjoining is still white too. What are the plans for it? Since the rooms can be see at the same time, they need to flow. Paint store displays show great examples of colors that compliment each other. The rooms shouldn't be the same color but should coordinate. Think of a nice paisley print...all colors are different but work together. I like blues and straw and then pull in soothing purple or green accent pieces. Whatever you do consider the rooms that adjoin your kitchen as one pallet.

SPACIALISTS Hi mnky100,

Here are a few color ideas, I agree with tt67 that you should consider how the new Kitchen coloring will relate to the rest of the space or furniture in your house.

Imperial Kitchens and Baths, Inc. A warm, spicy orange might be nice - and orange is very current.

Jayme Hobbs Nice place..any idea what your new floor will be?

shelbydean A wonderful light bluish green - Mountain Mist, Benjamin Moore, for a modern, sleek look.

Barbara Griffith Designs While color is important, the space is totally lacking pattern. I would add a small patterned rug under the table & chairs..I would choose something like an indoor/outdoor type that you can hose off outside, but in a great pattern ( I would choose a busy print)..something you like...be brave... http://www.homedecorators.com/P/Montage_Area_Rug/410/ Possibly a Roman shade for the window in a stripe (color chosen from the rug)..A larger more colorful piece of art over the table. NOW choose a paint color and it will be easy using these items as your key. Don't forget to paint the largest wall in the room..the ceiling. If you choose a light to mid tone color, paint the ceiling the same. If you choose a darker tone, paint the ceiling a lighter shade. Always buy a sample and paint poster boards to tape around the room to see if you like it.

lemiss Benjamin Moore Georgian Green would be beautiful!

Jayme Hobbs Do we know what the floor is yet? Wasn't new tile mentioned?

Barbara Griffith Designs Regarding the floor..I would still keep it neutral, except larger tiles 15/16" and lay it on the diagonal...something like a travertine. I believe if something is to last more than 10 years..keep it neutral..as your tastes will change and also for resale.

Aja Mazin Love it!

So fresh!

Just add some colorful accents and perhaps a rug.

Aja Mazin like this !

macrury I agree...so fresh looking, lots of options! Add color with a nice rug, definitely need a roman blind with pattern, and change the light fixture...go bigger.

mnky100 The tile will be a similar colour to the cabinets but a bit more pinkish. The adjoining dinning room and hallway will be like Benjamin Moore cc110 but has not been painted yet.

thislittlehouse I strongly advise you to reconsider introducing anything pinkish. It will look completely wrong with the yellow base you have.

Especially something permanent like retiling the floor! See if you can get some carpet off cuts in the pinky beige you are considering, as well as a number of other samples in contrasting colours to see which works best in your space before you commit.

For the paint or accessories, go with colours on the opposite side of the colour wheel: soft blues would be perfect here.

mnky100 I do like greens. But will that go with a light sandy colour in the dinning area. Also the kitchen is the first room you see when you enter from the front door.

jecikaq i would do yelow colour of walls, it suits for this space ,somthing like this decorative colour,. and also you can clean wals with magic cloth or sponge
http://www.molerskiradovi.co.rs/images/stories/Galerija_dekorativnih_radova/Molerske_dekorativne_tehnike_37.JPG

Barbara Griffith Designs Flooring is almost forever..please keep it neutral.