Sherwood Peak District Textured

White isn’t the only classic color used in kitchen design. Beige and tan are additional colors that that are classics when designing kitchens. One of the reasons our Sherwood Peak District Textured cabinet doors work so well is they feature both beige and tan hues. The light colors also help even a small room feel larger and more open and airy. To achieve that feeling your design scheme requires more than these cabinets, your kitchen also needs walls and flooring in matching shades of beige and tan. A butcher block countertop would be one means to bring in a bit of color but stick with a somewhat neutral tone.

If that design scheme is too simple for you adding in color would bring the room to life. Consider creating a singular accent wall in a lovely shade of blue. The remaining walls can stay light. Accessorize the space with more of your accent color; this can include creating a backsplash using the blue. If your kitchen features a bar find some extra soft bar stool cushions in a matching color. A runner in a mix of blue and beige would be a fun extra element. All of these small elements will help tie the room together.