Learn how to choose colors that complement your oak cabinets, plus I’ll share my favorite wall paint colors that go with oak cabinets. Updating an oak kitchen doesn’t have to mean you paint your cabinets!
Take a dated kitchen and turn it into a showpiece with an inexpensive refresh by painting your walls, not your cabinetry.
This post was originally published October 19, 2015 and updated with new photos and content April 5, 2021.
What can you do when your kitchen is outdated, yet your dream kitchen is nowhere in sight? Maybe for you, a partial makeover is possible – paint the cabinets white, install a beadboard or subway tile backsplash, and update the countertops.
Or maybe those updates aren’t an option. Perhaps they aren’t in your budget or you don’t have the time. Maybe you’re renting and not allowed to make permanent changes to your space.
That’s where I found myself several years ago. After a stressful summer of renovations, we had decided to wait on doing a major kitchen overhaul. Still, I knew I wanted to make some changes without committing to painting our orange oak cabinets.
My goal was to make simple, inexpensive changes that would help me embrace our imperfect kitchen until we were ready to remodel. I had to find simple and creative ways to update the space. Luckily for me, I love to get creative!
I set out to find wall paint colors that go with oak cabinets, that would compliment the orange undertones instead of compete with them.
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Kitchen Before
But first, here are some before photos of our kitchen. It was functional and served us well in many ways. Yet it was outdated and not quite what I wanted it to be. I knew I could improve it with some simple changes.
Our kitchen was like many others from its time. It was filled with 1980s oak veneer cabinets, a dark green soffit overhead that made the room feel heavier and smaller, light brown countertops that blended into the cabinets, and only one small window over the sink.
The kitchen did have some things going in its favor. The cabinets were in good condition, for one. And even though the countertop was a bit drab, it didn’t compete with the cabinets or the floor. It was a start!
Painting a Kitchen With Oak Cabinets
First, I knew I had to paint the walls. The existing colors – dark green and red – didn’t compete with the orange oak cabinets, but they were dark and heavy in an already dark space. I wanted to lighten things up.
Paint is one of my go-to tricks to add light to a room. There is nothing like a can of paint to brighten a dark room and make it feel clean and fresh! Plus, painting is budget friendly, easy, and quick – you can paint your kitchen as a weekend project!
I love a beautiful warm white or soft cream on my walls and trim. Sometimes I even paint the walls and trim the same color, to really open up the space and make it feel larger and more cohesive.
In this kitchen, I painted the soffit, walls, and ceiling a lovely soft cream. It matched the creamy tones of the tile backsplash as well. The dark green soffit had made the kitchen feel heavy, plus it had made the space feel choppy.
Painting the soffit a creamy white instantly made the kitchen feel more open, light, and airy – it was amazing! The soffit blended in with the ceiling and almost disappeared, making the ceilings appear taller.
Since it was closer to the color of the backsplash, the whole room looked less choppy, making it feel so much larger and brighter!
I also painted the trim white for the perfect finish. Fresh white baseboard and trim around the doorways and window showcased the creamy walls and highlighted their lovely soft color. The whole effect was a clean, fresh, light, and airy kitchen!
Kitchen Paint Colors with Oak Cabinets
Oak cabinets can pose a bit of a challenge, because they are just so – orange. You don’t have to paint your cabinets to have a beautiful kitchen! But you do have to listen to your home and embrace it for what it is.
The trouble comes when so many homeowners, loving cool tones, ignore their homes and paint their oak kitchens in colors like gray or blue. Or maybe they think they’ll play it safe and paint the walls white – only to choose a stark white with cool undertones.
Pairing cool tones with warm oak cabinets actually accentuates the orange in the wood, making the cabinets look more – not less – orange! Now those cabinets that you didn’t love to begin with just stick out like a sore thumb.
The trick is to paint your walls in a color that will downplay the orange tones in the oak, not exaggerate it.
It may seem counterintuitive, but you should choose colors with warm undertones. The warmth in the wall color will complement – not compete – with the cabinetry, making it feel more cohesive and less orange.
Paint Colors That Go With Oak Cabinets
Here are some of my favorite go-to warm whites. I’ve used all of these in my own home:
- Benjamin Moore White Dove – a warm, soft white with a hint of greige undertone
- Benjamin Moore Navajo White – more yellow undertone than most whites, so it can be quite warm in some lights
- Farrow & Ball White Tie – a light, warm white with a touch of yellow undertone
- Farrow & Ball Clunch – a warm, soft white with the slightest “muddy” undertone (retired from the color chart but available in the archive collection)
- Sherwin Williams Everyday White – a perfect creamy white
- Sherwin Williams Zurich White – this warm white is almost more like a neutral because it’s not too warm or too cool, with a slight grey/greige undertone.
Here are some of the neutral colors in my home, that have more color to them than white. All of them are paint colors that go with oak cabinets:
- Sherwin Williams Realist Beige – warmer and richer than cream and off-white
- Benjamin Moore Soft Chamois – a soft, subtle cream
- Sherwin Williams Accessible Beige – warm and soft, perfect as a transition between beige and grey
- Sherwin Williams Creamy – a warm, soft cream
And if you’re really wanting color, why not try a natural color like Sherwin Williams Rosemary or Pewter? After all, green is on trend right now.
I know, in my small kitchen I painted over my dark green soffit. But if your space is more open concept, a warm olive-toned green may be the perfect combination with your oak cabinets.
What do you think? Would painting your kitchen walls the right color help you embrace your oak cabinets for a bit longer?
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Hi- thanks for sharing, I love this kitchen, it’s very similar to mine. Can you tell me what color/ kind of countertop that is, and also what color/ kind of backsplash? The shades look great, I need to replace some yucky linoleum too and would like to emulate yours. Thank you!
Hi Jessica!
I wish I could be of more help, but the countertops and backsplash were already here when we moved in. They were both a beige/neutral tone if that helps at all.
Julie
Thrilled to see your kitchen. We are in the same boat only some past owner thought it would be good idea to GLUE all the knobs on drawers and cabinets. Every exterior needs a good cleaning. Well try again to get those knobs off. Thanks for not loving pure white and all new!
Yikes! that’s disappointing. Good luck!
I am so glad you showed this post. We are keeping our dark cabinets but adding a light countertop and changing up our flooring.
So glad you enjoyed it, Melanie!
PS what color paint did you use for the walls?
Sherwin Williams Zurich White – enjoy!
We are going thru the same thing with our kitchen! It’s big and has great appliance but the 80’s oak cabinets and dark counters have to go! I want to paint the cabinets a dark glossy navy but I know that is going to take either a lot of time (DIY) or a lot of money (Hiring). I think I might do you what you have done and paint the walls for now and change out the hardware. Thanks so much for sharing!
Hi Rebecca!
Thanks so much for your comment! I can’t wait to hear how it turns out, be sure to come back and share if you can!
Julie
Your kitchen is gorgeous! This is exactly what I needed to see. I am not a fan of dark or white kitchens and do not mind a medium wood color, but am not a fan of the undertones. I also moved the dinning room set next to the kitchen and it is a medium wood. It makes the kitchen look bigger and is more functional in terms of having a more comfortable eating area. I want to make the area(s) look better, but do not know where to start. Below is a house on our block that did minimal changes in the kitchen, BUT we put our dining room next to the kitchen (in front of the brick fireplace)
I feel like getting the right counter stools, doing something to the brick in terms of color -even making the grout more white in color (not painiting it all white, that was done by someone else on the block and it looks bad), and updating our cained dining chairs (it is like a mid modern danish set) would really help, but I cannot get my act together to pick things out with the orange yellow undertone in the wood (the dining room set is more true to a medium brown with no yellow or orange). For some reason theirs does not look so yellow. The wood is like a pressed wood, I think. My husband has agreed to add lighting to the room where the fireplace is and the kitchen (but I am not sure if I can match a chandelier to the fireplace room, I feel like just doing recessed lighting in both rooms to avoid making a discussion …to me no fixture will be less stressful….because even if I don’t have anything to love, I will not have anything to eventually hate). I like how they put in recessed lighting in the kitchen, but am not sure about the pendants or the little light they put in place of the box light to add to the overall lighting. Any suggestions for dining room chairs, counter chairs to go with a orange yellow oak kitchen, and can anything be done with lighting in these builder grade kitchens that will not look like you only did a half remodel job (that was not completed because the rest of the kitchen is dated), but will actually improve the look.
You’re welcome to post in my FB group Celebrating Simple for suggestions. Unfortunately I’m not taking on any new clients at this time.
What brand/color is your flooring?
It’s Sand and Stain Wood Stain Colors for Floors it’s a bit tricky, but we did golden walnut for the stain and expresso in the poly.
I love your flooring…do you happen to know the name of it?
It’s sand and stained hardwood. Enjoy!
Do you remember the name of your flooring? I love it and we are looking to update soon.
It’s just white oak, sanded and stained.
I love what you did with the honey oak cabinets. I am going to follow your example, because to paint them all white – ugh. I really like your kitchen better than the white or gray kitchens that are so trendy right now.
Love, love, love all of your decorating! It’s exactly the style I have been trying to create in my home. Love your old kitchen and also your new one! I found a picture of your oak kitchen on Pinterest which then eventually led me to your site. I have the same oak cabinets from the 80’s and have decided NOT to paint them white…but the kitchen needs an update. Would like to do wood floors but not sure what would go well with the honey oak cabinets….UNTIL I saw your wood floor! Can you share the brand/color, etc…Love the pulls and handles on the cabinets so I’m headed out today to search for something similar. I read that you have updated your kitchen and I love the new white kitchen also! You are so talented! Thank you!
You can shop the pulls we used in our new kitchen that are SO similar on Amazon.
We went with golden brown with coffee in the clear coat to tone down the yellow.
Enjoy!
And thank you! I truly appreciate your kindness!
Hi there , beautiful updates. I have the maple look 80’s cabinets. It’s lighter & less grainy with only the top catherdral. Thoughts on brass for these. It looks as though it may be too gold? I’m looking @ the Martha Stewart drawer pulls & cups . Thanks so much, great advice!
Thank you, Susan! I think brass would be very pretty. The Martha Stewart pulls are aged so there’s not as much contrast as a polished brass.
Hi Julie,
My kitchen is a galley style with oak cabinets that definitely have an orange hue. I have laminate counters that I plan to replace. I am trying to find a quartz that is light but also warm in color to use on my counter tops. I have brought so many quartz samples home and feel nothing looks right. Would I have better options if I went with granite? Do you have any suggestions?
I would look at off whites. At a glance maybe
allen + roth Blushing Ivory Quartz or White Zeus, or Vortium. Hope that helps!
I have so much copper but it is looking dull. Do you have any suggestions on how to make it new and shiny? Thank you for the tips on oak cabinets. We are searching for a new home and so many have the dreaded oak cabinets.
I use Bar Keeper’s friend – it’s the best for renewing copper!
I’m so happy to have found this post! I have these exact cabinets and back splash! The main floor in my house is painted bm elephants tusk. All the trim is sw incredible white. I am ready to paint my kitchen Zurich white. It is currently a light butterscotch color. Similar to the one pioneer woman used in her lodge. My question is regarding my dining room. It is only visible to my kitchen through a small doorway, but it is open to my entry way by a larger opening. Should I go with Zurich white in the dining room or pick a third color? What would coordinate with the elephants tusk? Thank you for your blog! I appreciate your style and simple approach to decorating.
A fellow kansascitian!
Hi Regina! You don’t have to paint your dining room the same color, but I do love keeping our home to a limited color palette, especially adjacent rooms. Something in the same “family” would work, too. Thank you for your kind words, neighbor!
Love!! I have the same oak cabinets as you. They’re in such good shape, so it is hard to want to paint them. They also match with the custom oak staircase that was put in not too long ago. I really like your wall color. The previous owners of our house painted the kitchen slate blue, and the cabinets pop, but not in a good way. Our countertops we’re forest green, but I bought some granite contact paper off Amazon a few months ago and covered them. Temporary fix, but what a change.
So smart! Little changes can make a huge impact. I love that you’re embracing your home and making it yours without feeling the need to do a major remodel!
Hi Julie! Your posts have helped me so much to feel better about not rushing to paint our oak cabinets. We are getting ready to paint our first floor in one color and I am struggling to pick one to compliment the cabinets. I like Zurich white but am concerned with it showing every little mark with children over the years. What are your thoughts on accessible beige with the oak cabinets? Ours are definitely lean toward orange.
I originally left our orange cabinets with Zurich White (as shown). It works. I think Accessible Beige May make them look more dated, personally. You can always try a sample for $6 to see what you think!
Hi there, I’m considering keeping our oak cabinets and trying to modernize them as well but I’m having a really hard time figuring out what flooring will compliment the oak… I would prefer a wood looking floor that goes all throughout the house but I’m open to the tile look as well. Any advice is much appreciated 🙂
I wish I had a great answer for this! You can see here what wood floors looked like with the oak kitchen in our St. Louis home. I personally don’t love tile, but maybe it’s because I’m always barefoot and clumsy? I cannot tell you how much I love having wood throughout our home.
Hi I also love your kitchen especially the color of your cabinets and would like to achieve this to update my 80’s basic builder yellowish ones. Any idea what it might have been called. My hubby does not want painted cabinets and we want to keep it light but not white, live in a log home in a rural area that is dusty. We have a U shaped kitchen with nice glass in the 2 upper corner cabinets also have round brass knobs on all doors and drawers, which I don’t mind. Any suggestions?
I’m not sure, but Minwax makes a product where you can update the color of your cabinets by rubbing their product on which would tone it down, or you can lime it with Bri Wax, so pretty! http://www.nominimalisthere.com/2014/08/my-new-favorite-furniture-waxbefore.html
I love how you made your kitchen look good with the existing cabinets and did not paint them white. Can you help me figure out what to do with oak 90’s style white washed cabinets? I have dark green laminate countertops that have to go, I want to replace them with granite. Any ideas for the cabinets ?
Can you send a photo?
PS. I do have white beadboard backsplash. Thanks. Penny
Hello Julie. Your home looks so well put together. I also have the same shade oak cabinets without the arch. I decorate more vintage style with aqua, red and soft yellow walls. I have brushed dark bronze pulls and plain white ceramic knobs. Don’t like the mixmatch. Do you
think the vintage white milk glass drawer pulls would look good with the white knobs or too much contrast? I’m afraid I would paint them if I could but don’t want the tedious job. Just need to lighten up a bit. The counter top is a new light formica with some grain that I do like.
Thanks for your input. Penny
I personally would paint the rest of your space. If you want to send a photo, I’d be happy to offer more suggestions!
Love this, and I think it’s something we can do to our kitchen, too, till we can afford an upgrade. Also, are those one- or two-gallon glass canisters on your countertop?
I think 1 gallon, I have them available here. Enjoy!
Julie, what color did you use to stain your cabinets? I like the color and your kitchen is beautiful.
Thank you, Janet! I’m not sure – it’s original to the house.
That whiteish kitchen you have posted – is that Martha’s? I want to go white with our kitchen, and my current cabinets are oak – can oak be refinieshed to look like that? I love love white/pear kitchens and the offsets of colors – but i don’t want to break the bank on replacing all the cabinetry.
Julie, do you know how to tell if i can get oak to look like that? this is my favorite kitchen http://custom-kitchen-cabinets.com/gallery/257/ – or very close to my favoite.. i love how it looks but not sure if I can get my oaks to go like that, can you help give any insight?
It doesn’t link to oak? You just want your oak painted?
I love this!!! I have had the hardest time finding how to update our kitchen without painting the cabinets and this is it!
Originally I was thinking a light blue gray on the walls but after seeing this I love the color. What is the wall color?
Thank you!
You can find all of my paint colors and sheens here. Enjoy!
Love your comments.
Hello Julie, I love your home and your style so much! I’ve learned so much on your blog. Thank you for sharing so willingly. I’m curious to know if you’ve written a post on your remodeling plans for your kitchen. I think your kitchen looks so beautiful. I have oak cabinets that are yellowish and floor too. Recently, after starting the sanding process on the cabinets to paint them white I found out I’m expecting our 9th baby. My sweet husband is willing to hire someone to paint them. However, our home has not been painted since it was built in 1999. There is so much to do! After reading this post I’m wondering if we should put our money elsewhere and embrace our cabinets. Our oldest is 14 so trying to get projects done is a bit challenging. Last weekend we painted one wall of the living room soft chamois after I saw it on your website. I’m thinking I might switch to zurich white now! Anyway, having fun trying to make a cozy home for my family but I’m not very confident and am getting a little overwhelmed. I appreciate your blog, such an inspiration! God bless you! Rebecca
Congratulations! I’m not sure how you get anything done! Sanding and painting cabinets is a long, tedious process and tends to be more expensive than you’d think. I’d get 3 quotes and weigh the options. If you even remotely think you’ll replace them eventually, I would invest elsewhere. I don’t know – I loveZurich White and used it in our living room, but tend to lean a little more to the warmer Soft Chamois. I actually am considering using it throughout our new lake cottage {photos coming soon} as well. I recommend making a list of projects so that you can prioritize them. Sometimes in doing so you realize one of your wishes is not so urgent after all. Best wishes, Rebecca!
Julie, thank you so much for your advice and for such a quick response. Upon returning to the kitchen this afternoon I looked at the cabinets and, you know, they might have an orange hue to them. It’s really hard for me to tell! But, I also looked at my dark green counter tops and thought, maybe I should start with those! I think you’re right, I need to make a list. Anyway, can’t wait to see the photos of your new lake cottage. P.S. As I read through your site this past week I thought the same thing about you- wondering how you have been able to get done all that you’ve done with your little children 🙂 They are such a gift and a blessing.
Thank you, Rebecca! Let me know if you need anything else!
Your kitchen looks lovely and love the copper accents. Love to see I’m not the only one that has chosen not to spend a fortune on new cabinets or paint the old ones white….not everyone is into white kitchens. My house was built in 1990 and the cabinets are maple very similar style as yours. I used a product called Restorz-it to clean up the finish and it made them slightly darker. I also used an ebony stain pen along the details of the cabinets. Changed the hardware to rubbed oil bronze. Made a world of difference in my cabinets. I did go further and replaced the pink Formica counter tops (egads) with black granite, the linoleum with tile, and added a tile backsplash. Point is, the cabinets look amazing! Have gotten many compliments on them.
All beautiful ideas, Renee! Thanks for sharing! I hope you love your kitchen for years to come!
Hi Renee,
I like the ideas you used in your kitchen. Can you post a picture?
I too have oak cabints. Pintrest does make you fell your cabinets are not in style. This is how our society is on to the next new fad. I predict there will be a many make over shows that will be getting rid of the white painted cabinets. They will point out how dated they are etc. Then on to the next new cabinet fad. I’ve imbraced mine.
We moved into our 1945 house in 1982… Beautiful oak cabinets ????. We are 68 and really rather travel than mucho $$$$$ on new kitchen
But we can sure paint and are handy
Think we need to take down vent too ? Huge oak vent with pots on it
Thanks
I’d be happy to take a look if you want to send a photo, Sheila!
Julie, I agree 1,000% about the Pinterest Perfect home. I would love to redo our kitchen but have 4 children to put through college…so I use “band-aids”
I wondered if you thought about using Liming wax on the cabinets in the meantime? Maybe that would add some tone/texture that you would like. Could be a nightmare…not sure. Just a thought. I also LOVE the mudroom…That IS pinterest perfect 😉
I have absolutely considered it – so beautiful. Unfortunately ours feels a little plastic/veneerish and I’m not sure it would work, so I’ve just decided to enjoy it until we do a full remodel someday. Thank you SO much, Maurie! I hope you have a beautiful day.
Thank you so much for this blog post! I too have floor to ceiling oak cabinets that my husband refuses to paint. Also an eat in kitchen and horrible wall paper. I hate my kitchen and that is where I spend most of my time. Thank you for giving me some realistic inspiration!
So glad to hear that, Laura! We are a lot more fixated on perfect homes now than I image a society was 50 years ago.
I have the same problem with those corner shelves. Even when I use them for items I need frequently (from doggy medicine garlic cloves) it ends up looking cluttered. I was actually thinking about removing them…but now, maybe I’ll just think of clustering some similar items there.
They’re the worst! Have a great day, Glenda!
What color paint did you use? I can’t afford to replace my cabinets but I can afford paint!
These are my favorites – I used Zurich White in the kitchen https://julieblanner.com/favorite-cream-paint-colors/
I’m not a fan of oak cabinets. Thankfully the previous owner of our home already stained ours a dark (almost cherry) color and added granite.
Regarding what color of hardware to use, my parents added rubbed oil bronze to their honey oak cabinets and it looked great. They also added a mosaic backsplash to tie it all together. If you don’t have much to spend, a backsplash is my favorite way to instantly update your kitchen.
I have to say though, I love your mixer!
Beautiful! I truly believe in just a few short years…. Oak cabinets will be the new trend.. Again!
You never know! Thank you!
Where did the brown countertops go? I only see light color counters. Love your take on complimenting the things you couldn’t change. Working with what you have & staying in budget is a smart financial move until you an get to where you want to be.
They’re still there! Using a light paint in surrounding areas and removing the door that connected it to the mudroom added a lot of light, making the counters feel lighter as well!
Love the detail, but I always regret using brass or copper. Too much work to keep bright and polished! What is your secret?
Using aged brass/copper. It looks worn and doesn’t show fingerprints. No polishing necessary! You know me, I’m all about no fuss. Have a beautiful day, Nancy!
Thank you for responding and your suggestions!
I love reading your blog. Love everything..your style, tips, and how you explain in detail! Unfortunately, I have 90’s builder grade cabinets but mine are more orange(ish). I removed the cheap brassy hardware when we bought the house but can’t figure out what would work with the orange tone wood. I did paint the kitchen sharkey gray (Martha) Would love to paint the cabinets eventually. Any advice or recommendation?
Also, I know you recommend highest wattage bulb but do you have a favorite? I assume you don’t use led, right?
Ours definitely lean orange as well. While I love Sharkey Gray, grays are cool tones and your cabinets are warm tones, it will make your cabinets feel significantly more orange. If your cabinets aren’t plastic/veneer {which I’m assuming they aren’t} you may want to consider doing a lime wash. I think it offers a beautiful and subtle warm wood aesthetic. Otherwise I’d select a dark grey or a light white with grey undertones. I tend to purchase my lightbulbs from Ace Hardware…they offer the widest selection of non-LED bulbs. Most of the bulbs in our home are candle bulbs, but I use 100 watt otherwise.
I have oak cabinets and floor too. I also love copper and have copper touches in our kitchen. I agree the copper updates the kitchen and also doesn’t clash with the oak. They’re both warm, so it’s a good solution, and your copper touches are beautiful!
Thank you, Deb!
Very nice! I also have copper accents in my kitchen. It’s so good to see someone embracing the wood and not painting the cabinets white. I feel like everywhere you turn everyone’s kitchen is white now and I personally love the warmth of wood tones. I also like how clear your counters are, not a lot of things to clutter them up.
Great minds, right Giovanna? Wood provides a warmth that no other material does. I am anti-clutter – those who have seen me cook/bake know that I need all of the workspace I can get!
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this! I am just now preparing a similar post about my late 1980’s kitchen (I did use paint), but for the most part, I did just as you stated so well “embracing what we have and making the most of it.” Thanks for sharing this!
I used paint in our last kitchen, but that’s exactly it…there’s always a way to appreciate what you have. I can’t wait to see yours!
I love your kitchen. Beautiful job. I also have oak cabinets. Custom built, and though they are pretty. I sometimes think I should paint or gel stain due to Pinterest. But I hold off knowing that all styles come and go. I have chosen to embrace also. Your so right, I love your kitchen. The color of your cabinets are beautiful and I think very classic. Great job!
Very wise, Joy, if you like the cabinets themselves/functionality. There are so many other ways to update your kitchen. Have a great day!
I love what you are doing. How many of us can afford to update our kitchen and in a few years, the painted cabinets will be out of date as well? You are a voice for normal people.
Maybe we should start a movement to become more satisfied with what we have and less aware of what we do not have.
Thank you, Eva! I appreciate your support. I couldn’t agree more!
I agree with Eva 100%! It’s so easy to become dissatisfied when we compare our kitchens/lives to the beautiful posts we see. Making the most of what we have is key. Whether it’s a temporary fix or a forever mini upgrade, Julie has made the most of what she has right now. Who wouldn’t smile looking at the blooms in those julep cups! And your desk/buffet is beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
You are so kind, Barbara! Flowers truly do instantly make a room feel prettier, don’t they?
These small touches make such o difference. could you tell me where you got your hardware/
Thanks,
Leslie
Home Depot. The pulls are Martha Stewart, but I can’t recall who makes the spindle pulls.
I love that kitchen! I need your set of eyes to make my home as beautiful as yours!
Love your kitchen, friend! The metallic accents make this space so special!! 🙂 You know they are MY favorite part.
xo Michael