What is a practical colour, not white/ cream for cupboards, a colour that will hide the day to day workings of a kitchen. The walls at this stage are terracotta. So may keep that colour or may go to a light mushroom/tea.
jhan,
Jan 6, 12:24pm
I have white cupboards, I think having the dirt visible is a bonus, I can find it to remove it.
punkinthefirst,
Jan 6, 12:51pm
I'm a mucky cook, and I've always found that easy clean surfaces in white are very practical. As Jhan said - the dirt is visible and easy to remove. However, if you're keeping the terracotta walls, some sort of light-coloured timber like beech might be good. It's your kitchen, and you live with it, so it has to be your preference.
thejewellerybox,
Jan 6, 1:00pm
Beige or grey will show marks less.but I have a white kitchen and Ialsoreally like being able to see it when it's dirty.
lythande1,
Jan 6, 1:09pm
I'd go with those choices.the tea perhaps.
standard,
Jan 6, 1:26pm
Oyster is great with mushroom
bigsneak,
Jan 6, 1:36pm
Melteca rocksalt lighter cupboards in this link are rocksalt
I'd go for white every time .kitchen cabinetry is the expensive part (apart from plumbing) & when you get tired of the décor it's easier & cheaper to change splash backs, wall colour & accent colours than the whole joinery bit. All kitchen cupboards need a wipe over reasonably regularly, no matter what the colour.
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