Kitchen Cabinet Ideas? Sos!

[marsha 0]

Hi

I need serious help here.

Let me share some of my dream kitchen ideas for my 4rm Hougang BTO House,

I love the sun, sea and the blue sky.

So I'm settled with,

• TIFFANY BLUE BACK SPLASH / GLASS PACK
• BLUE SKY QUARTZ WORK TOP (CONSIDERING - NOT SURE IF IT WILL MATCH WELL WITH MY TIFFANY BLUE BACK SPLASH.

I've did some researches about tiffany blue kitchen and got a lot of combination color that comes with white kitchen cabinets.

Of course, the downside of having WHITE kitchen cabinets is the maintenance, cleaning (with heavy cooking like me) and also yellowish in 10-15 years down the road (not as if you gonna change your kitchen housing every 3 years right?) ...

so!

My question is,

IS THERE ANY OTHER COLORS THAT COULD MATCH UP WITH MY TIFFANY BLUE BACK SPLASH / GLASS PACK OR BLUE SKY QUARTZ WORK TOP...OTHER THAN WHITE ?

tiffany blue back splash - below

blue sky quartz work top - below

TIFFANY BLUE / TIFFANY GREEN BACK SPLASH

Edited October 1, 2014 by marsha

[kangeroo168 10]

very subjective.... cos colour is something like 'beauty lies in the beholder'

i would suggest black, reason it will really bring out the 'blue' with tint of white strips. (thought very few will want to do black cabinets)

either that, white and some lemon yellow to make your kitchen looks lively. u can also replace the yellow with bright red to give it a modern feel

[marsha 0]

Hi Kangeroo168,

Thanks for your comment.

When you mentioned black, tiffany blue and red.. I managed to google and came across the below kitchen image.

It has the retro/vintage look of it. - ( My husband is going for scandi theme for our living area. so I guess i may need to find a scandi theme as well for our kitchen)

But with having black cabinets, will it make my TINY KITCHEN even SMALLER? Lol.

[kangeroo168 10]

it does makes your kitchen looks smaller.

that means you have to blend some colours into the black cabinets, to make it look not so small. thats why, seldom people do black

[shaunling 5]

For your Tiffany blue backsplash and blue sky quartz worktop, consider going with light gray or pastel shades for your cabinets. These colors can keep your kitchen looking bright and spacious while adding a subtle contrast.

Light gray is easier to maintain compared to white and complements the cool tones of your blue elements. You could also add a few wooden accents to bring warmth and balance to the design.