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5 years ago

Cabinet paint colors?

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PRO
RS INTERIORES / IDA SRL
5 years ago
Personally I love white cabinets for a kitchen but you can always do a lighter shade of the grey blue, you have in the island, it could really match well with the copper finishing.

Hope to be of help!
Gassia Ekizian
Original Author
5 years ago
I was asking which white paint was used and which color for island?
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RS INTERIORES / IDA SRL
5 years ago
The color snap for these cabinets is charcoal blue from Sherwin Williams.
PRO
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5 years ago
Spare white for the white cabinets, SW 6203
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Van Parys Architecture + Design
5 years ago
The Island cabinets are Dunn Edwards Charcoal Smudge, and the perimeter cabinets are Dunn Edwards White (DEW380).

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