Why Gray Kitchen Cabinets Are So Popular?

Gray to be a leading kitchen trend for these years, using gray in your kitchen is anything but boring. One of the stars of the neutral color scheme, gray is a shade that is leading the way for cool and moody tones. In fact, gray is even whispered to be the new white when it comes to interior design. 

Gray will pair with just about anything, making it the perfect shade to add to any kitchen that needs a touch of cool. While classic white kitchen cabinets will always be in style, gray cabinets will pair just as easily with a variety of shades and tones. Pair with metallic cabinet hardware in either a polished or antique finish, or pair with a creative backsplash in bright colors or a classic subway tile.

Are those white walls in your kitchen making you feel lost in the clouds? Paint walls in shades of gray for an added contrast that is never overwhelming or cloying. Pair with marble countertops or wood finishes ranging from dark to light, then adding in a colorful appliance or an appliance trimmed in sophisticated metallics. With all the shades of gray available for your kitchen, gray can work for any space.

Dove gray is on the lighter end of the gray spectrum, resembling a foggy morning sky or (you guessed it!) the delicate wings of a dove. This gray compliments both light and dark colors, making it an easy transitional shade if you want a light and airy kitchen that isn't overwhelmingly white.

For a touch of the moody blues, Blue-Gray is a colorful compromise that will satisfy even the most neutral of palettes. Blue-gray looks particularly elegant when painted on kitchen cabinets and paired with metallic accents in tones like nickel or gold. Pair with a complex floor tile in either light or dark colors or pair with a classic hardwood floor. This moody shade of gray creates a cooling haven that feels like a stormy morning on the coast.

For a shade of gray that brings in the tones of nature, green-gray is a nuanced compromise for those who like just a hint of color in a mostly neutral shade. Green-gray creates a calming atmosphere in your kitchen, especially when paired with coordinating tones like white, tan, dove gray, or brown.

Like dark and mysterious smoke, charcoal gray is the perfect shade for those who want the moodiness of black with just a touch of cloudiness. Charcoal gray sets an easy design canvas in your kitchen, pairing well with both colorful and neutral tones, elegant and unique.