What Colors Is Your Kitchen?

[sage2021]

My walls are off white, but everything else is pink.🩷

There are a lot of pink girls out there and it's incredible that just about anything you want in pink, you can find it.

When a woman comes over to my home they always say that they are a pink girl too! So I guess it's a thing now with girls and women alike. They compliment my home because it has pink everywhere.🩷🌺🌷🪷🌸💮

[Lliam]

Kind of a brick red color with white cabinets and appliances, blue tiles for back splashes and counter edges. Gray granite looking counter tops.
I have an open floor plan, so the dining room and kitchen ceilings are the same color - a fax textured brownish yellow. The dining room walls are a faux textured yellowish, Mediterranean color.
I really love the colors. Very warm and Mediterranean. They remind you of cooking and tasty food.
The rooms are bright, have lots of light, and feel airy.

[sage2021]

@Lliam

Sounds beautiful! 😊😘

[Lliam]

I lived in apartments and condo before I moved into my own house. I was sick of neutral, white walls.
So my wife and I chose colors for our rooms and even did faux texturing on some of the walls and ceilings.

[sage2021]

@Lliam

This got me thinkin'🤔 - do people still wallpaper their walls anymore?
It seems odd to me that no puts carpet in their house anymore.
My old apartment had it and it was always so soft and quiet to walk on.
My new apartment has the fake hardwood floors. I have area rugs everywhere in it.

I wonder who decided that we shouldn't have carpet anymore? 🤔

When I had my own house and even when I lived in an apartment I painted the walls pretty pastel colors. I think that are such calming colors. I wallpapered some walls too, very cheerful.

[Lliam]

I don't know how common wall paper is anymore. It was the default wall covering from the Victorian era (late 1800s) through the 1970s. It peaked during the 1960s and 70s—when bold geometric, floral, and psychedelic patterns were a design staple—before falling out of favor in the 1980s as homeowners shifted toward minimalist, painted walls.

I love the wallpaper in Victorian homes. I don't remember seeing much of it in the 1960s and '70s.
I can't imagine hanging wallpaper myself. I would have to hire someone to do it. Although I'm sure I could do those borders along the tops of walls.

My house is carpeted except for the front door entry, bathrooms, dining room, kitchen and laundry room. I agree with you, I like it. We have some runners on the carpet in some places, too.

[Lliam]

Thanks for the MHO, sweetheart. :D

[sage2021]

@Lliam

You're welcome darlin'❣️

[LunarEclipse433]

White and blue

[AviatorTom]

Our kitchen has light blue-gray walls and ceiling, white cabinets and faux marble quartz countertops, with stainless steel appliances.

[jamesgoldman]

Blue but I've bought green because it's in need to repainting

[TonyMetal___86]

You know how my kitchen looks like and it's colors hehe

[exitseven]

It is some light blue./ green shade that my wife picked out.

[_Jenny_]

@sage2021 I don’t have a Kitchen except for the one in the bar where I work and live

[NathanDavis]

mostly, black