Namely, your kitchen cabinets.
Instead, these designers are all for well-loved neutrals and neutral-adjacent deep color tones.
However, without fail, it seems that neutrals will never go out of style.
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Stick to these timelessshades for kitchen cabinetsthat it’s possible for you to rely on staying stylish.
Bright White
Heidi Harris Photography; Design by Morse Design
Light and white kitchens are timeless.
They are here forever, says Andi Morse, ofMorse Designin Atlanta, Georgia.
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Build in color in less permanent places, likedisplayable decor, rugs, and details.
Your white cabinets certainly wont clash.
When it comes to picking the right paint, our designers have some strong opinions.
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Most important though, is making sure you choose a bright white rather than one with yellow tones.
Decorators White looks good in almost every space, Morse raves.
It’s a bright white that can go a bit gray depending on the light.
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The gray tint prevents the white from looking yellow, which will date a white paint choice.
Cool Off-White
If bright white isnt for you or your kitchen, designers encourage anoff-white approach.
However, the rule about avoiding yellowed shades still applies.
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We always consider first a beautiful black tone, Truong and Dang tell us.
Deep jewel tones are often chosen to enforce these aesthetics, Truong and Dang say.
Go for black instead.
Its a sleek and powerful color that you dont have to worry about fading into obscurity.
Its not quite black, but it has a similarly elevated effect.
Her pick for navy paint isBenjamin Moores Hale Navy.
Army Green
Another road less taken to the cross-section of colorful and neutral isarmy green.
), darker army green is here to stay.
Meanwhile,Rosemary by Sherwin Williamsis Farinass army green of choice.
Many consider honey- and orange-toned cabinets to be outdated.
