1Slate Blue Cabinets and Wallpaper
Annie Schlechter Designer Sheila Bridges elevated the blue kitchen cabinets in her own kitchen (painted in Benjamin Moore Hemlock, a cool slate blue with a hint of green) with patterned damask wallpaper from her own collection and an antique pot rack and Swedish chairs. The slight sheen of the wallpaper complements the silver hardware and accents used throughout the space; the floors are painted in Farrow & Ball All White.
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2Blue Cabinets and Subway Tile
Jenn Feldman Design Designer Jenn Feldman proves a monochromatic blue kitchen can be exciting in this Los Angeles kitchen. The navy subway tile is set in a modern chevron pattern with subtle tonal grout instead of white. It matches the cabinets but adds a shiny, reflective finish that makes the room look richer and more interesting.
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3Blue-Green Cabinets and Plate Rack
Heidi Caillier Design Blue lower kitchen cabinets frame this kitchen designed by Heidi Caillier, freeing the upper two-thirds of the wall. Custom built-in shelving backed in beadboard with an English-style plate rack offers room to display cookbooks, plate, and art.
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4Soothing Light Blue Cabinets and Island
Nick Glimenakis Eneia White designed this kitchen in a Brooklyn townhouse to be a comfortable gathering space. Modern kitchen cabinets painted in Benjamin Moore Manor Blue offer plenty of open shelving, contributing to the open and airy feel of the space.
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5Light Blue Cabinets and Trim
Trevor Parker Blue kitchen cabinets and molding painted in Benjamin Moore Soft Chinchilla give this Upper East Side kitchen designed by Garrow Kedigian a light, cheerful energy. "I always like my kitchens to feel like rooms and not utilitarian spaces, so I always encourage my clients to paint their kitchens with a lively color," he says. The black granite backsplash and countertops add sophistication and depth.
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6Blue IKEA Kitchen Cabinets
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7Robin's Egg Blue
Rebecca McAlpin Light and bright doesn't have to mean white. Create for a spring-like atmosphere by painting your kitchen cabinets in a cheerful light blue to help reflect sunlight. It's a great way to open up a small or cramped space.
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8Regal Navy
Emily J Followill For a dramatic take on the blue cabinets, adorn every inch of your kitchen with a rich, deep navy blue. Gilded accents, like the brass cabinet inlays, make take-out feel Michelin-star-worthy.
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9Subtle Slate
Nick Glimenakis To soften a room with industrial features like concrete and brick, choose a muted shade of blue. Oversized knobs add a playful touch.
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10Antique Blue Cabinets
Mikkel Vang If French Country is your preferred aesthetic, take a fine-grit sandpaper to your cabinets after painting them sky blue for a weathered and off-to-the-country kind of look.
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11Glamorous Cobalt
Alyssa Rosenheck Photography Glitz and glam isn't limited to jewel tone colors. A striking cobalt blue can be equally dramatic in a glossy finish as seen in this butler pantry. Pair it with a metallic backsplash for high drama.
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12Yves Klein Blue Island
Mikhail Loskutov Despite its graphic appearance, Yves Klein Blue is actually quite timeless. It dates back to the 1950s when the artist would make monochrome paintings inspired by the shade. Take your cue from him and give your cabinets a solid, eye-catching wash of color.
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13Provincial Blue Everywhere
Anna Spiro Design 14Monochrome Gray-Blue
Francesco Lagnese Moody and cocooning, a gray-blue is perfect for spaces where you want to feel a sense of coziness. This space features the shade from ceiling to floor, except for a tonal stripe along one wall for added visual interest, no artwork needed.
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15Glossy Teal
Francesco Lagnese Like a powder room, a pantry is a great space to have some fun in. Embrace the close quarters and envelop the space a rich teal. Opt for glass cabinet fronts or open counters to keep the small room from feeling too cluttered.
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16Indigo Blue Upper and Lower Cabinets
Leanne Ford Interiors Indigo blue is ideal for fans of cool tones since it straddles the line between navy and purple. Plus, the sleek shade works in nearly any design style, from modern farmhouse to industrial.
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17Light Blue Cabinets With Copper
Laura Resen If you know copper will be your kitchen's metallic accent, use the color wheel to your advantage and pair the orange-toned metal with cabinets painted in a light blue to complement as well as contrast.
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18Marine Blue Lower Cabinets
Jared Kuzia A timeless and historical classic, a deep blue-green gives depth and dimension to simple cabinets while not being as stark as black. When paired with creamy walls, the hue grounds the cabinetry.
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19High-Shine Navy Cabinets With Brass
Miranda Estes Designer Reena Ravi broke up the navy cabinets in her studio kitchen with brass fronts to add detail and accentuate the soaring ceilings. The metallic touches also prevent a total wash of the dark hue, ensuring it doesn't overwhelm the small space.
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20Powder Blue and White Cabinets
Annie Schlechter For a colorful but not overwhelming look, paint your kitchen cabinetry in a pastel blue. When paired with white, it gives a subtle and cheerful wash of color.
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