Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography
There is nothing more classic and foolproof than a gray-and-white kitchen.
Grayis a versatile color that can work in any home.
Through paint colors, accessories, and more, a gray-and-white kitchen can work with many styles.
Jessica Nelson Design/Carina Skrobecki Photography
Check out these kitchen ideas to see how.
This eclectic kitchen from Kate Marker Interiors has vibrant marble and a boldly patterned backsplash.
The design doesn’t feel busy due to the minimal color palette.
Kate Marker Interiors
Keep things feeling light with natural-toned countertops and floating shelves.
This Seattle kitchen goes from dark to light with a black hood, tile backsplash, and white cabinetry.
Marble and copper are the stars of this English-inspired kitchen from designer Mary Patton.
Cass Photo
This traditional kitchen takes it up a notch with white Shaker cabinets and a large central window.
This custom-built Ontario home has a high-end yet durable materials palette as the homeowners have three children.
Brass hardware and smallbrass pendant lightscomplete the look of this small Pacific Northwest kitchen.
Blakeley Interior Design
There are also gold and white lights, a white countertop, and brass hardware.
Keep it light with a white island, art, and simple lighting.
Keeping the color palette simple doesn’t mean the overall design has to be boring.
Jessica Nelson Design/ Photo byCarina Skrobecki
A central steel hood and wine fridge make the kitchen feel more luxe.
A warm gray tone and cooler white mix in this kitchen from Kendall Wilkinson.
A stone backsplash brings the tones together and adds an organic element.
Mary Patton Design
This brings cohesion and an unexpected design element to the otherwise airy upper portion of the room.
One of the best ways to get a special kitchen on a budget is to use IKEA cabinets.
This gray-and-white kitchen uses two-tone paint and Shaker-style fronts for a classic design.
Gray Space Interiors
Seattle-based designer Jessica Nelson knows how to design a dreamy kitchen.
A painted gray island matches with white walls and a sleek white hood.
This small hallway kitchenette has dark gray-green paint and a white stone countertop.
Kendall Wilkinson
It’s a simple setup with maximum impact and functionality.
White, wood, and marble blend in this beautiful Seattle home from Jessica Nelson Design.
A cool-toned color palette is balanced with wood floating shelves and a wood-wrapped hood.
Design byAshby CollectiveandRyan Street Architects/ Photo by Shade Diggs
While neutral in color, this kitchen from Studio McGee has a design that is anything but boring.
A welcoming tile backsplash, as well as gray-and-white cabinets, plus brass lights, make it feel fresh.
Marble makes quite the splash in this midcentury Houston home from Mary Patton Design.
Michelle Berwick Design
White cabinets allow the gray-and-pink stone to shine.
This kitchen from Emily Bowser features a mix of colors and materials.
There aregreen cabinetsand butcherblock, as well as gray cabinets and a marble countertop.
Maite Granda
Gray and white pair seamlessly in this classic kitchen from Calimia Home.
This kitchen is classic with gray countertops, silver pendants, and white Shaker-style cabinets.
It even features a pop of color with navy stools.
Arbor & Co.
White Cabinetry With Gray-Threaded Marble
Elevate a neutral, straightforward kitchen with a geometric, brick-like backsplash.
Want gray or white cabinetry?
Add in color with a unique backsplash or countertop choice.
Michelle Berwick Design
Layered Gray Textures
Fantastic Frank
Combine different textural elements in varying gray tones to add visual variety.
There’s a lot to love about Scandi design.
The best thing about a gray-and-white kitchen is the many complementary colors it’s possible for you to add.
deVOL Kitchens
Textiles and decor made from natural materials will also bring warmth.
Think wicker placemats and linen tablecloths.
Any neutral like olive green, navy, or beige are also timeless.
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Design byEmily Bowser/ Photo by Sara Liggoria-Tramp
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Design byChango & Co./Jacob Snavely Photography
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