However, not all colors are created equal since some can actually make your space feel cramped or outdated.
Yet designers warn that a yellow kitchen can grow tiresome.
“These colors can easily make the space feel outdated and create a sense of claustrophobia and stress.”
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What to Use Instead: Alabaster
If yellow catches your eye, dont dismiss it.
After all, there’s probably no better color to add a sunny disposition to your space.
A soft, yellow-based cream like alabaster will brighten your kitchen without overwhelming it.
Sabah Mansoor Design/ Photo by SEN Creative
Sabah Mansoor Design/ Photo by SEN Creative
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Kitchens that appear bright white online are usually cloaked in a much softer hue in real life.
It has a white appearance but has a depth that prevents it from feeling too cold or stark.
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Red hues are often better suited for spaces like a local diner rather than your personal kitchen.
Even worse, black can be an unforgiving shade when it comes to things like fingerprints and grease splatters.
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