Thanks. Based on earthy tones In your Splashback and bench top the cabinetry colour appears quite overpowering. How about 1/2 strength Dulux ecru which works with the other tones in the space (incl tone of Splashback and bench top)? The Haymes / Whitewash palette (no.2 or 3 perhaps another good choice). I was liking Dulux 1/2 strength Grand Piano but without knowing floor then it may come off too grey against yellow. Consider getting sample pot for 1/2 ecru and painting in corner shown in pic. Have you thought about painting cupboards? Handles... Based on profile of cabinets then consider range from Lek supply or Castella (look at their online products). Nothing too modern. Vintage pewter handles would suit profile.

Hi Bradleys54, as you are creating a 'contemporary' style home, I would keep your kitchen finishes nice and simple - white on white. Then bring in colour variation by selecting a paint colour in a gorgeous, sophisticated grey, for the surrounding walls/bulkhead. Taubmans Cloudburst or Taupe Grey are both great interior colours. Your white kitchen will look fresh and crisp inside this colour. Consider a mirrored or grey kick face to your kitchen to work in with this scheme and glass pendants with grey or black fittings. I'm assuming that window will become your Kitchen Splashback.. If you wanted to steer away from an 'all-white' kitchen, then you could select Caesarstone's sleek concrete for your kitchen island bench top only, which would work in beautifully with they grey interior paintwork. Good luck!

Hi, Have you considered a light Oak joinery, those colours would be amazing with a bit of timber. If the room is small, you can use a combination of Oak and White to create a modern vibe. this is probably not the style you are going with but you get the idea. And as per the photo brass is a very current addition to this colour scheme. Best of luck with your project! MKG

The cabinets are like a off black if rhat makes sense and bench tops are turbine grey. thinking of pulling the tile splashback in walk in pantry and laundry and leaving bathroom as it doesnt look bad in there for some reason. thouhts ? would painting the splashback a solid colour be out of the question for walk in pantry/ laundry?