Hi, thank you so much! The green is Aqua Queen, the white is Ornamental Pearl (both by Taubmans) and the grey is Mineral Salt by British Paints. If you take a look at the whole project on my page there is a ton of information.

I agree with the previous comment. Find a local handyman with carpentry skills. He will source having the cabinet made to match. I have just organized our whole kitchen, you will find a 2 pac sprayer that can match your existing colour. There are many cabinet makers that will build the carcass, and a good handyman with carpentry skills can install.

Hi, usually with this construction style of cabinet and bulkhead the Bulkheads are the same colour as the walls (not ceiling) so to give the impression that the cabinets are sitting under the walls; like the first picture below. If you went this way I personally would use a neutral wall colour so to allow the cabinetry to become the feature. If you don't want to use the wall colour then you could alternatively consider using the same colour as your cabinets, just on the bulkheads. This will give you a similar effect to the modern method of taking cabinets up to the ceiling and finishing them with shadow moulds like our other kitchens below. It won't be the exact same design style but it will be similar and it will add continuity. This way you will preserve the strong colour that you have chosen without introducing another strong colour to your scheme. The very bottom image is of a kitchen that has used the same colour on their bulkhead; this may help give you an idea of what this will look like when you are finished and in your case the white cornices have also been put on. Hope this helps, Malcolm.

I think the use of finger-pull draws is excellent, a conservative choice for the available space. The high-gloss splashback is very suitable for the design and the addition of the fruits, plant and photograph make a nice addition in terms of colour. Great work!