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A color expert shares the 9 shades you should use in your kitchen this year

Janice CostaSep 6, 2023, 21:22 IST

The color expert recommends you incorporate green and teal into your kitchen.Bulgac/Getty Images; Nikolas Gregor/Shutterstock

Color expert Amy Wax, creator of the Color911 app, shared the hues to add to your kitchen right now.
Warm woody browns and fresh greens create a fresh and earthy kitchen space.

Nature-inspired colors like gray and beige add beauty and warmth.

Incorporate nature into the kitchen through earthy green, stone, or brown.alvarez/Getty Images

Green denotes a feeling of freshness.

Green can bring in a sense of cleanliness.Shutterstock

Muted retro colors, like soft teals and pinks, create a relaxing vibe.

Retro greens, teals, and pinks are coming back.Ground Picture/Shutterstock

Browns in wood look welcoming.

Woody browns have warmth and earthiness.chuckcollier/Getty Images

Brilliant blues make a statement.

Blues look friendly and playful in the kitchen.Hendrickson Photography/Shutterstock

Graphite adds dramatic flair.

Graphite is bold and dynamic.Richard Salamander/Shutterstock

Textured, silver metals offer understated elegance.

Silver stainless steel looks elegant when paired with darker hues.Alberto Guglielmi/Getty Images

Softer whites add warmth.

Soft whites look inviting.Ground Picture/Shutterstock

Accent colors like teal bring playfulness.

Teal should add joy to the kitchen.Nikolas Gregor/Shutterstock

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