The kitchen cabinets are an old Duron Martha Stewart color called Patina #8075 with a white glaze on top and the walls are also Martha Stewart Tatami #8143 cut to half pigment. Duron was bought by Sherwin Williams, so they might be able to color match these colors.

I love your work. Everything is co-ordinated beautifully. And your detail makes the home look comfortable yet elegant. It is traditional with a modern twist. Love the style. I am currently moving to a 3000 sq ft townhouse in Toronto. We gutted it and have an open concept with lots of built ins. I am doing a transitional style and have bought all new furniture - I have windows on main floor only at each end but the back is floor to ceiling window and skylight upstairs. It has some natural light . Lower cabinets at tinted slightly natural oak. My floor is burnished bronze - little scraped look ( looks like oak with a bit of soot rubbed on) . I was thinking of painting the upper cabinets in Benjamin Moore OC 25 or Steam AF15. Upstairs I have Oak Laminate ( it is pretty with slight grain) and painting closets Possibly Classic Grey OC 23 or Grey Mist OC 30. I don’t want it too bright or look too dull. What do you suggest. Knobs on kitchen are black and brass. Looking forward to your help. What location is you company? Thank you in advance. Eva P.S. I am an artist and know colour but get confused when doing a project for myself.

Thank you for the praise and compliments. They are always very appreciated. I am located in the Atlanta, GA area, but work out of town as well.

With the lower cabinets being a wood grain(slightly timted natural oak), I wouldn't paint the uppers too white. I think that Steam and Cloud Cover are going to end up too white. Both Gray Mist and Classic gray are pretty colors. I tend to like Classic Gray more, but it is a cooler gray, so if you prefer a warmer gray, then go with Gray Mist. You might want to get samples of each and paint a few coats of poster board and bring them into the space to see which you like better with a sample of the wood for the base cabinets.

It is always harder to make selections for yourself, so I completely understand.