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12 Stunning Two-Toned Kitchens

April 4, 2017
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Must love a great two-toned kitchen.  Right? Because of my new COCOCOZY Color Block rug collection, I am all about the color blocking in home decor this season.  About a year ago, my mother had her lower cabinets painted a lovely blue and her upper kitchen cabinets painted white. It is nice to have a mom who is instinctively ‘on trend’!  Love the idea of juxtaposing large monochromatic blocks of color in a room.  I am doing a room makeover for a girls’ room right now.  My little “clients” love pink.  I decided to give them a color blocked room with a perfect pink ceiling and white walls.  It turned out sooooo cute.  So since I am all about two-toned spaces and things…today I bring you 12 stunning two-toned kitchens.  Hope you enjoy!

 

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This kitchen is perfect.  Love the white upper cabinets with brass pulls, the marble tile backsplash and the grey lower cabinets.  It all works!

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Two toned kitchen with neutral on neutral.  Love it!

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Subtle contrast again.  Pale green and white on top!

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Wood toned lower cabinets and island contrast nicely with the lighter counters, backsplash and hood.

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This one is a little different kind of two toned.  A dark grey marble backsplash contrasts with the all white modern kitchen.

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Which of these looks do you like best?  I am liking the neutral on neutral!  What other rooms might you color block?

xo

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Photo Credit: Elle Decor; E Interiors; Maison de Pax; Foster Hill Design; Domino; Home Bunch; Decor Pad; Carla Aston

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    April 7, 2017 at 3:12 AM

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