Just because they originally chose a certain aesthetics for their home, they don't have to keep it forever. Homeowners can always make changes and changes to improve their space, and HGTV stars Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are proof of this. The co-stars of “Nate & Jeremiah by Design” withdrew after a long stay in California to New York City and put roots back in their breathtaking town house in NYC, in which they had already lived and renovated and that they were magically able to bought back on the east. A big decision that the couple made when they returned to the Fifth Avenue house was to reduce their black cupboards White – and they can also follow the example.
The core of the decision came at your request for an airy and lighter environment. “Our freshly updated NYC kitchen is a strong contrast to the former black cupboards that we originally installed,” wrote Berkus on Instagram and shared a photo. “We wanted the most frequently used room in our house to feel light, airy and calcareous, and it turned out exactly as we wanted it.” Your kitchen has huge windows that only start a few centimeters over the worktop and bend it all the way. Therefore, there is a lot of sunlight that causes these bright choices. The couple also combined the cupboards with a chic, dimensional marble option – Calacatta Turquoise Antico from Abc Stone, says Berkus.
How to choose your cabinet colors
If you want to take over some painting tips from Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brents HGTV-approved book, you can get your own bright, light kitchen by choosing white or other bright colors for your cupboards. The best thing about this upgrade is that the painting is cheap, quick and easy to change if you don't like the color you have chosen. As long as you properly prepare and prepare your kitchen cabinets – for removing hardware, cleaning the surfaces, grinding and priming – you can apply any color you want and see how the entire feeling of your kitchen area shifts.
In order to find the perfect cabinet color for a fresh kitchen, you should take into account the existing functions or the properties that you change in addition to this shift. Berkus and Brent knew that they wanted to replace their butcher block counters with chic marble, and the turquoise antic calacatta turquoise is a great color agreement with white cupboards. Consider taking a sample of marble into the color section with you, or vice versa so that you can make sure that your meters and closets are coherent. The same applies to floor coverings and furniture; You want to avoid colors that do not look good together and avoid overwhelming a room with too much color – if your chairs, tables and meters are all white, you may want to get a light yellow or green color for cupboards to have a contrast.