The vintage feel of this yellow-walled kitchen bespeaks a European cottage.
From the well-worn pine buffet with wooden knobs and gallery rail to a teal-blue upper cabinet that looks like the leftover part from a cut-down bead board hutch, the roots of this kitchen are in the country. It also d it looks as if it might have been assembled over time. While it may lack modern appliances (note the old oven set into the wall below the picture) it resonates with charm — from the scroll work brackets over the French poster, to the colorful handkerchief valance over the window.
Dear Jane,
Have any idea of the color of yellow paint used in this kitchen? I am desperate for a yellow to compliment teal counter tops.
Thanks so much,
Lori
Hi Lori,
Actually I don’t have that info. But Duron Sugar Cookie should be very similar and Farrow & Ball House White is a bit paler. Perhaps one of those will be “the one” for you!