Mustard Yellow Kitchen

mustard yellow kitchen cabinetsTaking a chance on an unusual color combination creates a dream country kitchen.

Canadian House & Home designed a five-star space in their 2011 Princess Margaret Showhome.  To-the-ceiling cabinets are painted No 7 Octagon yellow from Farrow & Ball.  The color is a nice contrast to the honed CeasarStone counters and matte black CornuFe range.  A stainless steel farmhouse sink is paired with a Franke bridge faucet.  Soft cream tiles are also taken to the ceiling to balance the upper cabinetry.  An open island provides space for prepping while the table gives guests a place to gather.  Simple pendants are a reproduction of enamel fixtures that are more often found in barns.  The offset floor tile is a nice change from the more common seen patterns.  This kitchen proves that risks are sometimes worth taking.

(Source: House & Home)

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5 Responses to “Mustard Yellow Kitchen”

  1. mbwife January 17, 2012 at 3:56 pm #

    Remember when they used to call this color Harvest Gold? It looks a whole lot better on the cabinets than it used to on appliances! The black accents are really what makes this look modern I think. I like mustard as a term much better, and am currently planning on using this color in my bedroom, I will have to add some black!

  2. Laura Trevey January 19, 2012 at 5:21 pm #

    I love the wooden island too ~ rustic and charming!!

  3. John B. January 22, 2012 at 9:12 am #

    This kitchen just grabbed my attention. I love the combination of the colors, even I agree with mbwife that more dark wouldn´t harm this space.
    The idea of the open island preparation table is great and I think that every woman (that cooks) would appreciate it. It allows you to stay in contact with your visitors or family, while preparing the meal. I´m curious about the two lights, because their look is very antique. It resembles me lightings from Eclectic Revival, which is one of the best lighting stores in Toronto.

    • Allison January 22, 2012 at 10:19 pm #

      John, the fixtures are from Restoration Hardware and are available in several finishes. Funny you mentioned Eclectic Revival – I ran across the site last week and enjoyed the video. Looks like a great place to spend time!

  4. Allison January 22, 2012 at 9:30 am #

    Glad you both enjoyed. mbwife, Jane wrote a piece last year – Yen for Yellow – using yellow in the bedroom.

    Laura, the rustic island, as well as the chairs and barn lights, are from Restoration Hardware.

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