That's probably one of the toughest questions ever. It's clearly a glazed finish for one thing, so whatever the base color is, it's firstly a white color (thousands of options), glazed, and photographed and then reproduced on the website. Unless someone knows that kitchen there would be no way to know.

Do you know the source of this photo? If it lists a designer, you can try calling to find out.

kitchendetective, the source of the photo was in a magazine on the computer. I called the decorator and she would not tell me the color.

Thanks!

Wow! What did she say? They usually will give more information than that.

she wouldn't tell you? that's so obnoxious! luckily, that look (which I love also) is available in lots of places - I bet you could take it somewhere (an upscale paint store?) and someone could help you figure it out.

I guess you'll have to mess around with various samples of paint on the wood you will be using. On my monitor, it looks as though I would start with SW Crisp Linen or Jersey Cream, and see how they look with brownish glazes over them. Given differing lighting, monitors, computers, photographic techniques, etc. that may be a shot in the dark!

i tried to duplicat it as well - SW Alabaster base - SW Hopsack Glaze with Satin Acrilic finish

Here is a link that might be useful: glazed

kitchendetective, Here's exactly what the decorator told me:

"The paint and stains inquired about are custom finishes sold exclusively with our cabinetry (not sold in stores). We would be happy to look at your plans and assist you with the kitchen design and components. Thank you again for your interest and we look forward to hearing from you! Thank you."

chips4000, did you try to duplicate the stain on the cabinets also? Any hints on what it might be? Thank you for the paint "recipe!!!" Also, I couldn't get into your link you sent.

Thank you!