This isn't my kitchen so I can't dish the details but it's one I had saved in my inspiration pics and it came to mind when I read your post:

[traditional kitchen design[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-kitchen-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_709~s_2107) by atlanta interior designer Dillard Design

Wow, gorgeous! Wish I knew the paint color. Thanks for posting!

If you're doing painted, I suggest that you get a sample of Ben Moore's mascarpone (AF-20). It's a very pretty creamy white. Not too yellow, not too grey.

Of course, my Fieldstone inset cabinets (to be ordered next week) are a near perfect color match for my (future) painted trim.

We used the Ben Moore color as our exterior *and* interior trim. For me, it's a perfect not quite white. Our exterior is a very strong spring green, but it also plays well with our interior wall color which is Restoration Hardware's The Right White. We have a lot of old heart pine and barge board, so I know the color also works with brown tones.

My cabinets are a mix of BM Linen White and White Dove (so grayer than Linen white but creamier than white dove...) It's similar to a BM color called Mayonnaise - I'll have to check out Mascarpone when I'm in the paint store again - which will probably be tomorrow!

Here's a pic of my kitchen cabinets:

Mine are painted BM Simply White...it is soft and creamy when compared to a stark white.

Mine are very creamy, buttery with a brown glaze. They are Schuler Oyster Vintage.

{{!gwi}}

I found finally Marcy96's kitchen details since I love her Nambion Granite and her kitchen cabinets that go so well with her creamy granite. I am trying to figure out what I want to do with my kitchen and my friend is also for his kitchen. Mary96, what is the width of your crown molding on top of your cabinets?