Thanks so much...I was freaking looking at the tannish, khaki color that the kitchen opens up too. I have reddish terra-cotta walls now. I got some suggestions on here to change that color too. So heck maybe I won't have to paint all the walls..now that would be so awesome. Boxer pups..yesterday I put up a picture and asked whose kitchen was this..and they said it came from your file. Have u seen this post yet? Because that is the kitchen colors Iam aiming for..is that your kitchen? Thank you for all the advice and color samples..so kind of you You all are so awesome

Well, that's a loaded question and way too much can affect the answer. However, we have been really impressed with the Benjamin Moore Advance line of paint (and their Advance primer, you'll want to use a good primer too!) for cabinetry. We chose the nice, bright, crisp, and cool toned white of Chantilly Lace (in the BM Advance) when we painted our kitchen cabinetry and we are thrilled with it. It's not a soft white though. Whatever color of white you go with though, please choose a good paint made for cabinetry, it makes all the difference in the world... especially with a DIY.

What color is the wood work?

Definitely get the brightest bulbs for the can lights you can. It is amazing how lighting can transform a space. Paint could brighten the wall space. Devine white for the cabinets or the walls? Are you sure you want wood grey for the floors when everything else is so warm? You might consider finding a floor to go with the items that MUST stay like paint, counters and appliances. Maybe one with gray and beiges in it. I understand you want to paint the cabinets Devine White. I am not sure that would be the best color for those counters. Here are some beige cabinets with bright lights and similar countertops. off white kitchen cabinets to go with the counters this gray plank floor might not look terrible with the beiges in the kitchen you want to keep. here is a nice mix of beiges and gray that might be helpful in your moms kitchen