I have a "temporary" microwave counter that I made for our kitchen, knowing that it would only be there for a few years. When we do the new kitchen, out it goes. But, even so, I did the best job I knew how to do with that counter, and it still looks good. And it's still in our kitchen, because some ten years later, we do still not have a new kitchen. So, I'm glad I made that counter when I did and put the amount of work into it that I did. Truthfully, itÂs the best looking part of the kitchen! The one problem area you might run into is matching the new painted cabinets to the old, because paint sometimes changes colors over the years. Kitchen grease will do that, but so will the sun and just oxidation. If I were going to paint now and add new painted cabinets later which I wanted to match the old, I would just go forward on the assumption that I would paint everything again when the new went in. That way everything would be guaranteed to match.

Check in and around these SW suggestions: Stone Lion Loggia Pavillion Beige Sanderling Tree Branch If it were Benjamin Moore I'd look at the following range: Fairview Taupe Kingsport Gray Ashley Gray Cromwell Gray Copley Gray Rockport Gray Crownsville Gray Gettysburg Gray Good Luck - just a starting off point - many of the ones that I listed seem to be in your range - some lighter and some w/ different undertones but all grayish taupish colors.

And it's translated from another language - too funny

I checked the Finished Kitchens Blog and there aren't any kitchens listed that used Schroll Cabinets. There may still be a GW member who has used Schroll but hasn't finished their kitchen. If you haven't found your way to the FKB, I've linked to it below. It is a wonderful resource. Here is a link that might be useful: Finished Kitchens Blog