Small west facing kitchen - paint ideas?!

[FFirefly01]

Can anyone help? We have a small west facing kitchen with quarry floor tiles, wooden units, olive green cooker and can't decide on a paint. It was a bright yellow which is now a bit much, we have repainted the other day with Valspar fresh leaf which is foul. My DH wants something "bright" and not "boring" but I am wondering if we would be better if we went for something more neutral. We would like something that would add warmth. Are F&B worth it? Any ideas/advice gratefully received.

Could you post a photo? It can be easier to see a suitable colour this way!

Are your floor tiles terracotta? If so, with an olive green cooker, you already have a lot of colour. I would possibly look for a neutral tone of either of those colours. So very pale green (James White?) or a warm neutral for the terracotta. Also depends on how sunny the room is and which way it faces.

Thanks both! I will try and upload a photo. Its west facing.

Hopefully this link will work. It's west facing and the picture was taken in the late afternoon. photos.app.goo.gl/565grEew9bX8FVEL9

Are you going to keep the tiles? I wouldn’t go for a bright colour as it will look too busy. I suggest picking the colour of the softest pink of one of the tiles and using that as you have strong colours already in the wood and tiles themselves.

I would go with the sagey green in your tiles. It will tie in with the cooker then.

To be honest, I would go with plain white. There is a lot of colour in this room already-including the units, tiles, cooker and floor. It needs a plain background to give the eye a rest. And all your colours work well with white.

Thank you all for your very wise words. We have now put on the first coat of f&b new white and it looks amazing already, much calmer and bright. DH thinks it's all his idea and I don't care as I've got the one I originally wanted! Anyone want a pot of the bright green or egg yolk yellow that he originally thought might look "cheery" ??!!!!! 😂