Paint colour recommendations

[OhToBeASeahorse]

Having our kitchen redone and wondered if anybody had used a shade that they think could work. I find the testers are so often not what they look like!

Kitchen cabinets are navy, tops are slightly sparkly white quartz, floor is a mid oak. We have a brightly coloured (pinks/blues/oranges) piece of art which will take quite a prominent place.

Assuming a neutral but do we go slightly grey? Or cream? Or blue?

All.our woodwork is Dulux Timeless.

Any of them .........might depend on the shade of the floor. Whether a goldie mid oak, or a pinky mid oak. I can't get past putting testers on the wall as the only sure way.

Dulux have a really good app, you take a picture of the wall/walls you want painting and then can try the colours on the wall. We used it and the colour transferred from screen to wall really well. No colour distortion

I wouldn't go grey with that combination. As pp have said, floor tone will have a huge influence & paint big strips of lining paper with tester pots & move them around the room at different times of day to see what they look like in different light.

With the floor, units & worktop colour I would go brilliant white and let the artwork give you the colour

Brilliant white would make the navy, oak and colourful artwork pop
Yes it's not exciting

Can you post a pic at all? I agree about not using grey, Dulux Timeless has a more cream colouring to it which grey wouldn't go with. If you painted the woodwork our brilliant white you'd have more colour options. Valspar have so many colours and their colour chart cards are in most B&Qs. Took us a while but decided on Moon Shade by Valspar and it has a blue element to it even though it's grey.

I'd go pure brilliant white as a pp said.

Kitchen isn't in yet so I can't take a picture.

This is all really helpful, thanks. For the downstairs loo we are going a really strong, dark colour which was so much easier to decide on!

I'd go neutral with a pinky undertone. F and B Dimity for example.

Gosh that is beautiful!!!

We have a very similar kitchen. We initially painted the walls grey. It just didn't work at all.
We've now got it farrow and ball shadow white and it's beautiful!

I saved this photo from a DIY page I'm on. It's not my photo. I saved it because I love the colour scheme for the kitchen and I'd like similar for when we do ours.

Their floor and worktop colours are the opposite way around to yours, but I think they have the walls right with white.

I'd definitely paint it brilliant white.