Room-by-room finish specifications aligned with the brand palette.
Walls → Baseboards/Counter → Cabinets → Hardware → Flooring — a smooth tonal transition from light to dark.
Option A (Warm & Tonal) creates a cohesive, enveloping feel — calm and reassuring without feeling clinical. The Soft Sand cabinets sit between the Warm Cream walls and the dark walnut floors, creating a gentle gradient from light to dark.
Option B (Modern Contrast) introduces Charcoal cabinets that echo the depth of the walnut floors, while the light walls and countertop provide breathing room. This reads as established and confident.
With dark walnut flooring already in play, Option A may be the stronger choice — it provides a smoother tonal transition (light walls → mid-tone cabinets → dark floor). Both use Wet Stone (#ad9585) hardware and a light countertop to bridge the palette.
| Element | Color | Hex | Nearest Paint Match* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walls | Warm Cream | #fbf7f4 | BM White Dove OC-17 / SW Alabaster 7008 |
| Cabinets (A) | Soft Sand | #d5c3b4 | BM Smokey Taupe 983 / SW Macadamia 6142 |
| Cabinets (B) | Charcoal | #2e2e2f | BM Wrought Iron 2124-10 / SW Iron Ore 7069 |
| Hardware | Wet Stone | #ad9585 | Brushed bronze / champagne bronze finish |
| Countertop | Light Linen | #ece8e2 | Light quartz (e.g., Caesarstone Calacatta Nuvo) |
| Flooring | Dark Walnut | #4a3728 | Dark walnut hardwood (already specified) |
| Baseboards | Warm White | #ece8e2 | BM Simply White OC-117 / SW Extra White 7006 |
*Paint matches are approximate. Always confirm with physical swatches.
Same Warm Cream walls and dark walnut flooring. Cabinets in these areas can use standard white or light gray for practicality, but hardware should remain champagne bronze for consistency.