Just a glimpse.
I have no idea how long it has been out there.
But it seems new to me.
(her inspiration):
And I love it.
Two toned cabinets. Differently coloured uppers from lowers.
In a way, the idea has been around since, like, forever:

They can be bold, shiny, modern:

Or old fashioned, gentled, laid back

Is there a reason the lower cabinets are darker? I think so, actually. Upper cabinets take up an extraordinary amount of visual space. They wouldn't be adequately anchored by a light coloured cabinet. The two exceptions? Well, the Kem-Glo ad has those red counter tops: that certainly adds balance. The blue and white IKEA kitchen? All I can say is that there's an extraordinary amount of white in that kitchen. And light.
Old-fashioned, retro, modern.
What's not to love?
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