How to Coordinate Kitchen Countertops with Accent Colors?

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Coordinate With Accent Colors

Accent colors can come from your favorite art piece, linens, furniture, plumbing fixtures, cabinet hardware, and even your range hood.

If there’s a shade you’re fond of, pick a countertop design that either matches or incorporates that tone in its pattern. The downside to this strategy is that your countertop may look out of place if you ever decide to change your kitchen’s accent colors.

While that shouldn’t discourage you altogether, it’s something to know before you sign on the dotted line.

This transitional San Francisco kitchen built by Singlepoint Design Build features a dark island top that coordinates well with its inky lower cabinets, creating a cohesive aesthetic among the wood, stone, metal, and painted finishes.