He Spray Painted the Orange Oak Cabinets Into a Two-Tone Design and the Kitchen Took on a Custom-Built Look
Many kitchen remodels start with demolition. This one started with paint. In a transformation shared by Instagram creator @pezzottipainting, the original orange oak cabinets received a dramatic update with Benjamin Moore Steam on the upper cabinets and Behr Bering Wave on the lowers, creating a two-tone finish that completely changed the look of the space. New brushed brass hardware completed the makeover. The kitchen still has the same layout, countertops, flooring, and appliances, but the combination of white upper cabinets, blue lower cabinets, and brass accents creates a completely different appearance. The original kitchen featured rows of orange oak cabinets across the perimeter with a full-height pantry cabinet beside the back door. The warm wood finish covered much of the room and became the dominant visual element. Combined with granite countertops and a matching wood hood, the…