Cornflower Blue

This sweet, Midwestern shade looks extra fun when incorporated with a patterned tile. Install the tile all the way up the way for a fun backsplash that just won't quit.

Hunter Green

This trendy shade makes any kitchen look fresh and modern. Keep things bright by pairing the color with white backsplash and funky tiled flooring.

Sunny Laquer

This sleek material comes in plenty of bold colors, is super durable and can transform a traditional kitchen into a contemporary showstopper.

Opposite Shades

Colors that fall opposite each other on the color wheel (like blue and orange or yellow) become fast friends in this happy kitchen.

Rustic Green

A farmhouse kitchen in rural Connecticut copied the greenery outside for a laidback retreat. Skipping the Block Island in lieu of a warm wood table makes the room feel much larger.

Dark Gray

This isn't just any ho-hum neutral. The owners of this tiny Brooklyn home pumped up the trendy choice with hints of rich brown.

Burgundy Red

Match your merlot to your cabinets for a kitchen that's ready to have a good time. An emerald chair adds the finishing touch, without veering into Christmas color territory.

Pink Things

It doesn't have to look like Barbie's Dream House. A darker magenta feels right at home in a grown-up space.

Kelly Green

What might have been a pretty traditional black-and-cream kitchen gets a welcome burst of brightness with a backsplash in a happy hue called "kelp."