Coastal Blue & Driftwood Beige
Driftwood beige on the uppers and pantry, dusty coastal blue on the lowers and island. Warm and relaxed, and it pairs well with brass hardware and light oak floors.
- Uppers
- Driftwood Beige
- Lowers & island
- Coastal Blue
Colors
Cabinet colors that work on the coast
Bright Gulf light washes out pale colors and makes some whites look cold. We bring real paint samples to your estimate and paint a sample board in your kitchen's light.
Design inspiration: Coastal Blue & Driftwood Beige
Signature palettes
Two-tone kitchens for the coast
Our most requested look: lighter uppers with colored lowers and island.
Seafoam & Crisp White
Crisp white uppers keep the room bright; seafoam lowers and island bring in the color of the water. Brushed nickel hardware suits this one best.
- Uppers
- Crisp Coastal White
- Lowers & island
- Seafoam
Colors and paint matches
Pick a starting point
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Coastal Blue
Dusty sky blue for lowers and islands. Pulls from the Gulf horizon.
Paint matchesSW Lullaby (SW 9136) · SW Niebla Azul (SW 9137) · BM Beach Glass (1564)
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Driftwood Beige
Light natural taupe for uppers and pantries, like dune sand and weathered wood.
Paint matchesSW Accessible Beige (SW 7036) · SW Drift of Mist (SW 9166) · BM Pale Oak (OC-20)
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Seafoam
Muted sage with an aqua undertone, like the shallow emerald water.
Paint matchesSW Sea Salt (SW 6204) · SW Comfort Gray (SW 6205) · BM Healing Aloe (1562)
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Crisp Coastal White
Clean white with a little warmth. Matches white quartz and trim.
Paint matchesSW Pure White (SW 7005) · BM Chantilly Lace (OC-65)
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Pelican Gray
Mid gray for full kitchens or islands.
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Bon Secour Green
Deep green for islands and bars.
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Gulf Navy
Classic coastal navy island color.
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Pier Piling
Near-black for a modern kitchen.
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Screen colors are approximate. SW is Sherwin-Williams and BM is Benjamin Moore. Your final color is chosen from real paint chips and a sample board in your kitchen, and we can match any brand.
Sheen
Satin or semi-gloss?
Satin is our default. It hides minor surface texture and looks closest to a factory finish.
Semi-gloss is a little easier to wipe and suits rentals and busy family kitchens, but it shows every dent and brush mark on older doors.
Matte cabinet finishes look great in photos, but we only recommend them on doors that will not see much handling.
See colors in your own kitchen
We bring sample chips and paint a test board so you can see the color under your lights before you commit.