I N S I D E S PA C E S k i t c h e n o p t i o n s
Range by KitchenAid
Range by CornuFé
Refrigerator by Smeg
So many possibilities... If you want to give your kitchen more personality, start with appliance colors. From subtle and contemporary to bold and confident, there is a color to fit every design scheme. Many manufacturers also offer changeable “skins” and knobs, so if your preferences change over time, your appliances can too. 36
Range by Viking Washer and Dryer by GE
set among white cabinets and a stunning marble or quartz countertop. The combination can be breathtaking. When thinking about colors, consider all hues, tints, tones, and shades as your selection can make a statement. For example, darker colors feel luxurious and sophisticated and are perfect for any contemporary, Parisian or Scandinavian design. White or lighter colors often evoke a casual or everyday feeling ideal for a traditional or cottage home. Bold colors such as cobalt convey a sense of confidence and reliability perfect for a modern, southwestern or Mediterranean style. And softer greens, blues and yellows perfectly reflect the casual elegance of our Lowcountry lifestyle. Unlike selecting colors for your home’s exterior, you have complete control over the color of your appliances within your kitchen, office, media room or laundry room. Today’s colorful appliances are just as durable as stainless steel. Harnessing the toughness of enamel, appliances of any color are easy to clean and able to withstand dropped pots or utensils to resist dents, chips or scratches. Of course, they also resist fingerprints and show beautifully to guests, family and friends. If you’re concerned that your color preference may change over time, manufacturers have thought of that, too. Some manufacturers provide “skins” allowing you to change the color of your appliances without having to replace them. “With the wide variety of appliance colors available today, homeowners can realize virtually any vision they have for their kitchen, laundry or any room in the home,” said Brantley King, President of BWA. If subtlety is your game, many manufacturers enable you
