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Wood and stucco are common features of Tuscan kitchens. If your space already has either of those materials, it's easy to extend the theme.

Rustic, nature-inspired Tuscan colors include brown, green, yellow, gold, and blue. This color palette creates a comfortable, cozy, and charming space where the family comes together. Accessories made of cast iron, copper, and ceramic tile further enhance the feeling of the Italian countryside.

A traditional color scheme and well-balanced black-and-white kitchens can be striking and elegant. Try painting the island and lower cabinets black and white cabinets above. A black and white tile backsplash brings it all together. Add brass hardware for a touch of warmth and sparkle.

Red and white in the kitchen gives a nostalgic feel, like a small-town diner or a picnic tablecloth.

Red is valued for stimulating the appetite, which is helpful for picky eaters. White feels clean and crisp. Bold red works well as an accent color for an island and lower cabinets. Paint white on the upper cabinets to create a spacious feeling.

Yellow, like red, is known to encourage appetites as well as social interaction. Pair a striking yellow with neutral gray tones for sophisticated balance. Dark gray and greige are trending colors and look fabulous in kitchens. Use yellow as a pop of color on walls, the backsplash, and furnishings.

Another option is to envelop the entire kitchen in one color. You don't have to stick to whites and neutrals, either. Make a vivid statement with a teal kitchen in Waterloo or Vanderberg Blue.

Add interest to the monochromatic scheme by using different finishes for the surfaces. The rule of thumb for sheen is to use matte or eggshell on the walls and high gloss or semi-gloss on the cabinets.