From reading very briefly of the article, it appears that they may be a custom color. Or even multiple colors as the uppers and lowers maybe be slightly different (although this could be the light).
Asking for the color of specific cabinet is really only useful if you are going to get that exact brand, as if you look at a Red Camaro vs a Red Firebird. Their colors could be very far apart. Cabinet companies often make their own color to give their cabinets a unique look and then they name the color whatever they want.
If you are looking to match something you see, you could probably buy a sample piece, give it to your painter and let them see if they can match it.
This way might be difficult if the finish you are looking for uses baking or acrylics but would be your best bet to match.
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GC here. I second u/beralt comment. The kitchen designer we work with a lot uses W. W. Wood products. Their colors are unique to their brand. We found out the hard way when we tried to use a Sherwin color that looked really close in the store light and didn’t when we let a cabinet door dry at the clients house. You can get really close if you take that image into the store and find a chip that matches.
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From reading very briefly of the article, it appears that they may be a custom color. Or even multiple colors as the uppers and lowers maybe be slightly different (although this could be the light).
Asking for the color of specific cabinet is really only useful if you are going to get that exact brand, as if you look at a Red Camaro vs a Red Firebird. Their colors could be very far apart. Cabinet companies often make their own color to give their cabinets a unique look and then they name the color whatever they want.
If you are looking to match something you see, you could probably buy a sample piece, give it to your painter and let them see if they can match it.
This way might be difficult if the finish you are looking for uses baking or acrylics but would be your best bet to match.
GC here. I second u/beralt comment. The kitchen designer we work with a lot uses W. W. Wood products. Their colors are unique to their brand. We found out the hard way when we tried to use a Sherwin color that looked really close in the store light and didn’t when we let a cabinet door dry at the clients house. You can get really close if you take that image into the store and find a chip that matches.
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Grey!
this looks like the color we chose for our island. I believe it was [“maritime” by Diamond cabinets](https://www.diamondcabinets.com/products/finishes/maritime/maple)
Midnight blue Satin finish membrane