Tuscan Paint Colors for Your Kitchen

A Tuscan color palette is perfect for a kitchen, bringing in warmth, comfort and most importantly – hunger! The colors of northern Italy are a rich group of vibrant choices to create a reflection of golden fields and rustic walls. Add in some cool blue skies and green branches to finish the look. Here are the top ten Tuscan paint colors for your kitchen.

Benjamin Moore Firenze

Benjamin Moore Firenze is a great warm color that makes a good all over addition to your kitchen. The burnt orange works well as an accent or trim as well. Try it behind your appliances for a pop of bright.

Sherwin-Williams Garden Sage

Garden Sage from Sherwin-Williams is a muted green that will cool the bright oranges and yellows in a typical Tuscan Palette. While it’s warmer than most greens, it pairs nicely with deep reds and browns.

Sherwin-Williams Honeycomb

Sherwin-Williams’ Honeycomb creates a field of amber color perfect for the main color in your kitchen. Pair it with dark furniture and light trim to make a scheme that’s equally warm and clean.

Behr Serene Sky

Serene Sky by Behr is the winning blue choice when you are creating your Tuscan-inspired color scheme. Like the skies of Italy, this blue is cooling and airy. Use it in combination with the brighter and more vivid colors for a winning combination.

Behr Bicycle Yellow

If you have fields of sunflowers in your vision, consider using Behr Bicycle Yellow to invoke it. The color is bright and crisp, making it perfect as an accent or color for a breakfast nook.

Valspar Brazilian Brown

Much of the decor in Tuscany is riddled with heavy wooden beams and dark elements. Valspar’s Brazilian Brown gives newer painted walls the feeling of weathered and antique. Use the color to create drama in your room by adding it to trim or an accent wall around the stove.

Valspar Sunny Bordeaux

It’s not Tuscany without wine! Use Valspar’s Sunny Bordeaux to invoke to color of vino. The burgundy matches and contrasts nicely with some of the yellows and creams in our list. It works with the warmer colors and cools them off just a bit.

Benjamin Moore Interlude

Bring in a cool clay to chill out the warmer colors we’ve listed for you. It’s easy to be overwhelmingly warm with the colors that are associated with Tuscany. Benjamin Moore’s Interlude is a dark sand color that is a good neutral. It’s versatile and plays well with the other colors in the list. Try it as an accent or a main neutral.

Olympic Paints French Violet

Olympic Paints French Violet is a is it blue- is it lavender color that creates a muted purple in your scheme. Like the lavender bushes that grow in a Mediterranean climate, it’s a pop of purple in a sea of golds and oranges.

Devine Paprika

Within a Tuscan palette, you cannot escape red. Devine Color’s Paprika is a solid red choice without having undertones of purple or brown. It’s a bold color but doesn’t go too bright. Choose it for a dining room color paired with a cooler yellow or off white for a hearty match.