I have been adding yellow and apple green with hints of red and creamy white to my modern style kitchen. This is a "before" photo, showing how truly neutral the kitchen is today.
Believe me when I say our kitchen is not this clutter free - it was this way because of a photo shoot and we needed to have everything very tidy.
Also these colors, apple green, yellow, and red all go well in the fall. Fall is my absolute favorite time. I can just see my pumpkins and gourds mixed into this color scheme so well.
In order to get more yellow, I decided to paint my knife blocks yellow. I have 2 inexpensive ones from IKEA.
So I started with the world's cheapest drop cloth to protect my island - a Sierra Mist box. Just split it open and use it to catch paint drips. Hey - it even has my colors on the box!
Then I used a free Glidden quart paint sample - Sparkling Mimosa - I wish they would run that sample program again! I must have about 8 free quarts! Fun colors to do little projects with :)
Here are the blocks in the middle of painting them. Notice the labels I am painting also, those are stickers that were white. I am going to use a sharpie or a paint pen and write flour, sugar, etc. on them and stick 'em on my canisters. Another touch of my Mimosa yellow! This color did not photograph well - I think I don't have enough light in the kitchen in the a.m. It is a bright sunny yellow with a pale green undertone, very citrus.
This is all for now, I will finish up this week and show you the results. I gotta run and take a kid to the dentist! I almost forgot......!
I am posting this on Wow Us Wednesdays on Saavy Southern Style. I am also posting this on Pink Postcard for that linky party as well.

Yummy colors. They're great for a kitchen and I like your WM cupcake holder with the apples. We hava a WM near us and they see me quite often. :) Great tip for using the Sierra Mist boxes. I like to recycle wherever I can, too.
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Babs
I love your idea of pops of color that can easily be changed!
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Penny
Your kitchen looks so nice! I love citrus colors. Thanks for the idea with the cloche and candle stick. I can picture what it would look like from your description!
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