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Why Your Kitchen Is the First Room to Repaint — And Why Summer Is the Perfect Time

  • PK Painting LLC
  • Jul 2
  • 3 min read

If you’re thinking about updating your home, chances are the kitchen is at the top of your list. This space is one of the most commonly repainted areas in any home, and that's for good reason.


At PK Painting, we see a clear trend every summer: homeowners want their high-traffic areas to feel fresh, clean, and modern. And nothing transforms a space faster than a fresh coat of paint.

Image of a kitchen freshly painted.

Why Kitchens Get Repainted First

  1. Daily Wear and Tear: Kitchens are used constantly with cooking, steam, water splashes, cleaning products, and general activity, all take a toll. Paint fades faster, peels more easily, and gets grimy more quickly in these spaces.

  2. Moisture and Humidity: This room is exposed to high moisture levels, which means it needs paint that can stand up to humidity. Over time, even the best paint can deteriorate in these conditions, necessitating a repaint.

  3. Style Updates: Tastes change, and the kitchens are often the first places homeowners want to modernize. Whether you're going for clean and minimalist or bold and colorful, paint is the fastest and most affordable way to update the look.

  4. Home Value Boost: Freshly painted kitchens are a huge plus when selling your home. They give the impression of a well-maintained, move-in-ready space, which buyers love.


Trending Kitchen Paint Colors for 2025 and Beyond

Looking for a fresh kitchen look that feels current and timeless? Here are the top kitchen paint trends we're seeing as we move into 2025:

  1. Earthy Neutrals: Warm taupes, soft beiges, and sandy tones are replacing stark whites and cool grays. These shades create a cozy, inviting atmosphere and pair beautifully with natural materials like wood and stone.

  2. Moody Accents: Deep navy, charcoal, and forest green are being used on kitchen islands, lower cabinets, or accent walls to add drama and sophistication without overwhelming the space.

  3. Soft Sage and Olive Greens: Greens continue to dominate in 2025, especially in kitchens. Sage and olive tones bring a sense of calm and nature indoors, making them a go-to for both modern and farmhouse-style homes.

  4. Warm Whites and Creams: If you want a clean, fresh look without feeling too sterile, warm whites and buttery creams offer the perfect balance. These shades brighten the space while adding softness.

  5. Two-Tone Cabinets: Two-tone kitchens are still going strong—think darker lowers with light uppers, or a bold island color paired with a neutral perimeter. It’s a smart way to add visual interest without going all-in on one color.


Why Summer Is the Ideal Time for Interior Painting

  • Better Ventilation: With windows open and fans going, summer makes it easier to air out spaces and speed up drying times.

  • Time to Tackle Projects: Many families take advantage of school breaks and time off to finally cross home projects off their list.

  • Paint Cures Better: Warmer temps and lower humidity (especially in Colorado) help paint cure properly, leading to a longer-lasting finish.


What to Expect When You Hire PK Painting

We specialize in kitchen repaints using high-quality, moisture-resistant finishes that stand the test of time. Our experienced team works quickly, cleanly, and with minimal disruption to your day-to-day life.


We’ll help you choose colors, finishes, and even recommend the best types of paint for your specific space and goals.


Ready to Freshen Up Your Kitchen?

Now’s the perfect time to bring new life to your most-used space. Whether you're prepping for guests, updating for your own enjoyment, or getting ready to sell, we’ve got you covered.


 
 
 

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