S/O Does anyone LIKE a white and grey colour scheme?

I like white walls.
I like white cabinets, but that would not be my first choice of colors.
I do not like gray anything.
I do not like different color cabinets. Meaning upper one color, lower another color). I like all the cabinets and the island(if there is one) to be the same color.

I am very matchy-match.

I prefer warm colors. One of the reasons we bought our current place was because while it had been gutted and remodeled in a modern style, they had stuck to beige, cream, and warm gray/griege. And then I brought in all my brightly colored furniture and accents because all neutrals makes me sad. Ha ha.

I don’t hate wood, though - our floors are dark hardwood, some of the furniture is dark stained wood, and we covered the vaulted ceiling in the family room with reclaimed cedar planks (lightly whitewashed) and a dark beam running down the middle. The light fixtures in that room are also dark wood and black metal. What I do not like is anything that looks too matchy or one-note.

I like grey, and also black and white. I do like that kitchen you posted, I also like wood flooring for the other rooms (dining, family, living, bedrooms).

I love the grey, white, black, navy blue color scheme with some wood accents.

Gray is the color of depression and white is the color of hospitals and insane asylums.

I don’t want any of that in my house.

I somewhat like the white and grey look I'm just tired of it because it seems like that is what is in every house for the last five years. For my own house I prefer bright colors. I'm slowly redoing my kitchen and my existing countertop is white and grey so I'll be incorporating some of that but also painting the walls a nice teal color to keep it from looking too sterile and HGTV for my liking.

Gotta love the staging in the second one you linked…all the white t-shirts hanging in the closet cracked me up. 😄

I painted the interior of my last house grey around 2012/2013. I obviously like the color, and always have, but it is dated to me just because it’s what I chose 10 years ago.

I also think it’s necessary to balance grey with warm wood tones, and a lot of people, particularly flippers, don’t, which gives a very cold, bland, sterile feel.

We went with “insane asylum white” in our current house. 🤪

Your upgrade looks great; wow, what a difference. Every new home I’ve looked at is done in neutrals — white, cream, black, gray. There is a reason for that - people like it and it sells. You can add any other color furniture, or accents, and it works. You can bring wood in via floors, a wood accent wall, and furniture (especially tables). Or you can do wood open shelving instead of cabinets. 

I loathe wooden kitchen cabinets, so dated and dull. Insane asylum chic ftw as far as I'm concerned. 

There is a lot of room between this gray look and the before of your kitchen. I have nearly the same kitchen cabinets. But mine are painted a medium taupe color. The walls are two shades lighter on the chip so a very light taupe. My counters are a cream color. And my soffits are painted orange. There is also open shelving with my brightly colored fiestaware. Fiestaware canisters. And a turquoise KitchenAid mixer on my counter. I also have a brightly colored stained glass window in my kitchen. I have stainless steel appliances.

My living room is a pale creamy yellow. All my furniture is a dark brown. My curtains are a blue with muted gray and taupe circle rings on them. When I do my dining room this spring, it will have the same color walls and curtains. I also will have a blue/white fabric on my dining chairs.

All the woodwork in my house is white. And my floors are real hardwoods in a very very warm medium toned wood. All the furniture in my living and dining rooms are a dark wood.

That creamy light yellow is in my opinion a colored neutral. I think there is a lot of room between gray/white and what you had in your old kitchen.

I saw pictures of your house remodel with the staging and it wouldn't have appealed to me. However, that would not have put me off as a buyer, but I would have had to paint before moving in. I wouldn't be happy there. I think there is such a thing as a good balance between color and neutral that can be had in common rooms. I also think that there needs to be some thought given to the style of the house as well. Most of these kitchen renovations that are going on in this style do not fit with the age of the house.

I would not be happy in a gray/white house. It doesn't fit with my mood disorder.

I'm really interested to know what you have in your house.

My kitchen has white cabinets, with beech worktops, terracotta floor and wall tiles, and the walls are painted pale blue. I love it. Other than that, we also have very little white and the only grey is in DH's man-cave.

Our bathroom is currently wood panelling with yellow painted walls and white sanitary-ware, but we're planning to take the bathtub out and replace it with a walk-in shower. When we do that, we'll change the colour scheme and we're thinking about white and grey, or white and mushroom. I don't want a cold-looking bathroom.

I do like the white and grey look, but not for us. We have a lot of cream and warm colours. Our house is not trendy, but it's comfortable and we like it.

I like your look for the kitchen. Personally I love color. I like white and gray as a base. My gray is more taupe/gray. I intended to paint my walls gray but I just couldn't do it so they went back to the light aqua green which I love. Floors are gray/taupe. Trim and cabinets are white. I really didn't think this gray trend would stick. There was a time in the 80's when gray was popular but that quickly changed to more beige tones and I expected the same this time but I was wrong.

I love cool colors - pale blue grays and green grays are so calming and peaceful to me. I have pale oak floors and it looks great.