Warm wood meets cool tones—with a perfect epoxy balance.
In this tutorial, we answer a common design question: “Can I have gray and white countertops if I have maple cabinets?” The answer is a confident yes—with the right blend of tones.
This custom epoxy pour brings together gray and white movement, softened with touches of gold and bronze to harmonize beautifully with the natural warmth of maple cabinetry. The result? A surface that transitions seamlessly between cool and warm tones, tying the whole space together.
What You’ll Learn
- Color Harmony Strategy – how to blend cool grays and warm wood tones without clashing
- Metallic Accent Use – subtle gold/bronze veins that warm up a neutral palette
- Custom Palette Mixing – balancing contrast and cohesion in epoxy design
- Installation Showcase – how the final piece looks in a real kitchen with maple cabinetry
- Design Tips for Transitional Spaces – when your vision and existing features need to meet in the middle
Why It’s Worth Watching
- Real-World Solution – perfect for homeowners trying to modernize warm wood kitchens
- Elegant Contrast – proof that gray and white can work beautifully with wood tones
- Custom Tones, Custom Fit – this isn’t one-size-fits-all—this is tailored epoxy design
Pro Tips from the Video
- Add warmth with intention—a hint of gold or bronze helps gray feel less cold next to wood
- Match undertones—look for shared tones between the epoxy and the cabinetry finish
- Don’t overcorrect—embrace the maple; design with it, not against it
