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[stevieb]

It's interesting if you like ultra modern and you really love-love-love turquoise, but it's not on my radar for a kitchen re-do.

[spiderw]

While I like the turquoise I see the area as too sterile and cold.  

[Tadaki]

Interesting thread as I didn't know turquoise was a kitchen color in the 80s.  I do like it, except for the pull out stove.  Just could see too much going wrong with that.  And I'm a fan of the sterile look, especially in the kitchen.  

[debcakes]

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@DREAMON wrote:

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@proudlyfromNJ wrote:

My aunt had a kitchen like this in the fifties/sixties. All cabinets turquoise. It was the latest thing for her area at the time. Of course it wasn’t quite as sleek but for the time it was modern looking.

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@proudlyfromNJ ,

My Aunt had a turquoise kitchen  in the 60's too..I loved it and wished we had it in our house. It was a lighter turquoise.

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And my aunt had a nice modern kitchen with all built ins and all the appliances were turquoise.  The house was built in 1959. I loved it. Not that I had seen many kitchens other than our own in the late 50s but they were the first built ins and the first colored appliances I had seen.

[Flatbush]

I like turquoise, but this is too intense and too much of it.

[Citrine1]

Holy turquoise, batman.  Way too much.

[Bird mama]

Even though it's a cool idea, I don't know that I would ever get a pull out stove.  I have a Dacor cooktop that is above the silverwear drawer.  I like the cabinetry in the kitchen and I would also like to replace the Dacor cooktop.  I can speak from experience that it is difficult to find a replacement that 'fits', regardless of brand.

[wilma]

No. That’s way too much turquoise for me. 

[ScenicMaine]

Really like the turquoise color - but instead of the modern style, it would be better in contemporary I think.  Needs some accents such as the cabinet door handles & another pop of color on the backsplash.

[faeriemoon]

I'm surprised I'm the first one to respond "yuck."