Kohl's launches Food Network kitchenware line

[isilzha]

I thought I remember reading one of those books that tells you what colors are good for what areas of the house and orange is supposed to be a food color.

[BerryBaby]

I still don't think it is a soothing color for a kitchen or any room. Maybe it's an age thing...I'm past the bright colored walls.

[Food Network Fan]

I have a lot of yellow green and red in my kitchen.

[Callisto in NC]

Originally Posted by isilzha

I thought I remember reading one of those books that tells you what colors are good for what areas of the house and orange is supposed to be a food color.

That's one of those "says who?" type statements. I can't even watch Rachel's show with those orange cabinets, no way am I having that color in my kitchen.

[Food Network Fan]

Originally Posted by isilzha

I thought I remember reading one of those books that tells you what colors are good for what areas of the house and orange is supposed to be a food color.

The choice of site colors here on the forum are kinda based on that. Green and Orange are supposed to be connected in the mind with food. I am not sure why.

[Callisto in NC]

So if Orange is associated with food. Why is the Food Network logo Red?

[Food Network Fan]

I thought it was green.

[Callisto in NC]

Apparently, it's a lot of colors

[Food Network Fan]

Oooo pretty!

[Lucy]

I was in Kohl's yesterday and went browsing through the kitchenwares section. I wasn't really all that impressed with the FD kitchenware line. Our Kohl's is in the same plaza as Bed Bath and Beyond, and I was in BBandB just before stepping into Kohl's. I found a lot of stuff to be a bit overpriced.

I did notice that they sold Rachael's "garbage bowls". I don't quite understand the concept of that. I normally keep my garbage can under the sink and just pull it out when I'm cooking. I don't see the need to dirty up yet another dish. Lord knows I hate cleaning up dishes as it is. Besides, I don't find the bowls very attractive.

As for kitchens...I much prefer lighter tones. My walls are currently plain white, but I want to paint them a soft yellow color. I'd also kill for Ina's green striped walls. If I or someone I knew could paint stripes, I'd do it in a heartbeat, or even if I could find comparable wall paper, and I hate wallpaper.