Start with Deep Navy on the cabinets. It is rich and grounded, the kind of dark blue that feels dressed up without trying too hard. In a kitchen it reads classic, hides fingerprints and scuffs better than a pale finish, and gives the whole room a calm anchor to build around. Morning light cools it down; evening light makes it look almost black and cozy.
To keep the navy from feeling heavy, wrap the walls in Greige, a warm gray-beige that softens everything and lets the cabinets be the star. Then bring in Aged Brass wherever metal shows up, on the handles, the faucet, and a pendant or two. Put the navy on the lower cabinets, the greige on the walls and any open shelving, and let the brass tie it together in small, glinting touches.