Cabinet color sets the tone for your entire kitchen. A few simple guidelines make the decision much easier.
Start with what's staying
Look at your countertops, backsplash and flooring first. Pull a color that works with their undertones — warm or cool — instead of fighting them.
Classic and timeless
- Soft whites and creams brighten a room and suit almost any style
- Warm greige is forgiving and pairs well with wood floors
Bold but grounded
- Deep green and sage bring a natural, calm feeling
- Navy and charcoal look rich with brass or black hardware
- Two-tone kitchens — dark lowers, light uppers — balance drama and brightness
Test in your light
Colors shift a lot between morning and evening. Look at samples in your own kitchen at different times of day before deciding.
Don't forget sheen
Satin and semi-gloss finishes are easier to wipe clean and hold up better in a kitchen. We'll recommend the right sheen for your color and your household.
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