Kitchen Cabinet Styles and Colors

A deep, grounded gray-blue on a traditional door — quiet enough for a calm kitchen, strong enough to anchor one.

Natural walnut cabinetry with distinctive grain, depth, and architectural character for projects where material presence is a central part of the design.

A timeless shaker profile with clean proportions and broad design flexibility — a practical starting point for both renovations and new construction.

The lightest Brooklyn door — a clean, warm white that keeps a traditional kitchen bright without going stark.

A deep navy that turns a Brooklyn kitchen into a statement without losing warmth.

A true mid-tone gray — the middle ground between the whites and the darks in the Brooklyn range.

A soft greige with a warm base — easy against both wood floors and stone counters.

An off-white with a gentle gray cast — softer than Brooklyn White, still unmistakably light.

A warm sand tone on the classic framed shaker door — quieter than white, still light.

A muted green shaker door that reads as colour without shouting about it.

A deep warm brown on a framed shaker door — closer to stained wood than to paint.

Shaker White with a flat slab drawer front — the same white, read as contemporary rather than classic.

A clean, architectural cabinet profile designed for contemporary interiors where simple lines and uninterrupted surfaces are the priority.

Light oak grain on a flat frameless door — warm without reading rustic.