Brooklyn Midnight
A deep navy that turns a Brooklyn kitchen into a statement without losing warmth.
Seen in real kitchens
Midnight is the deepest colour Brooklyn offers — a navy dark enough to read almost black in the evening, but with enough blue in it to stay warm rather than severe.
It sits on the same traditional door as the rest of the range: a soft frame profile, solid wood boxes and dovetail drawers, full-extension soft-close glides and soft-close hinges, finished in a Sherwin-Williams coating.
Midnight is most often used on the lower cabinets and the island, with a lighter Brooklyn colour above. On its own in a smaller kitchen it works best with plenty of natural light and a pale counter.
At a glance
Door style
Traditional
Series
Premier
Color
Brooklyn Midnight
Solid wood cabinet boxes
Dovetail drawer boxes
Full-extension, soft-close drawer glides
Soft-close door hinges
Sherwin-Williams finish
Other collections to compare
Traditional
Brooklyn White
The lightest Brooklyn door — a clean, warm white that keeps a traditional kitchen bright without going stark.
Traditional
Brooklyn Gray
A true mid-tone gray — the middle ground between the whites and the darks in the Brooklyn range.
Traditional
Brooklyn Slate
A deep, grounded gray-blue on a traditional door — quiet enough for a calm kitchen, strong enough to anchor one.
Traditional
Brooklyn Fawn
A soft greige with a warm base — easy against both wood floors and stone counters.
Traditional
Brooklyn Pearl
An off-white with a gentle gray cast — softer than Brooklyn White, still unmistakably light.
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