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Choosing the Right Color for Your Kitchen Cabinets
Renovating a kitchen is a big investment. So you’ll want a look that satisfies your style and stands the test of time. That’s why it’s important to consider kitchen cabinet colors early in the project.
White kitchen cabinets are a timeless selection. White can be both formal and casual, and it easily supports every imaginable wall color. White cabinetry also offers a gorgeous frame for white, black and stainless steel appliances. And white cabinets lend themselves easily to an open-shelving style for upper storage areas.
Although black kitchen cabinets aren’t as common, the results can be stunning. Black cabinets can create a dramatic vibe — whether modern or traditional in style. They pair well with both gold and silver hardware, and support light or dark backsplashes and countertops. Before choosing black kitchen cabinets, consider the amount of natural light in your space and how that’ll work to make your kitchen look larger or smaller, depending on your goals.
With the popularity of gray interior paint, more and more people are choosing gray kitchen cabinets. Delightfully neutral, gray cabinetry works well with white, black and wood tones — so if you’re considering a dual-tone kitchen, gray makes an excellent addition. If you choose gray for both top and bottom cabinetry, don’t be afraid to add a couple of glass cabinet doors for visual relief.
Blue kitchen cabinets are having a moment. From teal to navy, this soothing hue is popping up in home-fashion magazines. Blue cabinetry is incredibly neutral and works well with any color hardware, providing a classic, cool vibe with its crisp and tidy lines.
If you want something unique and eye-catching for your kitchen, reach for the paint and look for accent opportunities. A kitchen island or peninsula is a great place to add a splash of bright or bold color. And when the trend passes, it’s easy to transition into the next color trend.
A Lowe’s design consultant can help you explore all your cabinetry color options and combinations for free — in store or online. Lowe’s is here to help you build the kitchen of your dreams — whether you dream in color or in black and white.