When you’re going through the plan for your new kitchen with your team of remodelers, it’s easy to let the details slip through the cracks. But those details are the finishing touches on your dream kitchen, so you don’t want to forget them! If you’re remodeling your kitchen, you have a lot of decisions to make, including the cabinet colors. You can leave this decision until later—for example, after you’ve chosen your countertops—but you still need to keep it in mind.
If you’re stuck on cabinet colors, our team of remodelers at All Work Construction has some ideas. Here are some timeless colors to inspire you.
Off-White: Soften the Look
For many people, white cabinets are the obvious choice. However, bright white cabinets can feel sterile and lack personality. If you still want the clean look of white cabinets but softer and with some personality, consider off-white. There are countless shades to choose from, and you can opt for warm or cool undertones to match your preferences and other color choices.
French Blue: Immediate Sophistication
If you want a little color in your kitchen but want to avoid brash or tacky hues you might regret choosing, consider French blue. This calming shade has green and gray undertones, so it feels warm without being too bright. It goes well with both natural wood and white accents, and brass-colored hardware creates a look of warm and cozy elegance.
Burgundy: Bold and Vintage
If bold is your style, we suggest giving burgundy a try. Burgundy is a common color in vintage designs and color palettes, so it’s a great choice for making a statement that won’t feel dated in a few years. Like French blue, it goes well with white and natural wood, depending on whether you want to lean into the vintage look or give it a modern twist. If you’re leaning modern, we suggest pairing it with brushed chrome or black hardware. On the other hand, if vintage is more your style, brass accents look purposefully old-fashioned.
Expert Kitchen Remodelers at All Work Construction
When you’re ready to upgrade your kitchen, call our remodelers at All Work Construction. We’ll walk you through every step of the process to ensure you are completely satisfied with the finished product.
