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Cabinets for everyday spaces

Kitchen cabinets.

Doors and drawers,
colors and more.

New cabinets start with a few useful choices. Pick a door style, a finish and the storage you need. We’ll help fit them to your kitchen.

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Ideas for your space

Three ways to make it your own.

Illustrative example: warm white Shaker kitchen with brass hardware and an island — Illustrative image

Warm white & brass

A light, welcoming combination with an island for storage and seating.

Illustrative example: natural oak kitchen with black hardware and a coffee area, without an island — Illustrative image

Natural wood & black

Warm grain, dark handles and a coffee area that keeps the daily routine together.

Illustrative example: two-tone kitchen with warm off-white uppers, blue-green lower cabinets and island, and nickel hardware — Illustrative image

Off-white & blue-green

Soft off-white above, blue-green below. Nickel hardware ties the two finishes together.

01 / Door styles

Start with the door.

Four familiar styles. The frame and panel give each one its character.

Shaker

A flat center with a simple frame. Easy to pair with many hardware styles.

Slim Shaker

A narrower frame for a lighter, quieter outline.

Slab

A flat front without a frame. Simple lines and an uncluttered look.

Raised Panel

A shaped center panel adds depth and a more traditional detail.

02 / Colors & finishes

A little warmth.
Or a little contrast.

White / warm white

A light starting point. Compare samples in your own room.

Natural wood

Visible grain gives the room warmth and variation.

Gray

A neutral choice that can lean warm or cool.

Color / two-tone

Try a contrasting island or a different finish on lower cabinets.

Illustrative color swatches. Other colors are available; final finishes are chosen from samples.

Painted

Clean, consistent color. A good place to start when you want the finish to read evenly across the room.

Stained

Shows the natural wood grain. Expect variation from one door to the next.

03 / Hardware

Small details.
Used every day.

Knobs

A compact choice for doors and smaller drawers.

Pulls

A comfortable grip with a curved or shaped profile.

Bar pulls

A straight handle with a clean, simple line.

Common finishes include black, brass and nickel. Try the grip as well as the look.

04 / Storage options

A place for what you use.

Deep drawers

Keep pots, pans and larger items easy to reach.

Trash pull-out

Keep bins tucked behind a matching cabinet front.

Pantry storage

Make groceries and dry goods easier to see.

Drawer organizers

Separate utensils and smaller everyday tools.

Corner storage

Discuss access to the space where two cabinet runs meet.

05 / Your layout

A few things to think through.

Island

Consider the storage you need and the room to move around it.

Pantry

Look at what you keep on hand and where it makes sense to store it.

Upper cabinet height

Balance useful storage with what you can comfortably reach.

Drawer storage

Decide which items are easier to lift out of a drawer than reach into a cabinet.

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A straightforward next step

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