Spice up your kitchen storage spots with decorative colors, finishes, and hardware. Whether you prefer a traditional look or something more modern, these design ideas go far beyond plain-old cupboards. We’ve got inspo on inspo (on inspo) for you, so you can finally tackle that big renovation.
Patterned Cabinets
Contents
- 1 Patterned Cabinets
- 2 Simple and Sleek Cabinets
- 3 Rose Gold Hardware
- 4 Gray Cabinets
- 5 Glass Door Cabinets
- 6 Blue Cabinets
- 7 White Cabinets
- 8 Classic Neutral Cabinets
- 9 Shelved Cabinets
- 10 Grooved Cabinets
- 11 Distressed Cabinets
- 12 Stained Pine Cabinets
- 13 Turquoise Cabinets
- 14 Raised Cabinets
- 15 Porthole Cabinets
- 16 Mixed Material Cabinets
- 17 Wooden Fencing Cabinets
- 18 Striated Cabinets
- 19 Wire-Brushed Oak Cabinets
- 20 Chicken Wire Cabinets
- 21 Glass Front Cabinets
- 22 Sliding Cabinets
- 23 Belgian-Inspired Cabinets
- 24 Wooden Fencing Cabinets
- 25 Striated Cabinets
- 26 Wire-Brushed Oak Cabinets
- 27 Chicken Wire Cabinets
- 28 Glass Front Cabinets
- 29 Belgian-Inspired Cabinets
- 30 Embellished Cabinets
- 31 Stainless Steel Cabinets
- 32 Opaque Glass Cabinets
- 33 Opaque Glass Cabinets
- 34 Contrasting Cabinets
- 35 Hardware-Free Cabinets
- 36 Mahogany Cabinets
- 37 Light Blue Cabinets
A classic white kitchen is timeless, but it can be a bit dull. To make it a little more interesting, add hidden details, like these diamond-patterned mesh cabinet inserts.
Simple and Sleek Cabinets
If your kitchen is open, airy, and full of natural light, add contrast with a bold color for the cabinets. That way, a deep gray or even black won’t feel too dark.
Rose Gold Hardware
Rose gold all day, every day. This feminine alternative to brass is perfect to update a farmhouse kitchen.
Gray Cabinets
Grays can soften the contrast between black and white. It’s also a complement to stainless steel in a kitchen.
Glass Door Cabinets
To add to an already elegantspace, add glass doors to kitchen cabinets. If you’re afraid of the mess inside, choose a glass with a pattern to disguise the interior. Problem solved.
Blue Cabinets
A bold color is ideal for a bar area. It’s cool and sexy, but won’t overpower your entire kitchen.
White Cabinets
Classic Neutral Cabinets
Shelved Cabinets
For a homey feel, try an island with cabinets and shelving. You can store your kitchen tools in the cabinets, then stack books on the shelves.
Grooved Cabinets
For a modern Provincial kitchen, try minimalist grooved cabinetry in a soft green. Now all we need is a pain au chocolat to go with it
Distressed Cabinets
Distress your cabinets to balance out a bold shade. To achieve this vintage blue, a blackened umber glaze was applied to the cabinets, then painted over with a turquoise glaze. Buffing, stippling, and scraping complete the timeworn look.
Stained Pine Cabinets
Pine cabinets work for anything from coastal to rustic to industrial decor. The gray undertones complement steel appliances.
Turquoise Cabinets
An unexpected turquoise huelivens up boring old white when peeking out from behind a cottage kitchen’s glass-front cabinets.
Raised Cabinets
Want the ultimate kitchen cleaning hack? Elevate your cabinets. Crumbs won’t accumulate by the kick plates, and the space benefits from the extra shot of light.
Porthole Cabinets
If you’ve got a beach house and aren’t afraid of a little whimsy in the kitch, you have to try porthole windows in your cabinets. Total nautical decor goals.
Mixed Material Cabinets
Shake things up by opting for two different materials. This kitchen used fir for the cabinets and installed stainless-steel drawers to match the metallic appliance fronts.
Wooden Fencing Cabinets
Combine fresh white paint and battered wood for a more relaxed look. Dreaming of our future farmhouse now.
Striated Cabinets
To warm up a modern kitchen, it’s all about adding light. A glossy finish on cabinets bounces light back into the room.
Wire-Brushed Oak Cabinets
Using rustic materials heightens the sense of comfort. This look is part farmhouse and part industrial.
Chicken Wire Cabinets
Whether you’ve got a country house or just decorate like you do, try chicken wire on the cabinets. It sounds shoddy but actually looks seriously cool.
Glass Front Cabinets
Clear glass fronts can show off your dinnerware. Add a rolling ladder and you can access the top shelves way easier.
Sliding Cabinets
The handcrafted cabinet doors of this Japanese-style kitchencleverly slide open instead of swinging out, taking up less room.
Belgian-Inspired Cabinets
These traditional cabinets work in a rustic, traditional, or farmhouse-style kitchen. The cool color palette creates a calm atmosphere.
Embellished Cabinets
Gilded cabinetry is the way to help your kitchen live its most glam life. Accent it with a bold color on the walls.
Stainless Steel Cabinets
Take stainless beyond appliances. It’s a sleek and industrial look for cabinets, as well.
Opaque Glass Cabinets
Get the best of both worlds with clouded glass — the semi-transparent finish feels light, but still offers concealed storage. No one needs to see what’s behind those doors.
Opaque Glass Cabinets
Get the best of both worlds with clouded glass — the semi-transparent finish feels light, but still offers concealed storage. No one needs to see what’s behind those doors.
Contrasting Cabinets
Adding contrast when you want to keep the color palette white is challenging, but that’s where hardware comes in. Add dark rustic hinges to up the country kitchen vibes.
Hardware-Free Cabinets
Skip knobs and hinges altogether. Drawers with cut-out handholds keep it simple while warm wood prevents it from feeling sparse.
Mahogany Cabinets
Mahogany is timeless and adds a luxurious feel to a kitchen. It also compliments gray tones and contrasts white marble
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