We sat down with MOSS Kitchen Designer Gina Hardesty to talk kitchen cabinet trends. “Kitchen cabinets are one of the most challenging elements to a kitchen remodel. Customers tend to ‘stress out’ over kitchen cabinets because they are such a dominant feature and have a huge impact on the space.”
Looking at recent trends can give you some ideas and inspiration when choosing your kitchen cabinets.
Doubling Up
Nowadays we aren’t just seeing one-color cabinets. Homeowners are getting creative with their cabinet colors by having the the upper cabinets one color and the lower cabinets another color.
The most common kitchen cabinet color combos our Kitchen Designers are seeing are:
White and grey for a timeless or transitional look, white and a bold color (blue, green, yellow etc. ) for a modern look, and white and medium rustic stain finish for a rustic or even urban feel.
Get Personal
One of the main reasons why you may want to double up on your kitchen cabinet colors? This allows you to personalize your kitchen even more. “Most people like the idea of personalizing their kitchen as much as possible. That’s one reason why you will see the two colors being used. It’s easier to get away with a bold color choice or even a different finish type if it is used as an accent color.”
Because of this, it is easier for a kitchen remodel to have its own unique feel specific to the customer’s own style and taste-- which is always a good thing!
Bold isn’t Out
While some would say that bold colors are on their way out of the kitchen, our designers have found that there has been a huge increase in requests for bold color paint finishes to be added to cabinetry collections. This just goes to show again that personalization is at the forefront when customers are designing their kitchens.
Did these kitchen cabinets make you drool? Talk to a kitchen designer like Gina today and get started on the kitchen of your dreams -- your cabinets will thank you!
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