Timeless White Kitchen Cabinetry
Recent Articles | Abigail Stainer | December 2, 2009 at 10:47 pm
A white kitchen never goes out of style. White kitchen cabinets are the equivalent of a little black dress, perfect for almost any occasion, able to be dressed up or down, fitting no matter what your personal style. For this reason, white paint is by far the number one requested finish for kitchen cabinets.
White kitchen cabinetry can serve many purposes other than just plain being beautiful. White kitchen cabinets can be a foil for a bold countertop choice, a dark wood floor, whimsical wallpaper or funky accessories in an array of colors. White kitchen cabinetry can also make a small kitchen feel more spacious, or a dark kitchen seem brighter.
A white finish looks good on any style of kitchen cabinetry. Whether you are choosing a traditional raised panel door, a simple recessed flat panel, a casual bead board, or a modern slab door, white paint will look good on it. Best of all, if your tastes change over the years, with white kitchen cabinetry, you have a better chance of just being able to change the details of your kitchen and produce an entirely different look.

White kitchen cabinetry going all the way to the ceiling was an excellent choice for this tight on space galley kitchen. The white finish makes the space feel bigger; the height of the kitchen cabinets gives the space more visual height. The white finish is also the perfect foil for the rich wood floors and grey stone countertop. With this neutral color scheme, different accessories could easily be swapped out over time or for different holidays to give the kitchen an ever-changing look.
With the variety of doors styles and the two different countertop materials, the white finish on the kitchen cabinetry here acts as a unifying element.
The worn natural wood floor, the shiny glaze of the backsplash tile and the natural clear finish of the maple countertops are brought together by the white kitchen cabinetry. This kitchen is about simple elegance: a variety of textures in a muted color palate. The white kitchen cabinetry is the foil on top of which everything else is placed.
This kitchen walks the line between country and modern. The worn wood half log ceiling beams, the turned post high chair, and the white porcelain farm sink with flanking split posts are the elements that hint at a casual country style. The high gloss subway tile back splash, grey slate tile floor and the jet black countertop give it a cool modern vibe. The white kitchen cabinetry is the perfect way to straddle these seemingly dissimilar styles. By using a slab drawer front mixed with a shaker, recessed flat panel door, the kitchen cabinetry acts as a perfect mediator.
There are a lot of things going on in this very small space, a blue ceiling that bleeds into the walls, bead board paneling to the seven foot mark, louvered shuttered windows, a natural brick floor in a basket weave pattern, Americana prints, three different medium brown wood elements and stainless steel appliances. What keeps this kitchen looking quaint instead of overcrowded? You guessed it- the white kitchen cabinetry.
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Reading blogs like this one always makes me feel like a kid with his nose pressed up against the window in a taffy shop! The home we have is the one we will keep, and it is a tract home, which absolutely lets out the wonderful modern designs I am always coming across in my Internet surfing. The only way to achieve something like this for us would be to completely remodel the exterior of the home—and the interior as well! Much too expensive, to be sure! But it’s an idea I find myself fantasizing about from time to time, especially when I see designs like these. There is a real glory to what has been done here, and I thank you for sharing these concepts with us.
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Fantastic site! I’m in the middle of my own kitchen renovation and was surfing the web for innovative ideas and keen design insight. I found both and much more right here! Your comments about mixing styles and having the classic white kitchen cabinet tie the different elements together was the solution to my problem!
My renovation is a mix of old and new. I “inherited” white melamine modern frame less cabinets from my parent’s beach house. I liked the idea of being a little green and recycling the old but very usable cabinets but feared the modern style would look out of place in my older country style home. While I’ll eventually replace the slab fronts, I’m “committed” to white. I also have uncovered a rustic four inch wide t&g wood floor under four layers of vinyl, linoleum, asbestos, and a sticky tar goo. Plus two for the green recycling effort! I’m going to build my own concrete counter tops to tie in with the rustic elements of the distressed floor.
The classic white kitchen examples calmed my design angst about mixing styles. I thought that the white would be a negative but after viewing the examples that are shown it;s turned out to be a positive! Thanks a lot! I’m a Realtor and I’m adding your blog to my list of recommended sites for my clients to gather expert advice and insight. I hope that my comments will lead to business for you. Joe