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39 Kitchen Trends 2023 - New Cabinet and Color Design Ideas
DANA GALLAGHER
While the all-white kitchen will probably never go out of style, there are lots of new design trends for 2022 that will make you equally happy. Think: natural elements with some pops of color as well as a visit to the dark side with colors you might never expect. We know, we know. You've already carefully chosen every appliance, picked out each piece of hardware, and planned your kitchen design to a T, but there are ways to dip your toes into the world of color without messing up your rustic farmhouse kitchen aesthetic.
If you've been wanting to layer in more natural elements, look for "sustainable" and "eco-friendly" items to fill the kitchen. Check out cabinets with the Environmental Stewardship Program seal from dealers like Lowes and Home Depot. You can also think about bringing in handmade tiles in materials like terra-cotta and cement—a great solution for adding a little more soul to your space, regardless of whether or not you opt to completely switch over to a farmhouse style vibe.
Don't overlook small changes with a big impact. Get outside of your comfort zone and embrace a fun ceiling color, like Haint Blue or use removable wallpaper on your white appliances. There are even new trends for accessorizing your countertops, like vintage plate racks made to display your grandmother’s china. We're claiming 2022 as the Year of the Kitchen, so roll up your sleeves and get ready to makeover a kitchen worthy of our best Country Living recipes!
Lauren Miller
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Kitchens with Curves
You've probably seen it trending in furniture design and we love how it is translated into this beautiful designed by Tiffany Leigh Design. Head over to her blog to read more about this space. It is packed with fun ideas!
Tessa Neustadt
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Integrated Range Hood
Designer Stefani Stein created a seamless look in this kitchen where the range blends right in to the subway tile walls.
Stacy Zarin Goldberg
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Colorful Kitchen Islands
Try painting your kitchen island a striking color like Alison Giese Interiors did on this project.
We love how it stands out and contrasts the other white cabinets.
David Tsay
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Bright Colored Cabinets
Because we all need a little more sunshine in our lives after 2020, am I right?! Pair them with a fun backsplash, and you will smile every time you walk into your happy kitchen!
Yellow Brick Home
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Modern Black
As suggested by Semihandmade, "If you’re going for a trendy look, start with black cabinets and really commit to the modern approach by nixing those upper cabinets in favor of sleek natural wood open shelving." Just like Yellow Brick Home did with this space, using cabinet doors by Semihandmade.
David A. Land
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New Rustic
We know the rustic look has been around for a long time now, but if you pair it with a pop of fresh paint like Designer Hadley Wiggins did here, you can really and modernize redefine that rustic look.
Haris Kenjar
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Terra Cotta Tiles
When you think of terra cotta you probably have warm and earthy thoughts of potted plants and garden shops.
Pair that material with soapstone countertops and classic brass hardware, and you have a unique yet traditional and beautiful kitchen. We love everything happening in this space, especially those terra cotta floors!
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DAVID TSAY
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Marble Kitchen Countertops
Carrara marble like that shown here will always be in style, but if you're a red wine drinker, quartz could be a much better fit for you and your kitchen. While it looks like a natural stone, engineered quartz is more affordable and less prone to stains.
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JIM WESTPHALEN
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Kitchen Larders
Originally a room in the home used for storing and preserving foods (think: the refrigerator before the refrigerator was invented), the kitchen larder has transformed into a stand-alone cupboard or pantry. They can be large enough to house the majority of your dry goods but small enough to keep things organized while taking up a minimal amount of valuable space.
Forget a walk-in and sub in counter-top cabinet or add doors to enclose pre-existing shelving.
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Lara Resen
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Handmade Kitchen Tiles
Bring texture and nuance to your kitchen walls with handmade tiles. The possibilities are vast—try terra-cotta or cement in colors that range the rainbow—although we lean toward more neutral hues.
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Annie Schlechter
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The 5th Wall (The Kitchen Ceiling)
Don't forget about your kitchen ceiling! Add a fun hit of color, wallpaper, or wood paneling to add dramatic flair to your space.
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DANA GALLAGHER
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Reclaimed Wood Kitchen Cabinetry
If you're installing custom cabinets, opt for a rough-hewn, reclaimed wood. And good news if you're going pre-fab, companies such as IKEA are moving to more natural, eco-friendly materials for their kitchen cabinets. From bamboo to even recycled plastic bottles, cabinet companies are taking this revival of reduce and reuse very seriously.
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Annie Schlechter
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Kitchen Wallpaper
While wallpaper has become less scary to the general population over the last five years or so, folks are still reluctant to hang it in the kitchen. If you’re scared about the permanency of wallpaper, try something less, well, permanent. There are plenty of peel-and-stick papers in trendy designs that are incredibly easy to install and remove. Hot tip: Opt for a graphic design that mimics the look of tile.
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Country Living
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Kitchen Plate Racks
Vintage plate racks are coming back in a big way in 2021. Whether displayed on countertops or mounted on walls, they add a ton of soul to a space and give you an actual place to store and display your dishware instead of hiding it away in a hutch or cupboard.
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ALEC HEMER
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Mix-and-Match Kitchen Metals
The year 2021 is not about being matchy-matchy—and that goes double for your heavy metals.
Choose a nice nickel for your knobs and then go with a cool brass or matte white for your faucet. Choose a whole different metal for your lighting fixtures.
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COURTESY OF HOMEOWNER
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Hidden Kitchen Appliances
Not a fan of stainless steel facades? Try adding fronts to your appliances that mimic your cabinetry. Refrigerators and dishwashers disappear when clad to match their cabinet cohorts. Even your massive oven hood can get in on the action.
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Country Living Magazine
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Open Shelving
Open shelves allow you to showcase your beautiful kitchenwares among other heirlooms and antiques. The ability to see through your storage also means everything is easy to find. Just don't forget to clean your items often since they will be open to the elements that might be floating through your kitchen. It's also helpful to keep every day items on the lowest, most accessible shelf.
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MAX KIM-BEE
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Standout Sinks
You don't have to go nuts to achieve an on-trend kitchen.
While an apron-front sink in a farmhouse kitchen isn't exactly unexpected, a farmhouse sink in soapstone with brass hardware is a showstopper—especially when it's set against white walls, wood cabinets, and stainless steel countertops.
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Bjorn Wallander
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Natural Wood Tones in the Kitchen
While we're still seeing stained and painted woods, we're also seeing it in its natural state. Try adding a kitchen island—or just the topper—in a pretty, grainy wood. Brown wooden shelves that feel original to the house are another way to test the waters with wood. It will bring a warmth to any kitchen space, especially those trending bright white ones!
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JIM WESTPHALEN
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Tons of Texture
For those who fear color, focus on mixing up the finishes. Designer Cathy Chapman chose white beadboard on the ceiling and shiplap for the walls. She used unlacquered brass strap hinges and latches on the cabinets, black marble on the island countertop, and tons of warm woods on the floors, backsplash, and remaining countertops.
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MAX KIM-BEE
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Swoon-Worthy Ceilings
When you want to maintain neutrality but still have some fun in the kitchen, shoot for the stars—or in this case, the ceiling. Here, the Madcap Cottage team chose to paint the ceiling a Southern porch-inspired blue (Blue Ground by Farrow & Ball) and added an elaborate antique lantern.
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John Ellis
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Hints of Color
You don't have to scrap an all-white kitchen to stay on trend. Dip your toe in the color pool instead, whether you store colorful pottery in glass-front cabinets, bring in colorful furniture, or paint a large piece like this kitchen island in Tropical Moss by Dunn-Edwards Paints.
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DAVID TSAY
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Open Kitchen and Living Areas
Maximize living space by making the family room and kitchen one large room. A mix of lighting helps differentiate the areas, while a uniform wall color keeps everything cohesive.
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John Ellis
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Pretty Pantries
Gone are the days of having a dark little pantry to house dry goods hidden away from prying eyes. Today's kitchens boast roomy pantries with shelving aplenty for your cereals and collectibles. Proud of your organizational skills and want to show off? Finish the pantry space with a screened porch door painted in an eye-catching color, like this bright green hue.
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John Ellis
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Range of Colors
Appliance makers like Lacanche, Big Chill, and Smeg offer up a host of practical pieces in a number of colors and finishes, which will definitely liven up your range.
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ANNIE SCHLECHTER
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Copper Accents
If there's one person who knows her way around a kitchen, it's Martha Stewart. Her cooking area features copper pots and pans with an impressive collection of matching servingware.
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Ryann Ford
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Reclaimed Wood
To us, vintage will always be in.
The owners of this Texas farmhouse show their love of repurposed pieces with matching reclaimed pine throughout the home.
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Alec Hemer
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Butcher Block Countertops
In this Massachusetts beach house, a savvy couple replaced linoleum with warm wood for a durable upgrade. Butcher block is virtually maintenance-free—it just needs an occasional coating of mineral oil—and the natural material is the perfect neutral to break up the sterility of an all-white palette.
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LISA ROMEREIN/ RIZZOLI
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Two-Tone Cabinets
Feel free to mix it up: Unified cabinetry is a thing of the past. Here, Diane Keaton features contrasting white and gray storage in her beautifully rustic kitchen.
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Rikki Snyder
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Colorful Accents
With stainless steel on the way out, color is making a big comeback. Take a cue from this homeowner's lively kitchen, which features a retro-inspired mint green refrigerator and dishwasher, plus a series of Smeg countertop appliances.
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30 Antique White Kitchen Cabinets (Design Photos)
This page showcases antique white kitchen cabinets in a variety of layouts to give you ideas and inspiration. Kitchens with antique white cabinets are popular because they look beautiful and elegant. Often found in traditional kitchen designs the look of antique cabinets are timeless and highly sought after.
Not only can antique white kitchen cabinets give your design an elegant ambiance, they can feel warmer than regular white. Kitchens with antique white cabinets can be matched with practically any color scheme. In addition there is not such a dramatic contrast when paired with dark countertops or flooring, when compared to regular white cabinets.
The picture above features a classic luxe full-length white paneled kitchen cabinets along its back wall, complete with oiled brass handles and glass framed display cabinets. The stainless steel appliances recessed into the casework are signs of functional modernity, but the solid wood carved dining table, silver chandelier and trio of circular pendants over the wood-topped kitchen island bring elements of classical luxury to this kitchen.
The dark rippling wood plank flooring completes the whole look of this white kitchen.
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Antique white cabinets with Neo-classical trims, plinths and details give a Classical look to this all-white kitchen, particularly in its use of fluting, Ionic scrolls on its plinths and scroll-shaped brackets over the range hood. The use of glass framed cabinet doors and bronzed wrought iron cabinet handles also add to the vintage feel of this kitchen, and is continued by the beige tile floors, grey tiled backsplash and mosaic tile accent backsplash behind the stove top.
Best Paint Color for Antique White Cabinets
Antique White cabinets make quite the statement with their highly detailed surfaces, glazed finishes, and carefully chosen hardware. Your paint color should support and continue that statement. That doesn’t mean that you have to go colorless, there are several tones that go great in a traditional space.
A great place to start for kitchens with white cabinets is with historical colors. Most paint companies offer a line of historical colors they can recommend. A light, muted grey or soft ivory are perfect if you want your wall to fade gently into the background without being boring. Muted Navy and toned down Paprika reds really make those white cabinets glow if you are a fan of darker colors.
If you prefer something less neutral than reds and blues but not as neutral as grey or ivory, go with green. Not a bright jungle green, think more along the lines of the silvery green of sage or reedy green of sea grass. You can even echo the tones in your cabinet glaze, and go with a soft mocha or caramel. The trick is to stay muted, bold, bright colors will overpower the antiqued look of your cabinets and will look garish in such a traditional space.
Make sure to choose a high-quality paint made for kitchens, this is not the place to use an eggshell finish.
Take samples of your paint colors home, see how they live with your cabinets and countertops. It is really important to see how they will look in your lighting, the lighting at a paint store is not going to allow you to see how your lighting and finishes will affect the paint color.
Antique White Cabinet Paint
To achieve the perfect antique white finish you can use off the shelf paint of the same name or try mixing a combination of brown with white. Mixing together colors such as burnt or raw sienna with burnt or raw amber is one way to achieve these results. One should add the brown color to the white rather than white to brown to avoid overdoing the shade. To achieve a warmer tone add a touch of yellow or red to the mixture.
The picture above features a traditional kitchen with white paneled antique white paint cabinets with drawers with large-profile cornices are matched with vintage style black metal cabinet handles. The granite stone tiles used for the flooring are a classic element, matched with the quarried stone tiles used for the backsplash.
The kitchen island is the centerpiece of the entire kitchen with its salt and pepper granite countertops in a double-level design, and held up by a rich dark wood base featuring a latticework for wine storage and ornate scroll-shaped brackets to hold up the breakfast bar. The pair of black metal and crystal chandeliers on top of the breakfast bar further give this kitchen an almost Southern vintage feel.
Best Granite Color for Antique White Cabinets
You’ve decided on a look, traditional, antiqued, grounded in old world sophistication and splendor. You know you want granite, but you aren’t quite sure which color is best suited for your antique white cabinetry. A few pro-tips will help you on your way to making a perfectly harmonious, beautifully designed kitchen.
If you’ve glazed your cabinets with a glaze that brings out dark tones such as browns or back, go with a highly variegated granite with touches of dark brown. To bring in some color, find a granite that has small pops of muted colors such as Jade or a watery dark blue.
Mocha glaze over white cabinets, cocoa granite, oversized stone tile flooring, and rubbed bronze fixtures look stunning together.
Stay away from the solid granite colors as they read more modern. If your glaze is more towards the grey or black side, chose a granite that is mostly white with veins of soft grey and pops of black. A striated granite would look beautiful paired with glazed white cabinets, antiqued pewter cabinet hardware, and reclaimed walnut flooring. With cabinetry that has a more reddish glaze, granite in tones of russet and dark reddish-brown with flecks of bronze add that extra bit of warmth and tradition.
When choosing granite for your antique white kitchen cabinets, try to keep the glaze and granite in similar color families. Chose granite that have more variation, too little variation can look jarringly modern in an antiqued space. Don’t be afraid to take a cabinet door with you to the granite yard or ask for a sample to take home, view it in different lights throughout the day, see how it plays with the other surfaces in your kitchen.
Antique White Stained Cabinets
This classic traditional luxe kitchen features simple white paneled drawers matched with ornate brass cabinet handles and hanging cabinets and shelves in a rich brown wood finish. The range hood also features a wood finish in its brackets, cornices and trims, and hangs over the vintage tile backsplash.
The beige random coursed stone tile for the flooring adds to the classical look, as does the kitchen island, highlighted by its painted brown body with pedestals and red granite stone countertop. A silver chandelier hangs over the kitchen island and brings unity to the vintage space.
Open Concept Kitchen with Antique White Cabinets
The kitchen’s off-white paneled kitchens and large pair of French doors display vintage elements while the black stone countertop and stainless steel wine fridge and wash basin contrast with a more modern feel. The trio of hanging lamps over the kitchen cabinet also add a vintage chic vibe to the bright, airy space.
The Scandinavian wood strip flooring brings linearity to this open plan house’s kitchen area.
Rustic Kitchen with Antique White Cabinets
The granite countertop of this rustic kitchen design features a vintage-style double bullnose termination at its edges, where it meets the plain white paneled drawers, decked with antique brass handles. The dark grey and beige framed accent backsplash behind the stove top is also a vintage addition to the all-beige tile backsplash, as is the plate rail created above the range hood. The warm wood flooring ties the whole kitchen together, while the wrought iron chandelier and arched windows further enhance the antique vibe of the space.
Antique White Cabinets with Breakfast Bar Island
The granite countertops and backsplash of this kitchen are a great accent piece to the all-white paneled kitchen cabinets and drawers with minimal design and small round oiled brass handles.
Exuding an almost antique minimalist aesthetic, finishes such as rattan and stone are introduced in the country style chairs and sandstone tile flooring.
U-Shaped Kitchen with Antique white Cabinets
This U-shaped kitchen has great balance and symmetry, particularly in the way the kitchen island is set in the middle, right in front of the stove top and range hood with an architrave reaching up to the ceiling and decorated with white paneled casework, a plate rail and scroll-shaped brackets. Flanked by a set of hanging cabinets, the theme continues onto its sides where the large floor to ceiling casework built for the refrigerator stands equally opposite to the framed arched mullioned windows.
The centerpiece, the kitchen island, features a beige granite countertop, ornate dark wood casework and a wrought iron lamp shade candelabra hanging over it.
Antique White Cabinets with Beige Countertops
The beautiful beige hues of this kitchen go well with the antique dark wood finish for the kitchen island base and black leather of the button-tufted barstools.
A large stainless steel refrigerator and range hood with glass guard flank the beige granite countertop, also topped with a trio of hanging decorative glass pendants. The darker beige walls of the kitchen complement well with the lighter beige paneled cabinets and beige and brown mosaic tile backsplash.
Antique White Kitchen Cabinets with Black Island
This antique style kitchen features splashes of mint green on its walls, but the kitchen basically sticks to a more classic neutral tone. White paneled kitchen cabinets and drawers mixed with glass framed display cabinets set the tone for the antique style kitchen, and goes well with the beige and grey diamond tile backsplash and wood plank flooring. A pair of antique glass and brass orbs hang over an accent kitchen island with its beige granite countertop and black painted wood body with gold trim accents.
Antique White Cabinets with Light Tile Flooring
The antique white paneled kitchen cabinets and glass framed display cabinets in this antique style kitchen match well with the small sandstone tiled backsplash and larger random coursed sandstone floor tiles.
The kitchen island serves as centerpiece with its beige granite countertop and dark warm wood paneled plinth and base. The chrome-finished gooseneck faucet on the island also adds to the kitchen’s vintage charm.
Antique White Cabinets with Dark Wood Island
This kitchen features traditional antique white paneled kitchen cabinets and casework but mix with more contemporary, curvilinear profiles, particularly on the plate rail above the rangehood and the carvings over the glass framed display cabinets. The double-bullnosed majestic granite countertop of the kitchen island also follows this Contemporary vintage scheme, as does the clean silver chandelier hanging over it. The mosaic tile backsplash behind the stove top is the final touch needed for this Contemporary vintage kitchen.
Antique White Cabinets with Dark Tile Backsplash
This transitional style gourmet kitchen matches old and new elements, with the use of classic paneling profiles for the white kitchen cabinets, glass framed display cabinets and dark wood laminate for the kitchen island casework.
Modern stainless steel appliances mix well with the classic granite countertops, black subway tiles, mint green painted walls and light wood floor planks. The pair of hanging metal pendants are the epitome of the transitional style with its modern finish mixed with vintage profile.
Antique White Cabinets with Wood Floors
This kitchen’s sand-colored walls are a great backdrop to its pristine white paneled cabinets and diamond-shaped porcelain tile backsplash. Classic elements in white also appear on the plinths and scroll-shaped brackets used to support the countertops. The Moroccan accent tile behind the stove top provide a vintage accent, as does the bronze hanging drum pendant over the kitchen island. Engineered wood floors in a dark mahogany finish complete the look and accent the lighter finishes used for the rest of the kitchen.
Antique White Cabinets with Beige Wall Paint
This transitional white country kitchen features stainless steel appliances seamlessly flushed into the casework, but Antebellum style glass and wrought iron lamps hang over the entire L-shaped kitchen island, as well as over the picnic-style dining table.
The L-shaped kitchen island itself features spiral-combed plinths and scroll-shaped brackets holding up the salt and pepper granite countertop.
A second rectangular kitchen island in the center is topped with a vintage-style pot hanger, while the rest of the kitchen walls are decked in distressed antique white cabinets. The red oak floors complete the entire look of this Antebellum style kitchen.
Antique White Cabinets with Grey Walls
White raised panel cabinets surround the floor to ceiling architrave above the range hood with the arched pelmet. Beneath the hanging cabinets are rough unfinished stone tiles in beige and grey, which go well with the white spotted granite countertops. The large stainless steel refrigerator adds modernity to the look and is matched by the pair of simple pendant lamps over the kitchen island’s ornate casework and wood carved plinths. The dark wood strip flooring matches the finish used for the kitchen island base.
Antique White Cabinets with Tile Backsplash
This Contemporary classic kitchen focuses on the pristine Andino white granite countertops resting on the raised panel cream kitchen cabinets and plinths. Glass framed display cabinets also feature in this kitchen’s casework, as does a cross-braced X-shaped wine storage shelf over the wash basin. A white mosaic tile backsplash runs along the tops of the countertops and matches the pale white wood flooring. A pair of spun glass pendants in red and orange hang over the breakfast bar and over the chrome-finished wash basin and faucet.
Antique white Raised Panel Cabinets
A patchwork of orange, grey and brown slate tiles laid out in a diamond pattern on the floor provides a pop of color to this vintage style black and white kitchen. White figures mainly in the design, being used in the raised panel cabinetry, walls and ceilings, as well as on the white subway tile backsplash.
Black accents come out in the oiled brass vintage cabinet handles, black speckled granite stone countertops and the trio of hanging bell pendants with a black base hanging in front of the picture windows looking out towards the yard.
Off White Cabinets with White Granite Countertops
This traditional luxury kitchen’s layout features a kitchen island tucked in between the kitchen back wall and curved breakfast bar. The kitchen back wall features all-white raised cabinet panels and an arched pelmet and plate rail over the stove top and range hood. The backsplash is a brown brick subway tile, artfully tilted over the stove top to create an accent wall.
The kitchen island features black and white granite countertops with a dark wood casework base, similar to that of the curved breakfast bar with studded white leather upholstery. Small black metal and glass egg pendants hang over the kitchen island and breakfast bar, while the back wall is lit by cool white downlights and under cabinet strip lighting.
Off White Cabinets with Dark Flooring
The dark maple wood floor planks go well with the white raised panel cabinets and casework, as well as the large slanted build-up over the range hood. Diagonally laid out subway tiles line the backsplash, with a black and white accent tile filling the gap over the stove top. The luxe antique black and white theme is continued in the black and white granite stone used for the countertops and the small minimalist glass and black metal pendants hanging over the kitchen island.
Antique White Cabinets with Brown Granite Countertops
Attribution #1Beautiful antique white kitchen cabinets with an eat-in dining island topped with brown granite. The space features luxury elements such as a vaulted ceiling with wrought iron chandelier, French windows, hidden refrigerator and high end Viking oven.
Kitchen with Antique White Recessed Panel Cabinets
Antique white kitchen cabinets look beautiful paired with dark hardwood flooring and other dark color decor.
In this kitchen a trio of hanging black metal and glass antique lanterns hangs over the kitchen island with its salt and pepper granite countertop and intricately carved white painted wooden plinth and body.
Studded black leather upholstery was used for the bar stools, along with a rough dark wood for the floor planks. Lighter elements exist in the stainless steel appliances, white raised panel cabinets and square-shaped limestone tiles used in the backsplash. A vintage rug running along the dishwasher and wash basin add another vintage touch to this transitional style kitchen.
Antique White Kitchen Island
This traditional kitchen design takes a different approach and uses wood cabinets for the main cabinetry combined with an antique white island. Beige granite countertops, a whitewashed brick backsplash, light color paint and polished concrete flooring help keep the design bright and uplifting.
Glazed Kitchen Cabinets
What is glazing and how will glazed kitchen cabinets look in your space? Glazing is a technique in which a coating is applied to already painted cabinets.
The coating can be transparent, semi-transparent, white, or darker colored. Glazing can be used to bring out the details on cabinetry and is especially popular for creating a beautiful, antique look to kitchen cabinets.
A polyurethane topcoat will be applied once the glazing is cured, protecting your investment. If your look leans more traditional or country, glazing is an application that you should seriously consider, it will add that touch of antiquity that really pulls your look together.
Antique White Cabinets with Glaze
This traditional luxe kitchen features clean antique white raised panel cabinets with a glazed finish and vintage brass handles whose profiles match the ornate brass chandelier over the kitchen island. The countertops are in a delicate Carrara marble finish, with the kitchen island, the main feature, having a dark wooden base with intricately carved scroll-shaped brackets and a chrome finished wash basin and faucet flushed with the countertop.
Warm walnut wood plank floors tie the whole kitchen together and accent with the cool white tones well.
Kitchen with Antique White Cabinets with Mocha Glaze
Create a subtle antique look with white glaze on white cabinets or a dramatic, traditional look that really brings out the details in your woodwork with a mocha or bronze glaze on white cabinets. The glaze will settle into the corners, carvings, and molding on cabinet and drawer fronts, giving your cabinetry an authentic looking antique patina.
Whether your look is traditional or transitional, antiqued cabinets make a bold statement. Pair them with oil-rubbed bronze fixtures and heavy detailing for a more traditional feel. If you lean more country and have wainscoting detail on your cabinet fronts, the glaze will settle in and make your kitchen look warm and inviting. For a more transitional look, keep your cabinet details simple and use minimal, pewter or steel fixtures, the glaze will pair nicely with the more modern details and create harmony between the new and the old.
Replace some of your upper cabinet door fronts with leaded glass panels, glazed kitchen cabinets combined with glass fronts can give even builder-grade kitchen cabinets look like custom-built works of art. If you are considering remodeling, look into glazing your existing cabinetry as an alternative to replacing them. Do the prep work, such as painting the base coats yourself, then hire the glazers to come in and do the finishes to help save a little bit of money.
If you are purchasing new cabinetry, you can find pre-glazed cabinets or you can purchase the raw materials and choose your level of antiquing. For the budget-conscious, keep your existing traditional cabinetry as is and have your kitchen island glazed. It will add interest, depth, and warmth to your kitchen without taking over your entire remodel budget.
You can also DIY your kitchen cabinets and apply the glaze yourself, there are several books and internet tutorials available to guide you, although this route is recommended for those with more DIY experience, it isn’t advised as a first DIY project.
Glazed kitchen cabinetry is one of the best ways to achieve a traditional look in your kitchen. It tones down the harsh brightness of white cabinets, brings out the fine details of carvings and moldings, and adds a lived-in but sophisticated glow to your space. When paired with dark wood floors, granite counters, and ceramic or stone backsplash, glazed kitchen cabinets are the crown jewel, creating the look of a hand-crafted Old-World kitchen.
Antique White Cabinets With Chocolate Glaze
This upscale kitchen features white paneled glazed kitchen cabinets, drawers and casework, and a double-level breakfast bar with black leather upholstered barstools. Grey and beige subway tiles run along the kitchen backsplash and is accented by a patterned tile above the stove top. A pair of bell shaped black iron and frosted glass lamps hanging over the breakfast bar add a vintage feel, as do the random coursed rough limestone tiles used for the flooring.
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Kitchens with glass fronts: ideas for kitchen cabinets
Kitchens with glass facades are relevant for any style of interior design. There are many ideas that reflect modern design. Below are a variety of options offered to buyers.
Most of the designs tend to continue the style that the home owners have chosen for their dining room. To reflect this trend, furniture with smooth glass doors is largely suitable. This material is an integral part of modern design and is used in various kitchen options, creating a feeling of lightness. nine0003
These cabinet doors match almost any style, sparkling and giving the room an extra shine. Here are some ideas to inspire you to move in the right direction.
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It is believed that glass sideboards, as a rule, attract attention with their reflections on the doors, literally blinding.
This is not far from the truth. These kitchen cabinets are especially suitable for those who would like to turn shelves into showcases.
But this does not mean that a less careful person cannot use them. There are many types of glass on the market today. You can opt for stained glass doors or even frosted doors which, while retaining the shine of the glass doors, will go a long way in hiding things inside the cabinets. nine0003
These cabinets, no matter where they are located in the house, fit easily into any design. Even if your kitchen is polished stone or wood, front cabinet glass never really stands out.
Ideal for small kitchens
This is ideal for studios and townhouses where kitchens are often quite small and compact.
One of the main principles of designing in a small space is to create a visual effect of lightness and airiness. Glass is the ideal material to achieve this goal. Even if the kitchen is made of wood with massive cabinets, such doors will add a sense of voluminous space and airiness.
