6 Stylish Kitchen Cabinet Ideas for Every Design Aesthetic

August 05, 2024

1. Stick With an Earthy Color Palette

For a home with a lot of beautiful woodwork, choose a cabinet color from an earthy palette to enhance the timeless, moody aesthetic. Designer Amanda Jacobs chose the smoky green Vintage Vogue from Benjamin Moore for this Kentucky bungalow's kitchen cabinets to give the room a more storied feel.

1917 bungalow in louisville, kentucky designed by amanda jacobs design

2. Split the Lower and Upper Cabinets

Further emphasize the different colors in your overall palette by choosing two different hues for the upper and lower cabinets in your kitchen. This southern California kitchen would've remained all white had designer Brian Paquette not chosen to paint the lower cabinets the home's signature green—which just so happened to perfectly match the barstools as well.

beachside home in southern california designed by brian paquette interiors

3. Add Vented Cabinets

If your home lacks a proper laundry room and your appliances live in the kitchen, hide them away with vented cabinets. Designer Katie Hodges's Hollywood Hills home didn't offer enough square footage for a separate laundry space, so she snuck in one using these chic custom cabinets coated in Farrow & Ball's Mouse’s Back paint.

designer katie hodges's spanish cottage in the hollywood hills

4. Keep It Rich

In designer Ashley Maddox's formerly untouched midcentury home that she renovated with her Magnolia colleague Hilary Walker, Maddox went with a rich, dark walnut for her cabinetry. Not only does this kitchen cabinet idea keep the space timeless, but it contrasts so deeply with the white walls that it forces the eye to the cabinets.

ashley maddox's home in waco, texas designed by hilary walker and ashley maddox

5. Make It Hazy

Add dimension to your glass cabinetry by choosing a fluted glass for the outside. The textured glass in this Kitchen Cabinet idea reflects light differently than regular glass, creating a hazy look that overlays whatever's stored inside. Designer Noz Nozawa chose black and brown with an orange undertone for her cabinets, giving the room a cozy, warm feel.

6. Keep It Minimalist

Go with light-colored, no-frills cabinets to embrace a minimalist kitchen. In designer Susannah Charbin's Long Island home, she wanted the outdoors to be the focus of the property, letting the view from the kitchen windows do the talking rather than what's inside.

long island home of designer susannah charbin kitchen

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