Cabinet Transformations After Photos: Painted Kitchen Cabinets

Cabinet Wows!  Take a look at these great transformations and color changes on woodwork from clients this past year.  Some are missing before pictures, but they are too good not to share.  Many thanks to Walls by Design for sharing after photos of the great work they did painting.

White Done Right

White is the most requested color choice but of course, any white won’t do.  I work closely with the homeowner to look at counters, tile, and wall color before narrowing down the right white.

Black Panther cabinet transformations

Benjamin Moore Black Panther is perfect dark charcoal.  This is a great dark gray almost black that provides a contemporary and updated look to the home.  One of my favorites for sure.

Black & White

Classic black and white, you just can’t go wrong with that!

Terrific Taupe cabinet transformations

This taupe color works nicely with the travertine tiles, which have a lot of pinks and even yellow hues in them.  I love how this one turned out, soft and updated.

Colorful Islands

Islands are the perfect spot to add that punch of color, I usually suggest a dark color to contrast lighter counters.  The nice navy color here adds a great pop of color to the classic black and white kitchen.  

Modern Grey

This gray from Benjamin Moore looks PERFECT with the counters.  The homeowner had just updated them and we narrowed down the color from Benjamin Moore and it couldn’t look better.  Walls by Design of course did an excellent job of painting and updating this kitchen from dated oak cabinets. 

Update with White

This homeowner had painted her cabinets brown and was not happy with the turnout.  I helped her choose a white to provide an updated look to this beautiful kitchen!

Marble Grey

Showstopper!  The marble inlay tile and black counters work so well with the gray I helped the homeowner choose for these cabinets.  Her fun blue accessories work well to add a bit of color to her kitchen.  

Dark Espresso

Carbon Copy from Benjamin Moore is the perfect match for this kitchen.  It isn’t black but has a tint of red to the color to portray a dark almost espresso look without going too brown. If you need, ask me for color consultancy.  

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