Kitchen Cabinet Colors
Compare popular cabinet door colors by finish, see the door styles available in each, and order samples before you choose.
Compare kitchen cabinet colors by finish, then explore the door styles available in each.
White Cabinets
Bright whites, soft whites, and warm off-white cabinet finishes from Fabuwood and Jarlin.
Gray Cabinets
Light dove grays through deeper charcoal-leaning gray cabinet finishes.
Dove & Greige Cabinets
Soft greige and dove tones that balance warm and cool for a versatile neutral.
Blue Cabinets
Soft denim blues through brighter, on-trend blue cabinet finishes.
Not sure which cabinet color works best in your kitchen? Order door samples first and compare finishes in your actual lighting.
Navy Cabinets
Deep navy and indigo cabinet finishes for a rich, modern look.
Green Cabinets
Sage, forest, hunter, and soft mint green cabinet finishes.
Forest Green
Hunter Green
Mint Green
Pistachio Green
Sage Green
Forest Green
Hunter Green
Mint Green
Pistachio Green
Sage Green
Forest Green
Hunter Green
Mint Green
Pistachio Green
Sage Green
Forest Green
Hunter Green
Mint Green
Pistachio Green
Sage Green
Forest Green
Hunter Green
Mint Green
Pistachio Green
Sage Green
Forest Green
Hunter Green
Mint Green
Pistachio Green
Sage Green
Forest Green
Hunter Green
Mint Green
Pistachio Green
Sage Green
Agua Marina
Agua Marina Gloss
Verde Salvia
Verde Salvia
Sage Green
Black Cabinets
Bold black and graphite cabinet finishes for high-contrast kitchens.
Wood Tone Cabinets
Natural wood-grain and brown cabinet finishes, from light oak to walnut tones.
Espresso Cabinets
Deep espresso and dark brown cabinet finishes for a warm, dramatic kitchen.
Not sure which cabinet color works best in your kitchen? Order door samples first and compare finishes in your actual lighting.
Natural & Beige Cabinets
Warm natural, beige, and taupe cabinet finishes that pair with most counters.
Red Cabinets
Statement red cabinet finishes for a warm, bold kitchen accent.
Purple Cabinets
Soft purple and orchid cabinet finishes for a unique, on-trend look.
How to Choose a Cabinet Color
The best cabinet color depends on your kitchen size, lighting, countertops, and the look you want. Lighter colors like white, off-white, and soft gray make a kitchen feel larger and brighter, while darker colors like navy, forest green, and black add contrast and a modern feel. Warm wood-tone finishes bring natural texture and pair well with both light and dark countertops.
Because screens and showroom lighting shift how a color reads, the most reliable way to choose is to order door samples and compare them in your own kitchen, at different times of day, against your counters and flooring.
Most Popular Kitchen Cabinet Colors
White and gray remain the most popular cabinet colors because they are flexible and timeless. Blue and green cabinets have grown quickly, and black or charcoal finishes are popular for islands and modern designs. Wood-tone cabinets are also trending for a warmer, natural look.
White vs Gray Cabinets
White cabinets keep a kitchen bright, clean, and classic and work with almost any countertop. Gray cabinets feel a little more modern and hide everyday wear slightly better, especially in mid-tone and greige shades. Many kitchens combine both, using white perimeter cabinets with a gray or wood-tone island.
Why Order Door Samples First
Ordering door samples lets you see the real finish, sheen, and texture in your own lighting before committing to a full kitchen. It is the easiest way to compare two or three finishes side by side before you order.
What are the most popular cabinet colors?
White and gray are the most popular, followed by navy blue, sage green, black, and warm wood tones.
Are white cabinets still in style?
Yes. White cabinets remain a timeless, flexible choice and continue to be the most requested cabinet color.
Can I see a cabinet color before I buy?
Yes. Order door samples to compare real finishes in your own kitchen lighting before ordering a full layout.
Do you offer two-tone cabinet colors?
Yes. Many homeowners mix colors, such as white or gray perimeter cabinets with a contrasting island. Our designers can help plan it.
Which cabinet colors hide wear best?
Mid-tone grays, greiges, and wood-tone finishes tend to hide everyday smudges and wear better than very light or very dark colors.
How do I match my cabinet color to my kitchen?
Send us your measurements and finish choice and we will build a free 3D design so you can see the color in your layout.
Find your perfect cabinet color
Order door samples to compare finishes in your space, or send us your measurements and we’ll build a free 3D design with an itemized cabinet list.