Kitchen Cabinets

Once you’ve decided on what material you want, it’s time to decide on the look of your new cabinets. Your cabinet’s finish can add subtle variations or make the space pop with stand-out colors. Our experienced designers will work with you to help you find the best finish for your kitchen remodeling package. Here are some of the most common cabinet finishes our team applies, including:

• Stained – For this finish, a stain is applied to wood cabinets to alter the color, enhance the natural wood grain, or add a protective layer to the cabinets. A wide variety of stains can ensure your wood cabinets resemble oak, walnut, or pecan.
• Painted – Painted cabinets offer a wide range of robust and striking color options. Still, they often cover the natural uniqueness of the material. This finish gives you a clean look that matches any color scheme.
• Varnished – This is one of the most common finishes applied to kitchen cabinet remodels. Varnished cabinets offer extra durability and heat resistance. Almost all natural cabinets will require varnish at some point in their lifespan.
• Distressed – This specific painting technique gives your cabinets an aged appearance with varied looks, so no two cabinets look the same. However, you will experience paint rubbing or chilling in areas with higher traffic.