Add timeless elegance to your cooking space with gorgeous kitchen cabinets that fit any design style.
Julie Soefer
Wood cabinets add natural warmth to kitchens of every size and style.
Whenchoosing kitchen cabinets, consider hardware, wood pop in, color, trim, style, andstorage capabilities.
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Get inspired by our favorite dark, medium, and light wood kitchen cabinets that work for anydesign preference.
Pine Wood Cabinets
Kritsada
Pine cabinets bring a cozy, casual aesthetic to a kitchen.
Open shelves over the stove instead of cabinets add to the rooms open and airy look.
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Use Shelves, Not Doors
EDMUND BARR
Break up a wall of cabinets with open shelves.
Youll have a spot to keep cookbooks within easy reach and to display plants and accessories.
Double doors stained to match the cabinets add to the high-end look.
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Use white paint on the upper cabinets and forego hardware to accentuate the openness of the kitchen.
White walls and a white ceiling make the kitchen look open and airy and tie to the white cabinets.
The room will feel open and airier.
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The hardware ties the different cabinet finishes together.
Youll initiate the space and make your kitchen look roomier and more contemporary.
White subway tile, Tolix-style barstools, shiplap ceilings and exposed rafters complete the look.
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Neutral Wood Kitchen Cabinets
Choose neutral-colored cabinets with minimalist lines, like these warm-hued ones.
Then add whimsy and brightness with a bold backsplash, furniture, and accessories.
Wood floors with planks nearly a foot wide add to the feeling that this kitchen has been here forever.
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The vent is custom, as are the cabinets on either side of the stove.
The cream color of the cabinets adds a modern touch to the rustic details of the cabinet.
Mix Wood Cabinet Styles
Kimberly Gavin
Who says cabinets have to match?
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The key to making this work is using the same cabinet style and the same hardware throughout the room.
The stainless-steel prep table and stainless appliances add a contemporary edge.
A backsplash of subway tile paired with tile in a Mediterranean pattern adds sophisticated layers of pattern and texture.
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Stainless steel appliances bring a contemporary edge to this classic early 20th-century style.
Theyre stained to match the wall in the room beyond the kitchen and the wooden ceiling.
The wood cabinetry is a nod to the home’s 1930s roots.
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Its old-world charm juxtaposed with lighter hardwood floors and window frames creates a charming contrast.
Dark granite and a gray mosaictile backsplashmake a sleek and stylish statement.
Light Contemporary Wood
Michael Partenio
Italian-made modular cabinetry brings furniture-quality styling to this modern kitchen.
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Slab-front, full-overlaycabinet doors, including on the refrigerator, give a clean look to the storage wall.
Beneath the cabinets, a toe-kick features a metal lining for durability and easy cleaning.
The custom wood cabinets feature classic paneling and are grounded by stained oak floors.
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Windows that extend down to the countertop lighten up the dark wood cabinetry.
High Gloss Finish
Lacquered zebrawood cabinets bring a hint of glam to this small but sophisticated space.
Light Natural Wood
Ed Gohlich
Purchased cabinet boxes get an inexpensive rustic update from century-old barnwood.
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Medium-Tone Wood
Custom hickory cabinets add an artisan touch to this farmhouse-style kitchen.
Contemporary Dark Wood
Beth Singer
Riftsawn oak cabinetry sports a rich espresso finish in this modern kitchen.
Frosted-glass cabinet doors offer a visual break and juxtapose the dark finish for standout style.
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Light Modern Oak
Stephen Karlisch
For a bright, timeless look, try riftsawnoak cabinets.
This custom look features smooth wood doors and nearly invisible hardware in brushed nickel.
The oversized glass-front doors and tall shelves allow colorful dishware in many different sizes to be showcased.
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The light wood cabinetry and open shelves contrast a riftsawn oak island stained a similar gray for subtle texture.
Corbels beneath the upper cabinets were crafted out of scraps of alder.
The storage tower features a cascading top and replaces traditional upper cabinets while providing plenty of storage.
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