Our Process For Painting Kitchen Cabinets
Painting kitchen cabinets begins with meticulous planning and preparation. We remove your kitchen cabinet doors and take them entirely back to bare wood.
Then we apply an oil-based stain blocker primer to the cabinets. We then sand your cabinets again. Finally, we apply the finish coat.
Kimberly Painting only uses high-quality, durable paints for cabinets.
Choose the Mood or Style You Want to Invoke with Your Kitchen Cabinet Painting
Just like curtains, furniture, or soft furnishings, cabinet colors create a mood or atmosphere in a room. Your existing kitchen already has its own style, based on your current choice of colors, countertops, and furnishings.
Is your kitchen a constant hive of activity filled with people and energetic conversation? Or is this room a leisurely and tranquil space to relax and recharge?
Scientists have long understood that color has a direct influence on mood and perception. Companies spend millions of dollars to create the right color combination for their brand.
Before you choose your new kitchen paint colors, consider how you use the space and what mood you want to achieve. Here are some kitchen paint color schemes worth considering.
White
If you remember the days from your high school art class, you’ll know that white (and black) aren't colors but rather shades.
White is considered traditional and timeless; it never goes out of style. If you have a small kitchen, painting kitchen cabinets and walls white will immediately make your kitchen appear larger.
Because white is inherently neutral, we can successfully pair it with any other accent color.
Blacks and Grays
Many homeowners shy away from using black in the kitchen for fear it will be overpowering or that it may make their kitchen appear dark or dingy.
Nothing could be further from the truth. When combined with its diametrically opposed shade of white, it embodies function and utility.
Depending on the décor, grays immediately present an air of class and elegance.
Greens and Earth Tones
Green, in all its various shades and hues, is associated with nature.
When you combine green with browns such as brick or terracotta, you bring the elements of nature together in your kitchen.
The green represents plants, while the brown represents the soil and rocks.
These are an excellent color combination if you want to create a sense of peace and tranquility in your kitchen. A look inspired by nature can also give meals eaten in the kitchen a picnic feel.
Blues
Blue is truly one of the most versatile colors. For instance, painting kitchen cabinets a light blue will conjure up images of peaceful skies.
Darker shades can be far more dramatic, invoking feelings such as the strength and power associated with the ocean.
A darker blue such as Navy is considered very solid and dependable and is often more forgiving of stains.
Choose the Mood or Style You Want to Invoke with Your Kitchen Cabinet Painting
Just like curtains, furniture, or soft furnishings, cabinet colors create a mood or atmosphere in a room. Your existing kitchen already has its own style, based on your current choice of colors, countertops, and furnishings.
Is your kitchen a constant hive of activity filled with people and energetic conversation? Or is this room a leisurely and tranquil space to relax and recharge?
Scientists have long understood that color has a direct influence on mood and perception. Companies spend millions of dollars to create the right color combination for their brand.
Before you choose your new kitchen paint colors, consider how you use the space and what mood you want to achieve. Here are some kitchen paint color schemes worth considering.
White
If you remember the days from your high school art class, you’ll know that white (and black) aren't colors but rather shades.
White is considered traditional and timeless; it never goes out of style. If you have a small kitchen, painting kitchen cabinets and walls white will immediately make your kitchen appear larger.
Because white is inherently neutral, we can successfully pair it with any other accent color.
Blacks and Grays
Many homeowners shy away from using black in the kitchen for fear it will be overpowering or that it may make their kitchen appear dark or dingy.
Nothing could be further from the truth. When combined with its diametrically opposed shade of white, it embodies function and utility.
Depending on the décor, grays immediately present an air of class and elegance.
Greens and Earth Tones
Green, in all its various shades and hues, is associated with nature.
When you combine green with browns such as brick or terracotta, you bring the elements of nature together in your kitchen.
The green represents plants, while the brown represents the soil and rocks.
These are an excellent color combination if you want to create a sense of peace and tranquility in your kitchen. A look inspired by nature can also give meals eaten in the kitchen a picnic feel.
Blues
Blue is truly one of the most versatile colors. For instance, painting kitchen cabinets a light blue will conjure up images of peaceful skies.
Darker shades can be far more dramatic, invoking feelings such as the strength and power associated with the ocean.
A darker blue such as Navy is considered very solid and dependable and is often more forgiving of stains.
