Stained cabinetry is a classic trend you'll probably see in kitchens forever. We may not use it in a lot of our projects, but that doesn't mean we don't love to see it! We love how they bring texture and natural warmth to a space.
Here are some of our favorites.

Design by Simo Design

Design by Jennifer Worts

Design by Vintage Whites Blog

Design by Katie Ridder

Design by Luxe

Photo by Idha Lindhag

Design by Denton Developers
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Studio McGee
Just finished designing the kitchen for our new house, which is why this caught my eye! It was hard deciding which direction to take it, but ultimately I kept coming back to a painted kitchen with a wood island. I just love that look, and like you said it’s a classic element. Anyway It’s always nice to have a brand with a lovely aesthetic echo your own thoughts!
Is this stained look hard to keep clean?
I have three kids and assure you stained cabinets hide so much dirt and damage. I’d love white cabinets but not until my kiddos are done spilling everything imaginable down the front of our island! Also, did you know if you get a knick in a stained wood piece you can literally use a brown marker to quickly fill it in? Furniture movers taught me that trick.
I love the look of an all white kitchen like most of the ones you design. My husband does not unfortunately. Maybe adding some of these elements would help with a compromise. I’m just curious why as you mentioned you don’t use it in a lot of your projects?
hello
love these pictures. what is the subway tile used in the photo that has Design by Katie Ridder?
thank you
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