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One of the first things you notice when you walk into the kitchen is thecabinetry.
If a remodel isn’t in the budget, thenpaint your cabinetsinstead.
It’s lacking in color and personality, though.
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The geometric, bubblegum pink tile backsplash paired with the cabinets adds a cool,retrofeel.
After: Contrasting Cabinets
Stephanie redesigned her kitchen into anall-white kitchenwith a twist.
To bring in some contrast, she incorporated stained wood cabinets with refreshing bright white ones.
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A wood island replaces the bulky dining table that was previously taking up half the kitchen.
Before: Dysfunctional Kitchen
Theoutdated wood cabinetsmake this dysfunctional kitchen shape feel even more cramped and cluttered.
The U-shaped cabinets don’t offer a nice flow for a functional space like a kitchen.
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It needed a new redesign and color palette.
Extending the bottom cabinets meant they could add more windows for extra natural light.
Even with all the natural light in her home, her kitchen felt dark and confined.
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The white cabinetry paired with the black backsplash and countertops blend beautifully with the natural wood accents.
But, thetraditional backsplashand dark wood cabinetry need a serious refresh.
Now, the kitchen has the perfect mix of style and functionality.
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The kitchen needed new cabinets and a new color palette for a more contemporary look.
This means that going a bit darker with the cabinets and countertops won’t make the space feel cramped.
Instead, it adds dimension and texture.
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This was an issue forUrsula Carmonawhen she found a family of mice living in them.
The cabinets had to go, and this was her opportunity to change up the look.
Her personal aesthetic features lighter, brighter colors that are warm and welcoming.
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The light wood accents complete the sunny, bright look.
Bright white cabinets open up the space by reflecting natural light from the windows.
With the high ceiling, the black cabinetry adds a dramatic effect without feeling too loud or busy.
Finding Lovely
The kitchen needed a bright upgrade.
But, the space feels small and cramped.
The natural wood ceiling beams are carried through to the kitchen island for a cohesive look.
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The kitchen needed some serious TLC.
The combination of open shelving and large cabinets brings interest to the all-white space.
DesignerAjai Guyotwanted to not only bring design into her kitchen area, but functionality and durability.
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DesignerRebecca Rollinsincorporated bright white cabinetry that’s a good anchor for the stunning blue island and gold accents.
Before: All-White Bar
This all-white kitchen bar area lacked color and personality.
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Rebecca Rollins
Rebecca Rollins
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Rebecca Rollins
Rebecca Rollins
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Hannah Tyler Designs
Ajai Guyot
Ajai Guyot
Rebecca Rollins
Rebecca Rollins
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