Choosing the colour of your kitchen cabinets is possibly the important choice you will make. And at Allstyle Retrofit, we have always thought of it and reflected on how it can be done better from the ideas shared by our professionals. Here in this blog post, we would like to share the top most popular cabinet colours our customers prefer.

We got into a deep dive to get their opinion on the best cabinet colours; the results were interesting, so let’s find out which colour is widely chosen and accepted.

1. White:

With approximately 60% of Allstyle Retrofit Customers choosing this classic colour, white is still the most popular choice for kitchen cabinetry. White cabinets can create a bright, airy look in any kitchen, and they can be easily matched with virtually any type of decor of your choice. White is the way to go if you’re looking for a classic look that will never go out of style. They make the most-used area in the house a welcome, neutral backdrop and go well with a variety of design aesthetics. Impressed? Check out our painted shaker doors and super matte slab doors now.

2. Natural Veneer Wood:

Wood cabinets are also popular among Allstyle Retrofit Customers. Wood cabinets can add a warm, natural touch to any kitchen and can be stained or painted to match your desired look. Wood cabinets are the best way to go if you are looking for cabinets that will give your kitchen a cozy, homey feel. Check out our Natural Flat Cut White Oak, Recon White Oak, and Natural Flat Cut Maple colours to provide a broader collection to choose your favourite.

3. Grey:

Grey cabinets are another popular choice, particularly in contemporary and modern kitchens. Grey can create a chic, sophisticated look and can be paired with a wide range of colours. Grey is a fantastic choice if you’re searching for something a little more striking than white.

4. Chantilly Lace:

One of the most popular colours for kitchen cabinets and door doors is Chantilly Lace. The soft, creamy white is incredibly versatile, making it easy to coordinate with other colours and finishes in the kitchen. Chantilly Lace also has a warm, inviting tone that makes it perfect for creating a welcoming space in the heart of the home. Chantilly Lace is a great option for your kitchen, whether you’re going for a more traditional appearance or something more contemporary.

    5. Choose Your Custom Colour:

Our paintable Shaker and Slab fronts are popular among Allstyle Retrofit clients and consistently rank in the top order. You can essentially go on an expedition and paint them in any colour you desire. As anticipated, this raises the bar for Allstyle Retrofit kitchens considerably. Additionally, cream cabinets that are almost white but not quite can’t go wrong. A terrific method to use paintable fronts is to select your own shade of grey paint (even though we also provide several font alternatives in various colours!). 

6. Black:

Bold, undoubtedly, is the sixth most popular colour. Choosing black can give your kitchen the statement look you wish without question. You can go two-tone and make the flowers pop out. Alternately, a brighter counter surface and backsplash can counteract the dark colour. Consider our Super matte Black Shaker and Super matte Black Slab, regardless of the vision you pursue.

Our Specialty:

Our selection of paint colours has been meticulously matched to the Benjamin Moore colour schemes. Any Benjamin Moore colour you choose will be used to produce all the parts in your order. While using standardized colour codes allows you to customize your project, so you know exactly what to expect.

This aids in selecting any further complementary colours for your projects, such as those for the walls, counters, backsplash, or flooring. The closest sheen level to Benjamin Moore’s “satin” finish is 20% for all paint colours. With each order, a little bottle of touch-up paint is included in case installation is required.

No matter what your personal style and colour preference may be, Allstyle Retrofit has the perfect cabinet colour for you! Check out the PRODUCTS section to explore more.