Any color. Really.
We spray your cabinets in our shop in the exact color you choose, from any major paint brand, and it costs the same as white.
How to choose a color
- Find a color you like at the paint store or on a brand's website.
- In your project, enter the paint brand and color name, plus the color code if it has one (for example, Benjamin Moore Hale Navy HC-154).
- Pick a sheen. If you're not sure, satin is a good default for kitchens.
We mix that exact color for your order. If you're matching something already in your home, tell us in your project notes.
- Sage
- Celadon
- Dusty blue
- Powder blue
- Terracotta
- Mushroom
- Oatmeal
- Mauve gray
A few examples, not a menu. Screen colors are approximate; check your choice against a real paint chip.
Sheens
| MatteFlat, no shine. Hides small flaws; wipe gently. |
| EggshellA soft glow. A good balance of look and wipeability. |
| SatinOur standard for kitchens. Smooth, easy to clean. |
| Semi-glossNoticeably shiny and the most scrubbable. |
Finishes
| Painted, any colorSprayed in our shop in the paint brand, color and sheen you choose. | +$95 per cabinet |
| Primed, ready to paintSanded and primed so you or your painter can finish on site. | +$40 per cabinet |
See every style in your color on the door styles page, or the full price list.