Any guesses on the next trendy kitchen cabinet color? (shutter, corian, counters)

[bookspage]

Any predictions on what is the next popular cabinet color for kitchens?

Every new kitchen where I am in the suburbs (whether a reno or new build) has white cabinets. Usually shaker style. White/grey quartz counters

The 90s were oak and maple. Then came darker stains in the early to mid 2000s and then white of the 2010s.

(And yes I know that all colors have always all been in use. I’m talking about what trend will be predominant)

Edited to add: Here is an interesting article showing trends

https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/the...o-today-248036

[Tn_eddy]

We went with natural red oak with our remodel a few years ago...I built the cabinets from standing tree to finish.


But my guess is painted of some variety will be the 'in' thing forever simply due to much lower cost......MDF being a whole lot cheaper than quartersawn red oak.

[ChessieMom]

Originally Posted by bookspage

Any predictions on what is the next popular cabinet color for kitchens?

Let’s limit this to traditional style as opposed to modern which can sometimes have different color trends

Every new kitchen where I am in the suburbs (whether a reno or new build) has white cabinets. Usually shaker style. White/grey corian counters

But we all know that all trends come to an end at some point

The 90s were oak and maple. Then came darker stains in the early to mid 2000s and then white

Any guesses as to what is next?

(And yes I know that all colors have always all been in use. I’m talking about what trend will be predominant)

White isn’t a trend.

[bookspage]

Originally Posted by Tn_eddy

We went with natural red oak with our remodel a few years ago...I built the cabinets from standing tree to finish.


But my guess is painted of some variety will be the 'in' thing forever simply due to much lower cost......MDF being a whole lot cheaper than quartersawn red oak.

Beautiful!

[Threestep2]

Tn_eddy - your cabinets are simply awesome, functional, durable and have a story. Thank you for sharing them.

[nuts2uiam]

Oak my favorite. I had oak quite similar to yours in my former home and I miss them. I have maple here, still the natural wood but there is something I love about the graininess of oak. And, I am not known to go with the trends, I go with what I love.

[southernnaturelover]

Originally Posted by nuts2uiam

Oak my favorite. I had oak quite similar to yours in my former home and I miss them. I have maple here, still the natural wood but there is something I love about the graininess of oak. And, I am not known to go with the trends, I go with what I love.

I hate it when people paint nice oak cabinets. HGTV says oak is out.

[davebarnes]

I don’t guess, I subscribe to http://www.kitchenbathdesign.com

[Bungalove]

I don't care about trends. I'm not about to change my original 1959 solid wood kitchen cabinets that are painted white and still have their original chrome hardware. They're cute, quaint, and appropriate for the house.

[nightcrawler]

I don't care about trends either,

I get what I like,
and what I want to look at,
and create my own "look"

i have black bead board,

it's taste specific,

its my apartment,

and I'm living there,

and I'm never selling.


and I'm not interested in what HGTV tells me the trend is.


I tried to post a picture of it, but it says I have posted it on another thread and wouldnt let me.