Picking colors are so difficult.... (countertop, painted, kitchen, design)

[ChessieMom]

Originally Posted by CarnivalGal

The style of the cream door is too detailed / fancy for craftsman. I think the style and simplicity of the white and gray would be best.

Is the OP having to pick between those exact cabinets as pictured??? I thought she was just asking about colors.

OP - can you clarify? I agree the style of the cream cabinets is NOT good.

[beckycat]

Unfortunately, I can only get the styles and colors shown. So, yes the same cabinets pictured.

[djmilf]

Originally Posted by beckycat

Unfortunately, I can only get the styles and colors shown. So, yes the same cabinets pictured.

Yes, the COVID has affected supply chains world-wide. Home building materials aren't as abundant as before, and prices have risen.

For the next year, my guess is that there's going to be a dearth of choices when doing home remodeling.

[rfomd129]

^^^Ok, now that that's been clarified, where does the craftsman style come in? Is that what the rest of the house looks like? The outside of the house?

I don't think either choice you posted would be considered craftsman style.

[nobodysbusiness]

The white is much more attractive.

[ChessieMom]

Originally Posted by beckycat

Unfortunately, I can only get the styles and colors shown. So, yes the same cabinets pictured.

Wow that SUCKS. I don't get the restriction. You can buy cabinets anywhere. Are you building a new home?

In any event, I would never want those cabinets that are of the cream color - no matter WHAT color they were - so the white shaker cabinets are the win for me.

[UNC4Me]

I like the white Shaker better than the other options. Paired with a less modern tile (like a simple subway), they would work in a Craftsman kitchen.

The cream cabinets are too French Country and while I like the gray, I’d worry that gray is too trendy and won’t stand the test of time.

[beckycat]

Originally Posted by rfomd129

^^^Ok, now that that's been clarified, where does the craftsman style come in? Is that what the rest of the house looks like? The outside of the house?

I don't think either choice you posted would be considered craftsman style.

It's a new build. I just like Craftsman style The house necessarily isn't Craftsman but I like the aspects and I would like to add a few similarities. It's just a small ranch style home that I plan to put a covered porch and a roof transom

[rfomd129]

Originally Posted by beckycat

It's a new build. I just like Craftsman style The house necessarily isn't Craftsman but I like the aspects and I would like to add a few similarities. It's just a small ranch style home that I plan to put a covered porch and a roof transom

Got it In that case the white style would be better and maybe you could paint them after you move in.

[rrah]

The white and the gray cabinets appear to be the same door style. Personally not a fan of either color, but if you want something craftsman like, that door style is closer.