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Jared Kuzia PhotographyCabinets can instantly change the mood of your kitchen. Whether you’re planning a big renovation or want to make small yet impactful changes, we have you covered with plenty of kitchen cabinet design ideas that go far beyond boring old cupboards. From classic stains and bold paints to detailed hardware and mixed materials, these designer-approved cabinetry ideas serve as major inspiration. Once you’ve decided on the look you’re after, enlist experts or tackle the project yourself. Either way, you’ll be one step closer to bringing your dream home to life!🏡Love looking at designer spaces for inspo? Us too. Let’s obsess over them together.Advertisement - Continue Reading Below1 Stained-Glass Panels

Adam Kane Macchia“Stained glass cabinets were once a popular choice but fell out of favor in recent years,” says designer Margarita Bravo. “However, they are making a comeback as homeowners seek to add a touch of elegance to their kitchens.”Take it from this soft, monochromatic pink kitchen by Baxt Ingui Architects, which was designed for the 2022 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse and features cabinetry with stained glass.2 Dark Stained Wood

Adam Kane Macchia"It works as a counterbalance to all the saturated colors in our interiors right now, lends a ’been here forever’ vibe, and aligns with our yearnings for the comfort of our grandparents’ home," says Studio Dearborn founder Sarah Robertson of dark stained wood cabinetry. This kitchen by the designer is a prime example.3 Stained White Oak

Hagan HinshawTo match the floors of this home in Leeds, New York, Shapeless Studio stained the new white oak cabinetry. “It keeps with the home’s warmth and makes everything feel a part of the building,” says designer Jess Hinshaw.4 Skirted Cabinetry

Noe DeWittIf you have open cabinets and don’t love the way they look, a simple hack is to DIY a curtain to cover them. Opt for café curtains or measure and cut your chosen fabric accordingly and then hang it from the bottom of the counter with a rod. In this kitchen, designer Phoebe Howard matched the curtain pattern to the ceiling wallpaper for high impact.5 Pastel Cabinets

Jeff HerrFor a colorful but not overwhelming look, paint your cabinetry in two pastels. In this 1940s bungalow, designer Laura Jenkins chose Stone Blue and Teresa’s Green by Farrow & Ball. A peachy Fireclay Tile backsplash makes it extra playful.6 Bright Green Cabinets

Jonathan BondBright green cabinetry adds a much-needed pop of color to this kitchen by designer Elizabeth Hay. Potted flowers and patterned rugs enliven the space. The white walls and ceiling beams make it feel more airy and open.7 Sky-High Cabinets

Winnie AuSneak extra storage into your kitchen by not only installing cabinets above the counters but also snaking the cupboards around the room, like over the fridge. (Just don’t forget the step stool.) Take a cue from this tiny kitchen designed by Anthony Dunning. 8 Metal Grate Cabinets

David A. LandDisplay cabinets with metal grate fronts instead of traditional glass enclosures are a happy medium between closed and open storage. "With glass, everything lining the cabinet shelves needs to be just so because you can see straight through. But with metal grates, you don’t have to worry about packaging your essentials in a pretty way since you can only get a peek inside," explains Carisha Swanson, House Beautiful’s director of editorial special projects. 9 Island Storage

Robert Radifera PhotographyGet more usable space out of your kitchen island by customizing it with extra cabinets and drawers. This can help keep walls clear and elongate high ceilings, as exemplified in this kitchen designed by Andrea Pietragallo of Britt Design Studio.10 Double-Duty Cabinets

Nicole FranzenWant to hide your dishwasher? Add a cabinet front, so it doesn’t break up the line of cabinetry under the counter. Even better, hide it with something as gorgeous as hardware-free cabinets in blush pink paint. 11 Furniture Display

romanek design studioInstead of spending on built-ins, invest in furniture you can move around and take with you as Romanek Design Studio did here. A shelving unit or china display cabinet will do the trick. 12 Mixed Hardware

Jared Kuzia PhotographyKaren Swanson of New England Design Works chose alternating hardware to accentuate certain shapes and play with details. The upper cabinets and drawers feature smaller, understated brass knobs while the larger ones feature handle pulls. If you look closely, you can see she flipped the same handles vertically for the cabinets in the corner to play up their height and complement the proportions. 13 Consistent Cabinets

JESSIE PREZAIf your kitchen bleeds into your living, dining room, mudroom, and/or home office, create consistency by using the same paint color and hardware on the cabinets throughout. This black paint and gold hardware combination in a kitchen designed by Fitz Pullins strikes the right balance between approachable and glam. 14 Metal Cabinets

Emil DervishDesigned by Emil Dervish, this minimal kitchen is both highly functional and style-forward. The stainless steel cabinets are resilient and durable as are the wooden worktops (that’s why they’re so popular in professional kitchens), but they also add an industrial edge while the modern lighting and pop of red paint feel fresh. 15 Display Cabinets

Brie WilliamsDisplay cabinets are a smart way to lighten up a black kitchen. Not only will you be able to showcase your tableware and decorative objects, but the glass fronts also make the room feel more open and spacious, as seen in this kitchen designed by Ariene Bethea. Mix display cabinets with enclosed ones to hide any items you don’t want to show off.16 Floating Cubbies

Dries OttenFor a fresh kitchen storage idea, try a floating cubby that blends into the wall instead of floating shelves. Here, design studio Dries Otten mixed whimsical style with industrial features. The stainless steel hood and exposed piping pop against the navy walls, while the striped blue fabric lightens the mood.17 Fancy Cabinet Hardware

DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN"The whole room has a sexy, smokey vibe," interior designer Michelle Nussbaumer says of this kitchen. Every last detail contributes to the luxe look of the space. And while swapping out hardware can be the easiest upgrade to make in a kitchen, it can also be transformative, as evidenced here with the hardware from Nussbaumer’s own line for Addison Weeks. 18 Chicken Wire Cabinets

Nathan KirkmanA classic white kitchen is timeless, but it can be a bit dull. To make it a little more interesting, incorporate craft wire-mesh door inserts overlaid with a metal diamond pattern as designer Rebekah Zaveloff did in this kitchen.19 Lower Cabinets

Emil DervishWith such a statement hood, designer Emil Dervish decided to forgo upper cabinets. This prevents visual clutter on the wall space and allows us to focus on the hood alone. Black lower cabinets take care of the storage needs while also grounding the kitchen. 20 Glossy Floating Cabinets

Douglas Friedman This fabulously over-the-top kitchen designed by Michelle Nussbaumer is the definition of maximalism. For a similar look, choose a backsplash that corresponds with the kitchen island, use tile on the floors, and make your floating cabinets pop with a glossy paint finish.