Dark stained cabinets made this kitchen feel heavier than its size. The homeowners wanted the brightness of white cabinets without the cost and disruption of replacing boxes that were structurally fine.
What we did
- Doors and drawer fronts removed and sprayed off-site in a controlled space, which is how we get a smooth, factory-quality finish with no brush or roller texture.
- Cabinet boxes prepped and finished in place, with the kitchen protected and usable in between.
- Island finished in a contrasting green so the room has a focal point instead of a wall of white.
- Hardware reinstalled on the cured finish.
The result
A kitchen that reads as new for a fraction of a replacement. Cabinet painting is one of the most labor-intensive jobs in a home because the prep, degreasing, priming, and cure time are what make the finish last. Skipping any of them shows within a year.
