Thomasville (Home Depot), Kraftmaid (Home Depot + other retailers) and Plain and Fancy in ascending order of price, off the top of my head

You can also do IKEA cabinets and have either semihandmade or Scherr's make doors. Semihandmade offers at least one blue and Scherr's will paint anything from SW's colors.

Crown Point

Remember all of those cabinet manufacturers who make white and brown cabinets because you'll be calling them in a year when this trend passes by and you hate having royal blue cabinets.

https://www.wellborn.com/finbrowser.php

"ColorInspire is available on all Maple and MDF Estate and Premier Series Door Styles. ColorInspire is a program that will allow your customers the ability to choose from thousands of colors in any of the Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams or Valspar color decks for that just right color. ColorInspire utilizes a catalyzed conversion finish that is oven-cured, creating a baked-on long lasting finish. The sheen level will be the standard low sheen level used on the current paint program."

We used Wellborn for our kitchen four years ago. Well made cabinets. Ours are maple slab painted white and we have been happy with the finish.

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Canyon Creek makes 3 different blues including navy blue.

I thought Scherr’s would do any SW color. Good to have confirmation. So, as already said, you could do Ikea with doors from Scherr’s. Or you could do Scherr’s for the cabinets as well. Both of those options are RTA.

Shiloh has a factory paint finish called Naval, a rich navy blue. I considered it for my island, but chose black instead.

Wood mode

Diamond cabinets at Lowes are available in Naval (blue) color.

we just ordered conestoga cabinets from the cabinet joint and very happy with quality. they come RTA. we chose white cabinets but I see on their site a couple of blue options - good luck I think blue cabinets will look beautiful

Seville just introduced a gorgeous navy cabinet. Here’s a photo of our sample.

@ latifolia: Thanks for mentioning us, and to the OP, yes, we offer many blues (even custom-blended blues, if you desire). We also have a beautiful royal blue, Indigo Batik, in our Crown Select line. (You can see a photo here on the info page: http://www.crownselect.com/info/) Have a great day!

Dynasty, Omega, Merillat, Kemper, and Merillat Classic starting in October. And any real custom guy locally.

Most likely, the people saying you would get tired of it or it's trendy are people that either don't like blue or wouldn't be bold and use. Blue is my favorite color. My eyes are blue, most of my clothes are shades of blue. My father gutted/remodeled a home in the late 50s (prior to my birth) and the main color used throughout was navy blue (with lighter blues used also). Our first home was purchased in the 80s and we painted the cabinets blue. I never tire of blue!

The kitchens I mentioned above, we lived with the French Grey island for almost 13 years. I still love that island! fwiw, you can get a fabulous smooth and durable finish with oil based paint when it is sprayed. Our new home has beautiful custom cabinets made locally in this manner. The key there is the cabinetmaker's painter/finish system.

So if you LOVE blue, go for it! And enjoy your new kitchen!

We did our island and our bar area in hale navy, cabinets by medallion. Very happy with how they turned out!

Semi Handmade plus IKEA will cost well above what many of these other lines will cost. And not have nearly as many modifications available.

Just for inspiration, I had posted about this Christopher Peacock kitchen some time ago, and will re-post the photo here. I love this color which is, naturally, peacock blue. Plus I love how he tied in the black, and the brass accents. Now, Christopher Peacock kitchens are in the $200k range, so not affordable for most, but it's a lovely photo for inspiration. Though the prep sink is kinda useless, if I am going to quibble, and there should be more base drawers. Nevertheless, I'd kill for this kitchen.

The island I designed here 9 years ago here is Omega.

Dynasty Omega Showroom Vignette · More Info

And this is custom, from a local guy that does the same tough conversion varnish finish as a factory.

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You CAN get factory tough locally, but you will have to wade through a lot of frogs before you get the prince. It works best if you have a good local Kitchen Designer involved.

Bremtown Cabinets will factory paint your cabinets in any BM or SW color. http://www.bremtown.com/paints-glazes/  (See bottom of page)

Showplace has Naval, Hale Navy, Billowy Breeze, and Smoky Blue - all standard colors.

https://www.showplacecabinetry.com/finishes/paints

They'll also match any Sherwin Williams paint, but I'm probably going with Showplace just because I like their standard colors and wouldn't have to pay a big surcharge for them. Unless I'm told they're terrible cabinets or the paint finish is bad?

We used Holiday Kitchens for our remodel almost 2 years ago. These cabinets have been great - no complaints. They do come in a variety of styles and colors including blue.

http://holidaykitchens.com/index.php/quality-designed/products

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Many cabinet lines do a blue paint. So your next step is really to make sure you are working with a designer who can give you a well functioning kitchen - not just a pretty blue kitchen that will be a nightmare to work in...

Good luck!

Did you ever find a manufacturer that does a factory finish? None of these people seemed to understand what you meant and instead focused only on the color.

IKEA Axstad cabinet doors, drawer fronts and related components for the IKEA Sektion kitchen are available in matt blue.

Need help! I am undecided about flooring. I have Wellborn shakers in the color “bleu” and fantasy brown granite. Any suggestions?