Kraftmaid Warm White Cabinets?
Hi! Can anyone share a photo of Kraftmaid Warm White cabinets installed in their kitchen?
When we saw them on display, the Warm White appeared to be an ideal soft white compared to the Dove White (which seemed to bright to us) and the Canvas (which seemed to have too strong of a yellow undertone to us.)
But in all the photos that I’ve seen from Kraftmaid on IG and FB, they style the Warm White cabinets against a bright white countertop, making the cabinets look very creamy.
We are planning Warm White cabinets on the perimeter and Harbor Blue on the island with a warm quartz - Calacatta Laguna. (We will be refinishing our hardwood flooring to get rid of the orange tones.)
Warm White thoughts appreciated!
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Just to follow up because seeing the photos that others have shared has helped me - here is our sample slab on the Warm White display at our cabinet designer’s store front. Everything is playing well together (in our opinion and our designer’s as well), so we’re good!
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@Crystal Nichole Hi! Yes! We did go with these and loved the results. Here are a few photos of our kitchen right after we finished it. The blue looks darker in the photos than it really is - just for reference. But again, we loved how it turned out in our space. Good luck with your project! :)
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@Crystal Nichole - happy to share! I learned a lot from reading the discussions on Houzz throughout our planning process so happy to pass on anything that I can. (Be careful though, it can cause you to overthink too ;) )The hardest thing I think is you are picking all these materials and want to make sure it’s cohesive. And that’s basically hard to do without seeing it installed. So I know seeing photos was a huge help to me. We were completely changing our layout and knocking down a wall as well, which made it a bit more of a challenge to visualize. (Here’s a before photo.) Since the warm white can be tricky - I highly recommend going with a backsplash like the WOW Fez tile that has a variety of whites in it to help pull things together. It’s a beautiful tile and I felt it was the foolproof choice.
Sorry I’ve droned on! Best of luck to you and enjoy the process :)
Alyssa Fernandez