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White continues to be the most popular colour choice for kitchens, despite the fact that other coloured cabinets (such as ones in hues of blue, grey, brown, and black) have started to show up on the scene in recent years. Even when a non-traditional colour is used for a cabinet, white cabinets are usually present in the same kitchen. For an example of how well blue and white cabinets may coexist in the same kitchen, see the photo below.
A kitchen built in Shaker style 20 years ago can nevertheless appear as fresh, clean, and welcoming as one built today. The majority of framed cabinets used in American design and construction are in the Shaker style.
Odern kitchens are a natural fit for white Shaker cabinetry. Clean lines blend well with contemporary elements like smart appliances, modern art, and ornamental accents.
Cabinetry in the Shaker design could be less expensive per unit than other cabinet designs with extensive woodwork.
