Embrace the natural look with wooden kitchen cabinets.
For a look thats both trendy and classic,skip the paintand let your kitchen cabinets breathe bare.
And can nature ever truly go out of style?
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Elle Cantrellis the founder and lead designer ofElle Du Mondein Atlanta, Georgia.
These days, Cantrell reveals that white oak and walnut are especially popular choices for kitchen cabinets.
Including white oak and beyond, heres all the wooden cabinet inspiration your heart desires.
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And, Cantrell reminds us that theres no rule that says you cant have both wooden and painted cabinets.
Consider mixing stained andpainted cabinetsto create balance.
you’re free to even mix different cabinet face styles, she says.
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Design a nature-inspired room with a wood theme throughout.
Wood Paneling
For a decorative flare, shiplap your cabinets.
The simple vertical striping is just enough detail to catch your eye every time.
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Reclaimed Wood
Hector Manuel Sanchez; Styling: Frances Bailey
Built-ins with built-in history.
Recycled wood adds instant character and texture to the kitchen.
Modern Honey Oak
For those still sporting honey oak cabinets, have no fear.
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The result is a layered, collected kitchen with lots of wooden charm.
A hitch or china cabinet is an excellent way to feature wood accents while expanding storage.
Sturdy handles and a sleek faucet are the cherry on top.
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Indoor-Outdoor Oak
This stunning kitchen opens up for outdoor entertaining.
Color Pop
Wooden cabinets lend themselves beautifully to a neutral color scheme in the kitchen.
We could get used to cooking here.
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Simply Rustic
Paired with rope pulls and sailcloth shades, these wooden cabinets are oh-so charming.
They’re just the thing to add big design appeal in a small, rustic kitchen.
The overall effect is relaxed and effortlessly cool.
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Distressed Details
Perfectly imperfect, these wooden cabinets embrace their flaws.
As time goes on, wear and tear will fit right in and only add to the appeal.
Color Block
Like Cantrell said, why not have both painted and wooden cabinets?
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This seaside kitchen turns home into a sunny retreat, every day.
Here, flat black cabinet handles pair perfectly with a copper over hood.
Island Life
Don’t forget about the island as a place where wooden cabinets can shine.
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This island uses wooden cabinets for additional storage and effortless style.
Wooden Backsplash
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More wood!
This kitchen doesn’t stop at the cabinets, continuing down to meet the countertop.
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Here, a wooden hood matches the cabinets on the kitchen island.
Cover the Walls
Alternatively, go all out!
There’s no limit to our love for wooden cabinets in a kitchen.
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