If you are looking for a way to make your kitchen feel bright, open, and stylish, these beautiful white kitchen ideas are the best place to start.
So, I’m excited to share these best white kitchen cabinet colors and simple design tips to help you create a space that feels warm and welcoming.
I know choosing the right white shade and cabinet style can feel overwhelming because there are so many options that look almost the same.
Some whites feel too warm, others look too cool, and picking the wrong one might make your kitchen feel dull or uninviting.
Many people also worry that an all-white kitchen will look too plain, feel too cold, or be too hard to keep clean.
White kitchens have stayed popular for years because they make any space feel bigger, brighter, and more timeless than other color choices.
Whether you love modern, farmhouse, coastal, or traditional styles, white cabinets can blend in perfectly and make your kitchen feel fresh and elegant.
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One reason so many people choose white kitchens is that white is one of the most timeless kitchen cabinet colors that never goes out of style.
A well-chosen shade of white can help reflect natural light, making even the smallest kitchen feel more open, airy, and comfortable.
It is also one of the best neutral kitchen cabinet colors because it works with any decor style and allows you to change accents easily over time.
If you are unsure whether a white kitchen is right for you, these practical tips and creative ideas will help you make the best choice for your home.
What Color Is Best For A White Kitchen
Choosing the best white paint color for a kitchen can depend on various factors, including the amount of natural light, the size of the space, and your personal preferences.
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Here are some popular white paint colors that often work well in kitchens:
Before making a final decision, it’s a good idea to test paint samples on your kitchen walls to see how they look in different lighting conditions.
Decor To Decorate A White Kitchen With
The fun thing about white cabinets is they are fairly easy to decorate with. Using pieces that have texture like rattan vases and baskets as well as wood tones like cutting boards helps to ground the bright white color.
Here are a few of my favorite pieces to use in a white kitchen.
White Kitchen Ideas
Best White Kitchen Ideas
This gorgeous kitchen features a creamy white color accented with gold hardware and a marble countertop.
It lends to a classic yet modern feel with the light oak flooring.
This beautiful modern white kitchen features a waterfall countertop island and light oak flooring.
The rattan barstools add texture to the space.
The subway tile backsplash with a subtle contrasting grout helps add character and dimension to this all white kitchen.
Using open shelving and clear glass cabinet doors adds dimension to a white kitchen.
These beautiful wood floating shelves also add extra storage and make it easy to grab what you need when cooking.
Using stone or wood to create a statement with the hood design is a great way to elevate a white kitchen design.
This white kitchen ties in the cabinet hardware in the lighting with a beautiful gold finish but contrasts with the faucet hardware for a unique and whimsical look.
This classic white kitchen is accented with a buffalo check runner in blue and white as well as vintage artwork.
This white kitchen has a sophisticated look to it with the gold lantern pendant lights over the kitchen island and the woven barstools add warmth to the space.
This traditional white kitchen features a gorgeous wood band on the hood to make it stand out. Subway tile, chrome hardware, and white oaky floors add to the classic vibe.
This coastal white kitchen is so light bright and airy feeling.
The accessories are what add warmth and a breezy whimsical feel to the space.
Don’t Forget To Order Paint Samples!
No matter what a photo looks like or description, every paint color will look different in your own space. It is so important to test a paint color before you commit to it.
That’s why I love buying these peel & stick samples.
It makes it so easy & affordable to test colors!
Where can I buy the plastic ghost chairs as I live in Perth WA
Hi Steve, They are acrylic and here is an affiliate link to one —>>http://amzn.to/2s6mcMA
Oh gosh I’m completely head over heels in love with these designs – white kitchens as far as I’m concerned are simply the best! They are just so simple, yet at the same time so beautiful and eye catching! Admittedly though simplistic has always been my favourite go to style (and always will be) – what can I say I’m a sucker for a whitewashed wall and some distressed flooring! Has anyone seen the TV show Once Upon a Time? I know it’s a very niche, and admittedly slightly cheesy programme but I just really love Mary Margaret’s kitchen – (some of these designs remind me of it) honestly her apartment is just so fabulously chic and so to my taste! It’s basically my entire kitchen goals, and the key inspiration for my new kitchen I’m working on (which is almost done eeekkk). The only thing is I’m really struggling to find some nice kitchen door handles for my cabinets (well ones that I like and that will fit in with dream design – hands up I am incredibly picky though). I did recently come across a company called Lark & Larks which I liked the look of though. Has anyone heard of them or used them at all? Would you be able to link a picture to your kitchen handles/general cupboards if you have please? It would be such a massive help x
I agree that white kitchens fit into any style. I have always loved white, and the brightness and elegance it adds to a room. White kitchens also make the space appear cleaner which is always a plus. As long as you clean the kitchen regularly, it should always stay looking good!
Four kitchens. No arrows shown except one to many glass jars.
Out of the four, I choose the first.
Hi Valerie,
The arrows are on each side of the photos. Also if you run your mouse over the photo, at the bottom you will see multiple dots where the caption is. You can click on each of those dots too. Hope that helps!