This Years Trending Cabinetry Colors

The 2026 signature cabinetry palette reflects a shift toward depth, nuance, and material-driven color. Instead of stark contrasts or fleeting trends, this collection focuses on tones that feel grounded in nature and architecture—colors shaped by stone, soil, foliage, and mineral pigments.

As a whole, the palette is cohesive and highly livable, designed to layer seamlessly within a home. Each hue carries subtle complexity, allowing cabinetry to feel integrated with its surroundings rather than applied on top of them. The result is a range that supports both statement moments and restrained, timeless spaces—where color works in harmony with wood, metal, and stone to create lasting interiors.

Cambridge

Cambridge is a deep, heritage brown with subtle red undertones that evoke leather, walnut, and aged woodwork. It brings a sense of tradition and substance to cabinetry, lending warmth and gravitas to a space. Especially striking with brass, natural stone, and creamy neutrals, it delivers a refined, classic foundation.

Cameo

Cameo is a soft, warm neutral that sits between cream and pale beige. Its gentle warmth brightens cabinetry without feeling stark, making it a versatile backdrop for both natural wood tones and richer accent colors. It lends a light, welcoming atmosphere while still feeling tailored and refined.

Griselda

Griselda is a refined mid-tone grey with balanced warmth, avoiding both cool sharpness and heaviness. Its subtle depth gives cabinetry a tailored, architectural presence while remaining highly versatile. It works effortlessly with marble, brushed metals, and layered neutrals for a composed, timeless look.

Hemlock

Hemlock is a muted, earthy green with subtle grey undertones. It draws from foliage and forest tones, giving cabinetry a natural, grounded character. Versatile and calming, it pairs beautifully with wood grains, stone, and warm metallic finishes.

Kalahari

Kalahari is a warm sand-toned neutral with sunbaked depth. It echoes natural clay and limestone, bringing an organic warmth to cabinetry. This hue layers effortlessly with wood, stone, and textured finishes for a relaxed but refined feel.

Plumeria

Plumeria is a soft, blush-leaning neutral with a gentle warmth. Its subtle rosy undertone adds dimension without reading overtly pink, giving cabinetry a fresh yet sophisticated character. It pairs especially well with warm metals, creamy stones, and natural wood tones.

Selva

Selva is a deep, foliage-inspired green with rich, natural depth. It brings a lush, enveloping quality to cabinetry, offering color that feels both organic and elevated. Beautiful alongside wood tones, stone, and brass, it creates a layered, nature-driven palette.

Sorrel

Sorrel is a warm, brown-leaning neutral with subtle reddish undertones. It recalls saddle leather and natural earth pigments, giving cabinetry a sense of warmth and maturity. It pairs beautifully with stone, textured finishes, and aged metals for a grounded, inviting look.