New Cabinets added to Newly Refaced Cabinetry

When updating your kitchen with cabinet refacing, you might also find the need to add a few cabinets to enhance storage and functionality to your existing cabinetry. The challenge lies in ensuring that these new additions blend with your newly refaced cabinetry. A well-executed combination of refaced and new cabinets can create a harmonious, high-end look while maintaining consistency in design and materials.

1. Choosing Materials and Finishes

To achieve a cohesive look, the new cabinets should match the finish, color, and material of the refaced cabinetry.  This is why it is important to work with a company that manufactures all materials in house… like us!

2. Consistency in Door and Drawer Styles

The cabinet doors and drawer fronts define the visual appeal of your kitchen. When adding new cabinets, select doors and drawers that match the profile, style, and detailing of your refaced cabinets. If your existing cabinets have a shaker, slab, or raised-panel style, your new additions should follow suit to maintain design uniformity.

3. Matching Hardware and Molding

Small details like knobs, handles, and molding can make a significant difference in how well the new cabinets integrate with the refaced ones. Choose matching hardware in the same material and finish to maintain design consistency. Soft-close hinges and drawer slides can also enhance the functionality and premium feel of your cabinetry.  When choosing to reface, this is a great time to upgrade your hardware.  This will allow for consistency across refaced and new cabinets.

4. Interior Accessories

While the exterior aesthetics are important, don’t overlook the functionality of your new cabinets. Consider adding accessories such as pull-out shelves, lazy Susans, or custom dividers to match the upgraded storage solutions of your refaced cabinetry. This not only improves organization but also enhances the usability of your kitchen space.

5. Working with a Professional

To ensure a flawless integration, it’s best to work with a professional cabinet refacing company. Experienced professionals can custom-build new cabinets that perfectly complement your refaced ones, ensuring a factory-finished appearance and precise alignment.

Adding new cabinets alongside refaced cabinetry is a great way to enhance both the look and functionality of your kitchen without a full renovation. By carefully matching materials, styles, and hardware, you can create a cohesive and stylish space that looks brand new and gives you the extra storage space that you were looking for. Whether you need extra storage, a new island, or a pantry extension, integrating new cabinetry with refaced cabinets is a smart and cost-effective way to upgrade your kitchen while maintaining design harmony.

When you are ready to love the look and functionality of your kitchen, our design experts are here to help guide you through the process..