Off White & Antique White Kitchen Cabinets
Off-White and Antique White Kitchen Cabinets
Off-white and antique white doors carry a cream or grey undertone, and many add a glaze worked into the profile of the door so the detail of the frame reads more strongly. They behave like a different color to a true white once a countertop sits next to them, which is why we list them separately from white kitchen cabinets.
When to choose off-white over white
Off-white generally suits kitchens with warm flooring, brass or bronze hardware, and rooms that get little direct daylight, where a cool bright white can read grey. A true white suits cooler schemes and pairs more predictably with grey-veined stone. If you are unsure, sample one from each group rather than two whites from the same family.
Plan the rest of the kitchen
See quartz countertops and backsplash tiles for the surfaces that carry the scheme, traditional kitchen cabinets for the door profiles these finishes usually appear on, and the full kitchen cabinet range. Compare finishes in person at one of our four showrooms or book an appointment.
