The Gray Stained Shaker Kitchen

Gray Stained Shaker Cabinets

The Shaker door style features a simple outside frame with a recessed center panel.

It’s a classic design that works in almost any kitchen aesthetic.

The gray stain is what makes these cabinets special. It’s a cool gray tone that allows the natural wood grain to show through, creating depth and visual interest you don’t get with painted cabinets.

The stain enhances the wood’s character while giving you that contemporary gray color homeowners love.

Partial Overlay Construction

These cabinets are built with partial overlay doors, which means the doors sit on top of the face frame with a half-inch overlay.

You can see the face frame around each door and drawer, creating visual lines that break up the expanse of cabinetry.

It’s a more traditional construction method that adds detail and dimension to the overall look.

Easy Reach Corner Wall Cabinet

The corner wall cabinet uses an Easy Reach design that solves the access problem most corner cabinets have.

The door is hinged both in the middle and on the outside edge, allowing it to fold open completely.

Inside, you get individual shelves that alternate direction rather than one deep diagonal shelf where items get lost in the back.

The shelves are also adjustable, so you can customize the spacing based on what you’re storing.

Everything becomes reachable without crawling halfway into the cabinet.

Laminate Countertop with Crescent Edge

The countertop is laminate with a crescent edge profile on the front.

The curved edge makes the countertop appear thicker and more substantial than it actually is, even though it’s the standard inch-and-a-half thickness.

Laminate is a practical, budget-friendly choice that comes in countless colors and patterns, and modern laminates are more durable and realistic-looking than ever.

Contemporary Glass Tile Backsplash

The backsplash is the showstopper in this kitchen.

The glass tiles appear textured and dimensional, but when you run your hand over the surface, it’s completely smooth and flat.

The optical illusion comes from the shape molded into the backside of the glass.

What you see from the front creates a three-dimensional textured effect that adds incredible visual interest.

It’s a contemporary material that catches light beautifully, especially with the under-cabinet lighting illuminating it from above.