Seafoam Green Kitchen

Seafoam Green Durango Cabinets

The cabinets feature KraftMaid’s Durango door style in Serenity, a soft seafoam green that brings calm, coastal-inspired color to the kitchen.

Green cabinets have surged in popularity for their ability to feel both fresh and timeless.

Seafoam specifically reads as soothing and bright without being too bold, making it perfect for cottage-style kitchens or any home that wants a touch of color without committing to something dramatic.

Rustic Alder Natural Wood Accents

The natural rustic alder wood accents add warmth and texture throughout the kitchen.

You’ll see them in the open display cabinet in the center, the floating shelves on the side, and other strategic details.

Rustic alder has visible knots and grain variation that bring authentic character to the design.

Pairing natural wood with painted cabinets is a designer favorite because it adds depth and prevents the kitchen from feeling flat or one-dimensional.

Pebbled Glass Cabinet Doors

The display cabinet in the center features pebbled glass doors.

The textured glass lets you see that something is inside without revealing every detail, perfect for displaying favorite pieces while disguising less attractive items.

The texture also catches and refracts light beautifully, adding visual interest to the cabinet itself.

Beadboard Cabinet Backing

Look closely at the back of the open display cabinet and you’ll see beadboard paneling.

This is a classic cottage detail that adds texture and authentic character.

Instead of a plain painted back, the beadboard creates depth and reinforces the cottage aesthetic throughout the kitchen.

Chrome Rail Tray Divider Pull-out

The chrome rail tray divider pull-out keeps cookie sheets, cutting boards, and baking pans upright and organized.

Pull it out, grab what you need, and slide it back in.

The chrome rails keep everything separated and prevent items from sliding around or stacking awkwardly.

Blind Corner Pull-out

Instead of a traditional Lazy Susan, this kitchen uses a blind corner pullout system.

The front piece pulls forward and then flips sideways, revealing two additional roll trays that pull forward from the back of the cabinet.

This design gives you complete access to the entire corner space, including the back where items typically get lost. Everything pulls out to you, eliminating the cabinet diving that corners usually require.

Floating Shelves with Finished Blind End

The floating shelves bring the natural rustic alder color back into the design while creating display space without committing to an entire feature wall.

The shelves butt right up against the finished end of the blind cabinet, creating a seamless transition that looks intentional and built-in.

If you don’t have space for a full open shelving wall, this is a clever way to incorporate the floating shelf look in a smaller area.

Pull-Out Pantry with Paper Towel Dispenser

The pull-out pantry includes a built-in paper towel roll dispenser on top and a cubby in the back for storing bag-style items like trash bags or food storage bags.

Everything you reach for repeatedly is tucked away but accessible.

It’s a smart way to get those items off your counter while keeping them right where you need them.

Three-Drawer Deep Base

This isn’t your standard three-drawer base.

Instead of the typical small-medium-large drawer configuration, this version features two skinny drawers on top and one extra-deep drawer on the bottom.

The deep bottom drawer handles pots and pans, while the two top drawers organize silverware and utensils separately.

You get more focused storage in the same 30 inches of linear space.

Sink Drawer

The sink base features drawers instead of the traditional doors.

The top drawer is U-shaped to work around the plumbing, and the bottom drawer is a shallower standard drawer that leaves room for pipes.

This is an upgrade worth discussing with your contractor since the plumbing has to be positioned correctly to accommodate the design.

The result is significantly more accessible storage than the typical cabinet under the sink offers.

Pull-Out Trash with Bag Storage

The pull-out trash features one large single can plus dedicated space in the back for storing trash bags.

No more keeping the bag box in another cabinet or under the sink.

Everything you need for handling trash lives in one organized pullout.

Knife Drawer with Corkboard

The top drawer is specifically designed for knife storage with slotted spacers that hold knives securely in place.

Each knife sits in its own slot, protected from sliding around and clashing with other knives.

The handles rest on corkboard, which prevents scratches or damage to the handles.

It’s safer, more organized, and keeps your knives in better condition than a countertop block.

Roll Tray Utility Cabinet

The end cabinet features KraftMaid’s roll tray utility design with finger pulls for easy opening.

The roll trays are spaced for pantry-style storage.

If you need additional roll trays, your contractor can install extras, but the standard configuration accommodates most pantry storage needs.

Hand-Glazed 4-Inch Square Tile Backsplash

The backsplash uses traditional 4-inch square tiles, but there’s nothing traditional about how they’re made.

Each tile is hand-glazed, creating visible variation in finish from piece to piece.

When you touch the surface, you can feel that the clay has been hand-formed rather than machine-produced.

This artisan quality adds significant character and makes the backsplash feel like a true craft element rather than a manufactured product.