A great way to begin a new year is to look back at the trends of the previous year. In December 2024, the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) released the 2025 edition of its annual Kitchen Trends Report. In this month’s blog, we look at the surveyed results of five NKBA color trends for… [...]
As we welcome the new year, the anticipation for fresh trends and vibrant colors is at its peak. This year, three industry giants—Sherwin Williams®, Benjamin Moore®, and Pantone®—have unveiled their Colors of the Year for 2025, each bringing a unique vision and palette that promises to inspire and transform spaces. In this month’s blog, we… [...]
In 2024, we have seen a renewed focus on natural hues and textured finishes, which have taken the spotlight. Greenfield Cabinetry prides itslef on offering the choices to capture a homeowner’s taste and style in every cabinet project. Our designers work with clients to ensure their new cabinets will be timeless. In this month’s Greenfield… [...]
It’s no mystery that painted finishes are among the most popular for today’s new cabinetry. Greenfield Cabinetry offers a vast number of standard paint options, but what if a customer has something different in mind? Maybe something inspired by Benjamin Moore® Tangerine Zing? Greenfield Cabinetry has a solution. We offer our designers a terrific program… [...]
Since 2013, Greenfield designer Courtney Wilson of Captiva Design Build has been creating beautiful, one-of-a-kind kitchens, baths and other rooms for the fabulous homes on Ft. Myers Beach, Captiva Island and Sanibel Island in Florida. In 2021, Courtney engaged with a client on Sanibel Island who had a very specific vision for her bathroom remodel. He… [...]
Midcentury Modern styling is having a moment. It’s very hip to be square. Although Midcentury Modern architecture boomed all over America from 1945 to 1969, its seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years. According to Refin, “Midcentury Modern style homes are most popular in Oakland, CA, Denver, CO, San Francisco, CA, and Seattle, WA,… [...]
When authorized Greenfield Cabinetry designer, Kayla Garbrecht, AKBD, of Broken Arrow Cabinetry and Design, Watertown, Wisconsin began the remodeling process for herself and her young family, it was a unique challenge. “Being a designer and doing your own kitchen is both a dream and a nightmare, because you know all the options available AND, you… [...]
Designing a new kitchen is a huge undertaking, and one of the most important parts of the process is finding the perfect color. Green is a color that can help connect nature to your space. In this month’s blog, we are showing you some of the exciting shades of green that Greenfield Cabinetry has to… [...]
Do you love the natural beauty of wood but want to add some color and personality to your space? If so, you might want to consider using a transparent stain on your cabinets. Greenfield Cabinetry has begun to introduce new translucent stains, with the rising popularity of grey-brown influenced and natural stains in 2023. What… [...]
Are you feeling a change in the air? No, we’re not talking about the seasonal shift, but preference shifts. Below are some paint and stain color choice changes we’re experiencing. Will these changes influence your design plans? PAINT RULES Painted finishes continue to be highly favored by Greenfield designers and their clients. “Whether it’s a… [...]
Our dealers are an amazingly talented community, serving homeowners across the U.S. Among them is Urban Herriges & Sons, Inc., a Greenfield Cabinetry dealer since 2015, located in Mukwonago, Wisconsin (Southwest of Milwaukee). Urban Herriges took home the 2023 Regional CotY (Contractor of the Year) Award in the Entire House $250,000 to $500,000 category, and… [...]
Is it us, or is there change in the air? Lately, we’ve seen a rise in Greenfield designers’ interest in the clean, organic look of Natural Veneer doors and drawer fronts for new kitchens, baths and other spaces. And, social media features continue to showcase more and more of the sleek, modern aesthetic of slab… [...]