Nashkov Group Construction LLC painted the existing kitchen cabinetry in a white finish. The updated cabinet fronts and frames bring a consistent color to the upper units, base cabinets and drawers around the cooking and sink areas. The photographs show the earlier finish with masking already in place, followed by the completed painted cabinetry.
Before & after
Move the sliders to compare the earlier cabinet finish with the white-painted result. The earlier photographs already show protective masking around adjoining surfaces.
The cooking and corner cabinet area
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The earlier warm-toned cabinet fronts give way to a white finish across the upper and lower units.
Along the sink and adjoining cabinet run
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The painted cabinet fronts continue around the sink and along the adjoining run, with doors, drawers and hardware visible in the completed view.
Work included
This focused kitchen update renewed the appearance of the existing cabinetry through painting. The light finish carries across the visible cabinet fronts and frames while retaining the kitchen arrangement shown in the earlier photographs.
Masking along adjoining edges during preparation.
Painting the existing upper and lower cabinet fronts.
A coordinated white finish on visible cabinet frames and drawer fronts.
Consistent cabinet color around the cooking, corner and sink areas.
The work, step by step
Explore the earlier cabinet finish, the painting scope and the completed kitchen views. Select a photograph to see the full image, then browse with the arrows, keyboard or a swipe.
Stage 01
The earlier finish and protective masking
The earlier photographs show warm-toned paneled cabinet doors and drawer fronts around the kitchen. Blue protective tape is already visible along adjoining edges, recording the cabinets during preparation for the painting work.
These views establish the original cabinet color and the arrangement around the range, sink and peninsula. They provide the starting reference for the lighter painted result.
Earlier finish: warm-toned cabinet fronts, with protective tape already placed along adjoining edges.Earlier view along the sink and peninsula, with the original cabinet finish and masking in place.
Stage 02
Painting the cabinet fronts and frames
The existing cabinetry was painted white, bringing the doors, drawer fronts and visible frames into a coordinated finish. The paneled door profiles remain part of the kitchen appearance, now defined by the lighter color.
The painting scope connects the upper cabinets above the work surfaces with the base units below. The completed views show the finish continuing through the cooking area, around the corner and along the sink cabinet run.
Stage 03
The completed white-painted cabinetry
The finished photographs show the cabinet doors and drawers in place, with their hardware visible against the white fronts. The consistent painted color brings the upper and lower cabinetry together across the kitchen.
A closer corner view records the cooking and sink areas, while the wider photograph shows the painted cabinetry in relation to the peninsula and the rest of the room. Together they document the result of the cabinet painting.
After painting: white upper and lower cabinet fronts around the cooking and sink areas.Completed view: the white-painted cabinetry seen across the kitchen and peninsula.
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