Painted cabinets are still the go-to finish when it comes to cabinet design. While color palette trends have started to shift from bright whites to more natural tones, it is still a popular option that many homeowners desire. Dura Supreme Cabinetry is an excellent choice to consider when it comes to painted cabinets. We offer a color palette that has a lot of what is trending in painted cabinet design, with several whites and grays to choose from, as well as blues and greens. However, what happens when the painted colors we offer aren’t the perfect match, or the particular tone or hue you’re looking for? Well, have I got a solution for you!
Dura Supreme offers a Personal Paint Match (PPM) program that allows you to choose from any one of Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore paint colors. Between these two nationally known paint brands there are over 5,000 colors to choose from! Need the perfect white to match your countertop selection? There are over 100 of those. Maybe your kid wants a bubblegum pink vanity? (Thanks, Barbie!) How about the color of your favorite sports team to jazz up the cabinets in your entertainment room? (Vikings purple anyone? Anyone?)
Whatever the paint color desired, you can have Dura Supreme Cabinetry finish your cabinets with it once the approval process has been completed. Many of our designers take advantage of this great program and it’s fun to see all the different projects going through the factory with their customized paint finishes. Below are just a few completed rooms using our Personal Paint Match program. Take a look!
This homeowner’s perfect white was found in Benjamin Moore Simply White (OC-117) to create this delightful, bright kitchen.
Kitchen design by Dana Langreck, CKD, of Bella Domicile, Madison, Wisconsin.
Photo by Shanna Wolf Photography.
Blue is trending! Benjamin Moore Manor Blue (BM1627) was the perfect hue for this colorful kitchen renovation.
Kitchen design by Alex Muller with Sarah Pierce of Lane Homes and Remodeling, Richmond, Virginia.
Photo by Aquatree Designs.
This stunning bathroom design features Sherwin-Williams Beguiling Mauve (SW6269) paint color.
Bathroom design by Becky Stoltz of MidCape Home Centers, Massachusetts.
Photo by Michael Lee.
This bathroom vanity has a ‘sassy’ gray finish using Sherwin-Williams Attitude Gray (SW7060) paint color.
Bathroom design by Lindsey Markel of Dillman & Upton, Rochester, Michigan.
This dreamy master bathroom wouldn’t be the same without the Sherwin-Williams Tidewater (SW6477) paint finish.
Bathroom design by Lindsey Markel of Dillman & Upton, Rochester, Michigan.
Benjamin Moore Aegean Teal (BM2136-40) was used for a beautiful contrast on the kitchen island cabinets in this new kitchen.
Kitchen design by Anneke Huisman of Standale Home Studio, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Photo by Leigh Ann Cobb Photography.
Benjamin Moore Aegean Teal (BM2136-40) was used for a beautiful contrast on the kitchen island cabinets in this new kitchen.
Kitchen design by Anneke Huisman of Standale Home Studio, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Photo by Leigh Ann Cobb Photography.
How pretty is Benjamin Moore Simply White (BM-OC117) mixed with the softness of Yarmouth Blue (BM-HC150) in this kitchen?
Kitchen design by Lucy Interior Design with Boyer Bldg. Corp, Minnetonka, Minnesota.
How pretty is Benjamin Moore Simply White (BM-OC117) mixed with the softness of Yarmouth Blue (BM-HC150) in this kitchen?
Kitchen design by Lucy Interior Design with Boyer Bldg. Corp, Minnetonka, Minnesota.
Another perfect white paint selected for this kitchen remodel project – Sherwin-Williams Pure White (SW7005) mixed with Urban Bronze (SW7048) on the kitchen island cabinets.
Kitchen design by Michelle Raymer of Andersonville Kitchen & Bath, Chicago, Illinois.
This soft contemporary kitchen is created with Sherwin-Williams Little Boy Blu (SW9054) applied to our Reese doors.
Design by Kitchen Design Center by Gramophone, Cockeysville, Maryland.
This soft contemporary kitchen is created with Sherwin-Williams Little Boy Blu (SW9054) applied to our Reese doors.
Design by Kitchen Design Center by Gramophone, Cockeysville, Maryland.
To Boldly Go…
Using the Dura Supreme Personal Paint Match program is a great way to go bold with color! When you consider all the colors you have to choose from between Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore, how can you not find one that will add to the WOW factor when applied to Dura Supreme cabinetry? Small spaces like a half-bath are a great place to be daring without committing to a large space, but once in a while, a whole kitchen will highlight a bold color.
Sherwin-Williams Smokey Blue (SW7604) mixed with Quarter-Sawn White Oak in the “Coriander” stain.
Kitchen design by Katie Humphrey of KH Inspired Interiors with Boyer Building Corporation, Minnetonka, Minnesota.
Photo by Mark Ehlen of Ehlen Creative Communications.
This furniture style vanity makes a beautiful, bold statement with Sherwin-Williams Stillwater (SW6223) paint color.
Bathroom design by Studio M Kitchen & Bath, Plymouth, Minnesota.
Sherwin-Williams Andiron (SW11046) mixes beautifully with the rustic wood tones of this home office design.
Design by Simkins-Hallin, Inc. with Sanctuary Interior Design, Bozeman, Montana.
Benjamin Moore’s Gondola Ride (BM602) adds a pop of color to this remodeled kitchen.
Kitchen design by House to Home Solutions, Rockville, Maryland.
Benjamin Moore Jade Green (BM2037-20) paint color adds a refreshing burst of color to this bathroom design.
Bathroom design by Megan Dent of Michels Homes, St. Paul, Minnesota.
This kitchen uses a spicy splash of Benjamin Moore Chili Pepper (BM2004-20) red paint on the kitchen island to contrast the surrounding White painted cabinets.
Kitchen design by Molly McCabe of McCabe by Design, Bainbridge Island, Washington.
Dura Supremes Personal Paint Match program is an easy and affordable option to capture the perfect paint color for your cabinets. Your designer will guide your through the simple approval process you need to go through to ensure the color you’ve selected looks great in your space prior to placing your order, but the best part is our normal lead times will apply when the order is placed. Between Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore, who are industry-leading paint manufacturers trusted by thousands of designers, you are sure to find the perfect color for your cabinetry for whatever room you are needing them in.
If you have the desire to create a really unique space with custom-painted cabinets you can find out more about Dura Supremes Personal Paint Match Program by contacting a local Dura Supreme Showroom in your area that can help navigate you through the process.
Until next time, Be Well!
