The latest trend in kitchen cupboard doors is high-gloss white. A good looking, modern and practical solution, as all high gloss paint is dirt resistant. We all know how annoying and frustrating it is to clean up spills from old and tired cupboard doors. However if you don’t do it, the kitchen quickly becomes unsanitary and unhygenic.
If you’re short on cash, you can spray paint your old kitchen cupboards. Just measure all the cupboard doors and ask for a quote from painting firms nearby. When you get the right price, simply hand over the cupboard doors, and wait for the magic to happen. When you have them back, you can then buy some new knobs or handles and enjoy the serious kitchen makeover :)
Kitchen cupboard doors: inspiration
My favourite kitchen right now: They have even combined old antique stools with a modern table and new, glossy kitchen decor… NICE!
Lots of drawers are ideal for small kitchens. Nicely done here with marble kitchen bench tops.
Facts: Painting kitchen cupboard doors
Personally, I recommend not to paint kitchen cabinets yourself at home, as paint in any form is very toxic and harmful for both adults, children and animals. Get a professional to paint the doors and you’ll get a much better and more professional result. Here are some common painting methods:
Oven baking:
The most common form of professional painting is oven baking. This implies that the paint is baked dry in an oven. Filling, sanding, and repairs, as well as two top coats are generally done for best results.
Powder coating:
A reasonably environmentally friendly form of painting that gives smooth, durable results. Powder coating is applied by a process in which the powder is made static by using an electric charge. After application of the powder, the surface is hardened by exposing it to high temperatures.
Powder coating is both easy, economical, and gives great results.
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Inredningsvis votes of course for powder coating, as we always put environmental friendliness and low prices first :)
I hope this made you want to go away and renew your own kitchen. Renovating doesn’t always need to be expensive, and new kitchen cupboard doors are just one example of big results on a small budget.
LOVE M
8 Comments
Marta
Wednesday, November 13, 2013 at 16:41Nice post, and nice photos and rooms. I’m following you now, I hope you visit my blog soon :)
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Esperanza
Wednesday, November 13, 2013 at 18:33Qué cocinas más ideales !!! ya quisiera una yo así para mi casa, jajajaja
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Amy @ Elephant Eats
Wednesday, November 13, 2013 at 22:08You have me so excited to decorate my new kitchen! I’m still deciding between white or sage green cabinets. These photos are gorgeous!
Ruby @ The Ruby Red Apron
Thursday, November 14, 2013 at 00:25Someday I will have a beautiful kitchen like that. Well, I could dream. :)
miss b
Thursday, November 14, 2013 at 14:30I love the fresh clean lines of these white kitchens and these minimalist designs really appeal to me. I like the tulip table in the second image and the window seat in the third.
http://missbbobochic.blogspot.co.uk/
Karolyn
Thursday, November 14, 2013 at 14:38Very clean and sharp!!!
Caro*
Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 00:44Beautiful inspirations. Second photo is perfect :)
ela hester
Sunday, November 17, 2013 at 19:23I love the different shades of white, bare windows and floors! All this light! Any of these…I’ll take. Thanks, Maria :))