As we are approaching 2025, we are about to experience new trends and styles, and kitchen cabinets are not excluded.
Every year carries new shifts when it comes to decor and trendy colors, and many experts agree that we are about to enter a warm earthy, and darker color era.
In the past few years, whites and greys were extremely popular kitchen cabinet choices, and now, we are about to see that concept change.
Let us explore the top 5 next big kitchen cabinet trends that you will surely love!
1. Moody Green
Moody green is the ultimate blend of trendy and timeless. It is surely bold enough to make a statement but still looks grounded and calming.
It is perfect for busy kitchens and families with small children as these cabinets are very durable and show no stains or scratches.
It also pairs beautifully with brass or matte black hardware for a chic, modern look. Plus, it brings a touch of nature indoors, which is always a win in the kitchen!
1.1 Moody Green
Earthy sophistication—that’s the first thing that comes to mind. Dramatic yet calming.
Those gorgeous kitchen cabinets pair wonderfully with the black kitchen island, topped with a warm wood countertop. A sort of rustic charm fused with modern-day elegance.
1.2 Moody Green
And if you’re looking for elegance beyond elegance—introduce shimmering gold details.
With its depth, this moody green is the perfect backdrop for bold colors to shine and create a visually stunning contrast.
2. Terracotta
Terracotta is the warm hug your kitchen surely didn’t know it needed. This earthy, burnt orange shade feels very modern but also has a timeless and organic appeal.
If you pair it with creamy whites or deep greens, you will get a Mediterranean-inspired dream kitchen.
2.1. Terracotta
Terracotta creates a cozy, grounded aesthetic that is perfect for kitchens.
There’s a subtle hint of cottagecore, a sort of vintage charm with a quirky, modern twist that makes it just so undeniably compelling.
2.2. Terracotta
Red accents, like stools, pair beautifully with the warmth of terracotta cabinets.
And if you want to dial it back a notch, neutrals are the way to go.
3. Brown
Brown is making a big comeback, and it’s not in the style of one of those old grandma’s cabinetries!
Rich chocolate tones or warm walnut shades can beautifully add depth and warmth to your kitchen.
It’s perfect if you need a cozy and natural vibe that works with just about any countertop (from wood to marble).
3.1. Brown
While many colors and hues tiptoe around the rustic vibe, nothing speaks to the soul quite like the unchallenged king of warmth—brown.
Brown kitchen cabinets are, and always will be, the ultimate classic.
3.2. Brown
Now, when brown meets a hint of purple, they create a deep and sophisticated color.
Keep it subtle—think brownish violet, not a bold, deep plum. And speaking of plum…
4. Plum
Plum is the unexpected hero of kitchen cabinets that might be quite popular soon.
It is a perfect shade that is both serious and luxurious and will make any kitchen feel unique.
This deep and rich purple pairs beautifully with gold accents for a glamorous vibe or with lighter tones for a more balanced look.
4.1. Plum
Bold, elegant, and refined—a plum kitchen is a go-to choice for a rich, timeless look.
If you prefer a softer palette, add neutral tones and natural textures. Introduce balance.
5. Ink Blue
Ink blue is the moody and sophisticated twist on classic navy that has been around for quite some time, and it will make your kitchen look and feel like something out of a catalog.
It’s versatile enough to pair with marble countertops or wood finishes, and it looks amazing under both warm and cool lighting.
Also, it’s the kind of color that makes you feel effortlessly stylish as this rich shade looks undoubtedly luxurious.
5.1. Ink Blue
Ink blue is sophistication on another level. Deep, dark, and rustic.
Here, the rich ink blue cabinets paired with the rustic brick backsplash create a unique fusion of contemporary and industrial styles. In other words—feel free to experiment!
5.2. Ink Blue
When paired with radiant details, like a gold faucet, the ink blue cabinets truly shine, adding a touch of luxury to the space.
For a slightly softer look, brass accents work just as beautifully with ink blue.