Color & Surfaces We Painted

From the photos, the primary cabinet color is a crisp white—clean and timeless against the gray-green wall tone, white backsplash, and stainless hardware. The fresh white brightens the perimeter and lets natural light bounce from the tall windows and door glass.

Surface type & areas:

• Kitchen cabinets: shaker doors, drawer fronts, face frames, end panels, and crown
• Open shelves and glass-front uppers, carefully masked for perfectly straight reveals
• Kick plates and light-rail trim for a continuous, built-in look
• Final touch-ups at the window, stool, and casing to sharpen edges around the sink wall

Prep, Process & Results

We began by establishing a dust-controlled workspace and labeling each door and drawer for accurate reassembly. Floors, appliances, counters, and backsplash were fully masked. Every surface was degreased, sanded to create a profile, and minor dings were filled so shaker rails read crisp. We caulked hairline seams where needed, then applied adhesion-focused primer on all pieces. Topcoats were sprayed to achieve a smooth, factory-like finish with a soft, wipe-clean sheen. Hardware was removed, cleaned, and reinstalled; hinges were adjusted so gaps are even and doors close true.

The result is a lighter, more open kitchen. The crisp white cabinetry pairs beautifully with the stone counters and warm flooring, while the glass uppers and open shelves feel airy and intentional. With durable coatings and meticulous prep, this Locust St cabinet painting project delivers long-lasting beauty—another tidy, high-impact upgrade by PAINT Philadelphia.