10/24/2026
The cabinets take up most of the room, but the smaller finishes deserve a closer look. The brass toned pulls add warmth against the white cabinet fronts, while the glass pendants keep the view across the kitchen open. The backsplash adds texture within that same light palette, and the wood flooring gives the room a richer contrast.
There’s a practical side to those choices, too. Drawer pulls need to feel comfortable in your hand. Lighting needs to work where you’re prepping food. And the finishes you choose should make sense together in the room not just look good individually on a sample board. That’s why we like looking at a finished kitchen from more than one angle. You start to notice how each choice contributes to the whole.
If you were updating your kitchen, what would you choose first: cabinet color, countertops, or hardware?