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Two-Tone Kitchen Cabinets
in Dallas–Fort Worth.
Islands, uppers, and lowers in complementary finishes.
A second color gives a kitchen depth and a focal point. A deep island against light perimeter cabinets, darker lowers below light uppers, or a contrasting bar or butler's pantry: two-tone work is about proportion, and getting the pairing right.
Choosing the pairing
The two colors need to share an undertone and work with your counters, backsplash, flooring, and hardware. We bring sample doors in both finishes so you can see them side by side, in place.
Clean lines between colors
Where two finishes meet, on an island end panel or where lowers meet a tall pantry, the transition has to be crisp. Each finish is masked and sprayed separately for a sharp, deliberate line.
Ideal for
- Kitchens with a large island that deserves to stand out
- Open plans where the kitchen needs to relate to the living space
- Clients who want a bolder color without committing the whole room to it
Also from Huewerk
- Spray FinishingCured finishes that read as factory, never brushed.
- Color ChangesFrom builder oak to any color in your designer's palette.
- GlazingHand-applied depth for traditional and old-world kitchens.
- HardwarePulls, knobs, and hinges sourced and fitted.
- Oak CabinetsGrain filled or left to show, with nothing bleeding through.
- Bathroom VanitiesPrimary baths and powder rooms, matched to the kitchen or all their own.
- Built-Ins & BarsLibraries, wet bars, butler's pantries, laundry rooms, and mudrooms.
- Kitchen FaceliftCustom-built new doors, with your boxes refinished to match.
Begin
A private consultation, in your home.
We'll see the room, talk through color, finish, and door style, and give you an honest recommendation, then follow with a detailed written proposal.