Soft Naturals & Calm Midtones: 

A Return to Warmth

While stark whites and deep charcoals have dominated recent years, we’re seeing a beautiful pivot back to nature-inspired palettes that feel grounding yet light. Expect to see a surge of light, airy natural woods and soft midtones that warm up a space without overpowering it.

Our Ale and Bourbon finishes - crafted in stunning Rift Cut White Oak - are perfect examples. Ale offers a lighter, gently neutral wood grain that brings an understated organic vibe, while Bourbon deepens that natural warmth with a mid-tone that feels both cozy and refined. These finishes deliver the inviting texture and calm balance that designers and homeowners crave.

A Green Revival: 

Sophisticated and Serene

Greens are no longer just accents - they’re becoming statement hues in cabinetry, from base cabinets to entire kitchens. But it’s not just any green: think soft sages and earthy olives that pair perfectly with warm whites and natural woods.

Our Evergreen finish embodies this upcoming movement beautifully. It brings a fresh yet subtle touch of nature indoors, working effortlessly alongside both contemporary and traditional styles. We’re seeing Evergreen shine on shaker doors like Elegant+ and Richmond+ for customers who want calm and sophistication in equal measure.

New Depth in Blues: 

Timeless with a Twist

While classic navy has been a staple, homeowners are now leaning into softer, more inviting blue tones that evoke relaxation without feeling too bold.

Meet Adirondack Blue - a stunning soft blue that’s rich enough to anchor an island or lower cabinets, yet muted enough to keep a room feeling bright and breezy. It’s our answer for clients who want color with timeless versatility.

Expect to see more blues like this gracing kitchens and baths in 2026, often paired with crisp white uppers or natural wood accents.

Understated Neutrals: 

Sahara’s Subtle Sophistication

For those not ready to embrace color but wanting something more interesting than white, neutrals are getting a refresh. Sahara - a warm, sand-like hue is one of our up-and-coming favorites for 2026. It bridges the gap between beige and taupe with a softness that complements any palette. Sahara looks stunning alone or when combined with greens like Sage for a layered, nature-inspired look.