20 Ways to Incorporate Black Cabinets Into Your Kitchen

Black kitchen cabinets might not be your first choice, but we are here to show you how they can turn your kitchen into a chic masterpiece. When paired with the right colors and materials, black cabinets do not feel dark and foreboding, but rather are an elegant and head-turning design choice that you won't regret.

If executed poorly, black kitchen cabinets can easily overwhelm a room. The key is selecting a shade of black that works with the space. Here, a soft tone was used to blend with the room's elegant feel, and when paired with a white island, the space doesn't feel too dark.

Tall ceilings call for equally impressive cabinets. The height in this chef's kitchen is emphasized with the black range hood and cabinets, extending all the way to the ceiling's edge. To break up the dark cabinets, wood floating shelves are positioned between blocks to maintain a light and airy look.

Black cabinets aren't usually the first thing that come to mind when dreaming of a farmhouse-style kitchen, but here they serve as an anchor to the white backsplash and countertops. Details, including the natural wood shiplapped ceiling and pendant lights, pair nicely with the dark cabinets and complete the rustic look.