Farmhouse Kitchen Cabinets
Farmhouse kitchen cabinets usually use a shaker door, but the look comes from the finish and the room around it. Warm stained oak feels more traditional, while soft white and cream lean modern. Muted green can go either way. Every style here has all-plywood boxes, dovetail drawers, and soft-close doors. Order a full-size sample to see the finish in your own kitchen before you decide.
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Items included
- W1530x215" W x 30" H wall single door cabinet
- W3012B30" W x 12" H wall double door cabinet
- W2730B27" W x 30" H wall double door cabinet
- B15x215" W base single door cabinet
- SB3333" W sink base double door cabinet
- DWR334123" W dishwasher panel
The same 8-piece layout is used for every door style, so you can compare prices like for like. Your kitchen will be quoted from your measurements, so it won’t match this list.
What makes a kitchen farmhouse
Most farmhouse kitchens start with a shaker door: a flat recessed center panel in a square frame. The farmhouse character comes from the surrounding choices, including warm or muted finishes, visible wood, and matte black or aged brass hardware.
The finishes on this page fall into three groups. Stained oak and warm brown create a traditional farmhouse kitchen. White and off-white create a cleaner modern farmhouse look. Muted greens such as sage, olive, and hunter work in either direction.
If the room already has exposed beams, wood floors, or butcher block, painted cabinets keep those elements from competing. In a cleaner room, stained oak can supply the warmth the architecture does not.
Two-tone farmhouse cabinets
A wood or green island with white or cream perimeter cabinets is a familiar farmhouse combination. It adds contrast without changing the door style.
Warm and traditional
Stained oaks and warm browns create a traditional farmhouse look. Pair them with aged brass and other visible wood.
See the brown finishes
Crisp and modern
White and off-white cabinets with matte finishes and black or brass hardware create a cleaner, modern farmhouse look.
See the white finishes
Muted green
Sage, olive, and hunter green work on an island or across the whole kitchen.
See the green finishesStandard on every style
- All-plywood boxes
- No particleboard and no MDF in the cabinet box.
- Dovetail drawer boxes
- Solid wood, 21 inch, natural finish inside.
- Undermount soft-close glides
- Full extension, so the back of the drawer comes to you.
- Soft-close hinges
- Concealed and 6-way adjustable, so doors stay square over time.
Buying farmhouse cabinets online
Before you order, you need to see the finish, confirm the fit, check the construction, and know what happens if something goes wrong.
See the finish in person
A photograph can’t tell you how a finish will look in your own light. Order a full-size door sample for $19.99. It ships free, and we’ll refund up to three samples when you buy your cabinets.
Confirm the fit
Send us your measurements. A designer will lay out the kitchen, flag anything that won’t fit, and return an itemized quote. It’s free, with no obligation.
Check the construction
All-plywood boxes and dovetail drawers come standard. So do full-extension, soft-close glides and concealed 6-way adjustable soft-close hinges.
Know what happens if there’s a problem
Send a photo and we ship the replacement. We have been doing this since 2010, across 110,000+ kitchens, and you can reach a person on the phone before, during, and after the order.
What customers said
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The cream was warm in person, not the cold white I feared
We were going for a modern farmhouse look and I was terrified of ending up with a cold builder white. Ordered three samples, put them on the counter for a week and looked at them morning and night. The cream was the warm one. Glad I did not guess from a screen.
Amanda R.Austin, TX
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Green island, white perimeter, and it looks like it was always there
We did a sage green island with white around the perimeter. Ordering two finishes was no harder than ordering one and nothing about it cost extra. The room looks like it was put together over years rather than bought in a box, which is exactly what we were after.
Michael T.Charlotte, NC
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Assembled the whole kitchen in a weekend
I am not a carpenter and I had never assembled a cabinet in my life. Everything was labeled, the hardware was in the box with the panels it belonged to, and the two of us got through the whole kitchen over a weekend with a screwdriver and a rubber mallet.
Jessica M.Scottsdale, AZ
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Half the big box quote for the same specification
I had a quote from a big box store for nearly double. When I lined the two up side by side the expensive one had a particleboard box and these did not, and the drawers here were dovetailed. Same layout, half the money, better cabinet.
Brian K.Columbus, OH
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They talked me out of two cabinets I did not need
I sent my measurements over and the layout came back with two fewer cabinets than I had in my cart, plus a filler I had not thought about. They took money off the order rather than adding to it. That is when I decided to buy from them.
Lauren S.Tampa, FL
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Nothing in our 1920s kitchen was square and it still worked
Our walls are out by close to an inch across the run, which I assumed ruled out ordering online. The layout came back with fillers where they needed to be and scribe on the end panel. The installer said it was the easiest part of the job.
Daniel P.Denver, CO
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The freight delivery was easier than I expected
A pallet arriving at the curb was the part I was most worried about. The freight company called the day before with a window, the driver got everything to the garage, and it was all wrapped and counted against the packing list. Set aside an hour and have somewhere to put it.
Nicole W.Sacramento, CA
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See financingCommon questions about farmhouse cabinets
What do farmhouse kitchen cabinets look like?
Farmhouse kitchen cabinets usually have simple shaker or recessed-panel doors in warm oak, white, cream, gray, or muted green. Wood floors, exposed beams, apron-front sinks, and matte black or aged brass hardware can strengthen the look.
What colors are best for farmhouse kitchen cabinets?
Warm oak and soft cream suit traditional farmhouse kitchens. Crisp white and gray lean modern, while muted green works with both. If you want a warmer farmhouse look, avoid stark whites with blue undertones.
What is the difference between farmhouse and modern farmhouse cabinets?
Traditional and modern farmhouse kitchens often use the same shaker door. Traditional versions favor stained oak, cream, and visible wood grain. Modern farmhouse cabinets lean toward white, light gray, matte finishes, black hardware, and less ornament.
Are shaker cabinets a farmhouse style?
Yes. The flat recessed center panel and square frame work with both traditional and modern farmhouse kitchens. Slim shaker cabinets use a narrower frame for a cleaner version of the same look.
Can I mix cabinet colors in a farmhouse kitchen?
Yes. A wood or green island with white or cream perimeter cabinets is a familiar farmhouse combination. Keeping the same door profile across both colors helps the room feel connected.
How much do farmhouse kitchen cabinets cost?
Prices vary by door style, construction, and kitchen size. The Basic Kitchen Price on each card uses the same 8-piece layout, so you can compare styles like for like. Select the question mark beside a price to see what is included. We will quote your kitchen from your measurements.
What are your farmhouse kitchen cabinets made from?
Our farmhouse cabinet styles use all-plywood boxes with no particleboard or MDF, solid wood doors and drawer fronts, and dovetail drawer boxes.
Can I order a farmhouse cabinet sample before buying?
Yes. Full-size door samples are $19.99, marked down from $29.99, and ship free. We will refund the cost of up to three samples when you buy your cabinets. View them in your kitchen's natural and artificial light before choosing a finish.
How fast do farmhouse kitchen cabinets ship?
Ready to assemble orders ship in 3 to 10 business days. Pre-assembled orders typically take 5 to 15 business days. Some styles are made to order and take longer. Each product card shows the available options, and you can filter the page by shipping time.
What size cabinet do I need for a farmhouse sink?
The correct sink base depends on the width and installation requirements of the apron-front sink. Choose the sink first, then send its specifications to your designer so the right cabinet can be included in your free layout.
What countertops go with farmhouse kitchen cabinets?
Warm stained cabinets pair well with soft white or cream quartz, which keeps the wood grain prominent. White and cream cabinets can take more movement from veined quartz or marble-look surfaces. Butcher block works especially well on an island.
