When it comes to stunning color combinations, there’s nothing quite like gray and white. Both versatile and modern, these two hues pair beautifully together, especially in the kitchen. If you’ve been searching for inspiration to elevate your kitchen’s interior design, these gray kitchen cabinets with white countertops make it easy to create a seamless, modern style.

In the list below, you can find some examples of gray kitchen cabinets with white countertops that will refresh your kitchen and give it the modern look you’re dreaming of.

Light Gray Cabinets With a Blue Undertone and White Quartz Countertops

These cabinets are light gray, but the slight blue undertone adds a subtle wash of color. Combined with white quartz countertops, the juxtaposition of natural materials and a modern color gives this kitchen a cozy, welcoming look and feel.

Note how the gray cabinets carry into the pantry to give the space a cohesive vibe. Brown herringbone floors and a large, open shelf add to this kitchen’s subtle, inviting appeal.

Styled by Martina Mattsson, photographed by Krister Engström, via Kvarteret Makleri

Pale Gray Shaker Cabinets With White Countertops and a White Tile Backsplash

The pale gray color of these shaker cabinets is just enough to create a gorgeous contrast against the classic white countertops. A white subway-inspired tile backsplash that nearly reaches the ceiling adds texture and a stylish, functional component to the space.

If you like the color gray but don’t want to go overboard, choosing a very light pale tone like this is a great way to incorporate the color into your kitchen without making it look too bold or dramatic.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

Extreme Dark Grey Cabinets And White Marble Countertops With Matching Backsplash

While the previous example showcased cabinets in a pale gray, this kitchen is the exact opposite with extremely dark gray lower and upper cabinets. The bold tone gives this kitchen a distinctively modern look.

Not only are the countertops white and crafted of natural stone, but they also carry through to the stone slab backsplash which spans across the entire wall. Blending dark gray with white countertops creates a bold design choice that aficionados of modern interior design will appreciate.

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Dark Gray Cabinets With White Countertops, a Tile Backsplash, and Wood Accents

Incorporating wood into this kitchen gives it a “toned-down,” natural feel. Using wood as accents ties the white and gray countertops and medium gray lower cabinets together nicely without making the space look or feel “cold.”

A white backsplash made with white subway tile lends it a nice finishing touch, and the large open wood shelf provides a place to display houseplants, dinnerware, and other items within easy reach. Brushed nickel hardware also contributes to the kitchen’s updated design.

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, for sale at Bjurfors

Light Gray Cabinetry Paired With White Subway Tile and Wood Floor

Choosing light gray for the kitchen cabinetry combined with white subway tile lends this space a sleek, contemporary vibe. A fun, mid-century modern-inspired chandelier also gives the kitchen a touch of playful appeal.

Brightly colored dining chairs in mustard yellow and blue echo the mid-century modern feel and give the space a cheerful element. When you combine each of these design elements, you have a decidedly modern kitchen that feels fresh and new.

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Light Gray Kitchen Cabinets With White Countertops and Natural Materials

An L-shaped kitchen layout makes this space feel open and airy, while the light wood floors add a slight touch of rustic charm. Choosing light gray kitchen cabinets helps to keep this kitchen’s open feel, while a large window brings in lots of natural light.

White countertops and black hardware work wonderfully together here to create a stylish, beautiful contrast. The wood table and chairs echo the natural materials of the floor and bring in a neutral color to tie it all together.

via Alvhem

Dark Gray Kitchen Cabinets, Black Appliances, and White Subway Tile

The dark gray color of the cabinets in this kitchen helps to make them an attractive focal point, while white subway tile from the top of the counters to the ceiling adds a stylish element. Black appliances bring in a bold, dramatic contrast to the space.

A brushed brass kitchen sink faucet and leather-wrapped drawer pulls bring in some warmer components. With the white countertops, the mixture of colors and textures makes this kitchen a stunning example of functional, modern interior design.

via Stadshem

Flat Gray Kitchen Cabinets With White Countertops and Stainless Steel Appliances

Flat panel kitchen cabinets in a warm, medium- to dark-gray color lend this kitchen a modern aesthetic. The updated stainless steel appliances help to transform this space into a true chef’s kitchen, and the white stone countertops add a touch of luxury.

Note how the homeowner added whitewashed wood floors and left the white decorative molding trim across the ceiling, bringing elements of the old and new world together beautifully.

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Gray Kitchen Cabinets, Stainless Steel Appliances, and Gold Hardware

A lovely dove gray color accents the kitchen cabinets here, while stunning brushed gold hardware throughout the space lends the room a luxe vibe. The large window trimmed in black directly above the farmhouse sink brings in tons of light and ties in with the black faucet, while high-end stainless steel appliances make the space modern and functional.

Even the oven has brushed gold accents, giving everything a perfectly coordinated look. White countertops look sleek and elegant against gray and gold, giving this example a true farmhouse kitchen design.

Styled by Studio Rydman, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem

Shaker Cabinets in a Light Gray Color With Granite Countertops

Shaker cabinets are a popular choice, and the subtle blue-gray color scheme adds endless charm to this transitional kitchen. White granite countertops give the room a quality feel along with large white subway tile that spans the entire wall.

Note how some of the kitchen cabinets have glass panels so you can see what’s inside. A window in the adjacent room brings in additional light and helps to give this kitchen space a kind, welcoming feel.

via Stadshem

White Marble Countertops, Gold and Brass Toned Accents, and Marble Tile Flooring With Grey Cabinets

A white and gray marble backsplash perfectly coordinates with the countertops in this kitchen for a seamless look. The upper cabinets have a unique texture and a slightly lighter gray color than the lower cabinets, giving the room a cool, two-toned element.

Gold and brass-toned accents lend the space a sleek, luxurious touch along with a large window for a bath of natural light. A wood table and chairs give this kitchen a touch of natural warmth, and bright yellow flowers lend the kitchen a cheery pop of color.

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Pale Grey Cabinets, Stainless Steel Appliances, and a Subway Tile Backsplash With Wood Accents

Boasting an extremely pale grey color, the cabinets in this example add just enough contrast to give the kitchen a subtle two-toned look. Even though using gray in the kitchen is all the rage, you don’t have to stick to using just a dark color.

Note how the homeowner painted the kitchen table in the same pale grey color to make it match, giving the space a nice sense of cohesiveness. The white subway tile backsplash looks beautiful with the white countertops, and wood accents add a bit of classic, old-world charm.

styled by Apartment Studio for Stadshem

Cabinets in a Dark Gray Color That have a Blue Undertone in an Elegant Off-White Kitchen

Just one glance at this kitchen imparts a feeling of sheer luxury. The dark gray color of the cabinets has a deep blue undertone that contributes to the dramatic design. Open shelving running across the wall and a bright white subway tile backsplash add texture and functionality.

Sleek burnished gold hardware on the lower cabinets pops against the dark gray, blue-toned kitchen cabinets, and the off-white countertops tie it all together effortlessly.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem

White Subway Tile Backsplash With Black Grout, White Fixtures, and a Light Gray Cabinet Color

Gray is a versatile color that goes well with anything, and this homeowner opted for a very light gray shade for the subtly raised panel cabinets. Installing white subway tile with black grout helps it pop and stand out in the room.

White accent hardware also contributes to the overall color scheme here as well as the classic countertops made of a smooth, sleek off-white stone material.

via Alvhem

Dark Recessed Panel Cabinets With White Countertops and Walls

If you love the idea of gray cabinets and white countertops but want something bolder, go with an ultra-dark gray like the example here. Not only does dark gray give the kitchen a bold and modern design, but it looks gorgeous against the simple white walls.

The recessed panels add a touch of texture and note how the upper cabinets are darker than the bottom for a true modern kitchen design. White quartz countertops with a subtle touch of gray round out the elegant aesthetic here.

Styled by Emma Fisher, Annica Clarmell, and Anna Granberg, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem

A Mix of Grey and White Tones in an Elegant Kitchen With Brass Hardware

This large kitchen has plenty of storage space, so it’s easy to see why the homeowner added some fun design elements like brass hardware and a large white farmhouse sink. The upper cabinets are white with large glass panels and small drawers for storage, and the lower cabinets are featured in gray for a darling, two-toned look.

White marble on the backsplash and countertops give the kitchen a luxe finishing touch.

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Light Gray Cabinets in a Shaker Design paired with a Warm Wood Dining table and chairs

The light grey shaker cabinets with chrome hardware and white marble countertops in this historic kitchen feature glass upper cabinets for an elegant look. The pairing with the warm wood tones in the dining table and chairs turns the color palette into a warm and inviting one.

Styled by Lindholm Design, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem

Your cabinets are typically the most noticeable part of your kitchen, making the biggest impact when you first enter the room. However, because of the endless possibilities in design, color, and finish, the look of your kitchen cabinets can often become the final decision made during a remodel. But it doesn’t have to be.

In the list below, you can find the most amazing walnut kitchen cabinet ideas to help you find inspiration for your next kitchen makeover.

Light Walnut Kitchen Cabinets With Matching Parquet Flooring and a Light Wood Dining Set

This kitchen embraces natural wood color with multiple types of wood on display. A minimalistic approach is taken with the decor, allowing the different finishes to shine.

The walnut kitchen cabinets have a smooth face without obvious pull handles or knobs, which creates a seamless appearance that only enhances the styling. Black accents complement the other elements of the space without causing a distraction.

via Per Jansson

Dark Walnut Cabinets Paired With White Walls and Light Hardwood Floors

This kitchen showcases elements of a traditional kitchen while also incorporating contemporary design techniques. Dark walnut kitchen cabinets contrast well against the white countertops, walls, and light wood flooring.

The mismatched dining chairs bring an eccentric air to the space, as does the contemporary pendant light. The resulting kitchen is reminiscent of mid-century modern design ideals.

via Frøpt

Dark Walnut Cabinetry Set Against a Black and White Palette With a Mix of Textures

This kitchen uses a black-and-white palette as a base, making walnut cabinets the perfect choice for this space. A natural focal point is created by the exposed brick and concrete, which further draws the eye and leads into the cabinetry.

Track lighting is set to highlight this area, perfectly showcasing the open shelving and unique art print. The gray countertop is an excellent finishing touch to this kitchen.

via Entrance Makleri

Modern Walnut Cabinets With Marble Countertops and Stainless Steel Appliances

These modern walnut kitchen cabinets stand out and create a sense of warmth when compared to the white walls and marble countertops. The dark wood is a classic choice for this setting, and the smooth-faced cabinets create a simplistic look that keeps the kitchen feeling peaceful.

Open shelves work well for both display and storage purposes, allowing you to further customize your space.

via Sjoman Frisk

Rich Walnut Kitchen Cabinets Paired With White Cabinets and a Herringbone Floor

Light walnut kitchen cabinets are a great option for a neutral space. This compact kitchen uses two-tone cabinets to create just a touch of visual interest while maintaining the simple feel of the space. The herringbone floor leads the eye deeper into the kitchen and is a nice complement to the texture of the walnut cabinets.

Styled by Clindholm design, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem

Dark Wood Kitchen Cabinetry Paired With Sandstone Countertops

These walnut kitchen cabinets, island, and shelving unit create a nice contrast against the white walls. The sandstone countertops have traces of brown in them that pairs beautifully with the walnut wood for a unique combination.

Though the decor is minimal, the wood grain in the cabinets as well as the flooring results in the illusion of intricate details that keep the eye moving in the space.

via Frøpt

Boldly Textured Walnut Kitchen Cabinets With Light Countertops and Black Accents

If you’re looking for a style that mimics the look of raw cabinets, this example kitchen may be the answer. These modern walnut cabinets have only been lightly stained to preserve the rich detail of the grain. Black accents and light-colored countertops accentuate the kitchen cabinetry and allow it to shine.

via Alexander White

White Countertops Paired With Walnut Wood Cabinets and a Dark Wood Floor

This modern kitchen with walnut cabinets and white countertops is a wonderful contemporary design that suits this loft apartment perfectly. The small white tiles, similar to a classic subway tile backsplash, are a great source of subtle visual texture, contrasting perfectly with the rest of the room.

Wood flooring that’s equally dark, yet with a different undertone to the cabinets, completes the look.

via Entrance Makleri

Black Walnut Cabinetry in a Modern Kitchen Design

The dark color of these walnut kitchen cabinets and island pairs well with the black appliances and hardware as well as the lighter furniture, walls, and countertops.

A maple herringbone floor brings a traditional touch to this kitchen with the added benefit of durability, and the resulting style is as sleek as it is cozy.

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

Dark Greige Walls, Gray Countertops, and Walnut Cabinets

This contemporary kitchen uses various materials to create a one-of-a-kind kitchen. Walnut kitchen cabinets paired with dark walls and gray countertops result in a stunning, dramatic kitchen design.

This dark effect is balanced by the yellow-toned hardwood floor, large white rug, and abundant sunlight. Black hardware and appliances are the ideal finishing touches here.

via Alvhem

Finely Detailed Walnut Kitchen Cabinets Paired With White Countertops and a Section of White Cabinets

A modern kitchen with various storage options, this example photo mixes cabinet designs and finishes for a unique blend of mid-century modern and contemporary design elements. Rich red walnut kitchen cabinets paired with white countertops and upper cabinets result in a high-contrast space that’s visually appealing.

The ridged lower cabinets add a bit of texture to the kitchen to keep things interesting, and the sleek cooktop reinforces that modern design.

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A Compact Kitchen With Glass Front Upper Cabinets and Gray Countertops

You can still make an impact with fewer cabinets in a compact kitchen. This example kitchen uses both solid front and glass front cabinets for a bold first impression.

Pale sage green walls perfectly complement the wood cabinets while supporting the gray countertops and stainless-steel appliances. The classic black stovepipe instead of a range hood was an excellent choice for this kitchen, providing a bit of charm.

via Levin Makleri

Walnut Cabinetry Combined With Other Woods for a Truly Unique Look

These gorgeous black walnut kitchen cabinets project an abundance of warmth, particularly when bathed in natural light. The island features a matching countertop and siding with elegant bar stools for a quick meal at the counter.

Sophisticated decor with simplistic styling serves to create a slightly fancy look in this aesthetically pleasing kitchen. Classic wooden pull handles on the cabinets allow for a virtually seamless appearance while adding just enough detail.

Styled by Isabella Seger, photographed by Walti Hosli for Entrance Makleri

Pair Walnut Cabinets With a Variety of Other Materials for a One-of-a-Kind Overall Style

Walnut cabinets mixed with mirrored cabinets and a statement dining table make this kitchen stand out from the crowd. The creative blend of materials and colors places the homeowner’s personality front and center, creating a showstopping first impression for guests.

Additional statement pieces could be added throughout the kitchen to enhance the effect or provide pops of color should you so choose.

via Frøpt

Embrace a Modern Look With Walnut Cabinets and a Sleek Style

This chic, modern kitchen boasts black walnut cabinetry in an off-white room with pale granite countertops, and a color palette that places the wood cabinets front and center. Black hardware and fixtures serve as an additional source of contrast to the light tones without drawing attention away from the cabinets.

The unobtrusive track lighting helps to make an inviting, well-lit environment perfect for entertaining guests. Additionally, the bleached wood flooring acts as a bridge between the off-white walls and the wood cabinets, allowing for a cohesive kitchen design.

via Sjöman Frisk

Red Walnut Kitchen Cabinets in a Unique Kitchen Setup

These rich walnut kitchen cabinets and matching herringbone floor and front door work hand in hand with the stark white elements in the room for a color scheme that mimics classic monochrome palettes.

A mix of closed, glass front, and open shelving serves a wealth of storage purposes, from keeping commonly used items within easy reach to displaying decorative items. Traditional kitchen drawer pulls on the lower cabinets are highly functional, while the cutout cabinet pulls on the upper level enhance the decorative nature of the cabinetry.

Styled by Lindholm Design, photographed by Dana Ozollapa for Historiska Hem

A Mid-Century Modern Kitchen With Walnut Cabinets and Bold Countertops

This unique kitchen design features an accent wall as well as one-of-a-kind terrazzo countertops. The green paint on the wall echoes shades found in the counters as well as the furniture in the foreground.

This shade of green also works with the wood for an earthy feel that supports the framed bird portraits on the wall as well as the plant life on the island.

Photographed by Tomo Yarmush for Frøpt

Walnut kitchen cabinets paired with a full stone look

The walnut cabinetry in this modern kitchen space pairs nicely with the beige stone countertops, full wall backsplash, and the floor tile in the same material. The grain of the wood cabinets complements the natural texture in the stone, which allows both materials to accentuate each other.

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If you’re looking for inspiration for your kitchen remodel, a bold paint color on the cabinetry can help you create a space that you’ll absolutely love. Something like “Gulfstream” by Sherwin Williams or “Vintage Teal” by Behr can transform the feel of your kitchen, setting the stage for the rest of the house.

Though the process of picking just the right color can be intimidating, with a bit of inspiration and pre-planning, you can achieve a home-run kitchen renovation without a design team or contractor. The list below contains the most inspiring ideas for ridding yourself of a boring, run-of-the-mill kitchen and instead embracing a fun and exciting house.

Muted Teal Kitchen Cabinets Paired With Gray Countertops and Light Wood Elements

This kitchen consists of a peaceful blend of teal, gray, white, and light wood. A perfect balance between sophisticated style and casual life, this room sets the tone for the rest of the house and creates a relaxed environment for guests to feel welcome.

The herringbone floor pattern leads the eye into the cabinets, which feature textured doors on the upper level and an appealing smooth surface with raised handles on the lower. The gray stone countertop pairs well here, providing a solid visual anchor to this kitchen.

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Marble Countertops, Tan Walls, and Dark Flooring With Teal Kitchen Cabinetry

A very similar color palette to the previous example, this kitchen also incorporates marble countertops and a tile backsplash that reaches just above the top of the cabinets. The large kitchen island provides both additional counter space and extra seating, while the brass faucet pairs well with the cabinet hardware.

A high ceiling allows for a graceful chandelier to be added, with a range of sizes that will fit the room without being overbearing. Glass cabinet doors or fully open cabinets can add a touch of luxury and elegance to the kitchen as well.

via DeVol Kitchens

A Fully Teal Kitchen With Matching Cabinets, Countertops, and Backsplash

This dark teal kitchen is a bold design that truly showcases the beauty of this paint color. By using the same shade for the cabinets, countertops, and backsplash, you can create a dramatic look that’s unique to your kitchen.

White walls are the ideal backdrop for these types of interiors, supporting the color without distracting from it. As we’ve seen, light-toned natural wood accessories and brass finishes are excellent complements to teal, and so is stainless steel — all of which are featured here.

via Fantastic Frank

A Subdued Teal Shade Paired With Natural Wood Flooring and White Countertops

Keeping on trend with other teal kitchen examples we’ve seen so far, this kitchen maintains the popular combination of teal cabinets, natural wood flooring, sandy-colored walls, and white accents. Bright, natural lighting fills the kitchen with a cheerful and welcoming air, making the compact design feel larger.

Pale gold hardware and a stainless steel oven bring subtle dimension into the design. The thin white countertop with a built-in backsplash is a great source of contrast, especially when set against the paint on the wall instead of stretching to the underside of the upper cabinets.

Styled by Martina Mattsson, photographed by Krister Engström for Kvarteret Makleri

Combine Multiple Shades of Teal and Wood for a Dimensional Kitchen Experience

Wood countertops, a bold black range hood, and a lighter color on the island make this kitchen remodel a one-of-a-kind inspiration.

The wainscoting and trim around the doorway is a pale gray-blue that makes the dark teal pop. Multiple shades of wood and teal mixed with a blend of materials and design aesthetics make for a kitchen full of visual interest that feels lived-in and homey.

Styled by Petra Yngfalk, photographed by Wichardt for Historiska Hem

Dark Teal Cabinets With a Farmhouse Sink and Rich Brown Walls

This rustic kitchen showcases very dark teal cabinets set against chocolate brown walls. The resulting dramatic and moody environment is offset by the country charm of the farmhouse sink, antique faucet, and decorative plates.

A large window helps to brighten the room, and the overall feel of this kitchen is one of a traditional home from a bygone era. Linens placed throughout the area strategically complete the look.

via DeVol Kitchens

Dark Flooring and a Vibrant Teal Shade from Floor to Ceiling

To create a seamless, eye-catching kitchen, experiment with using the same paint along the cabinets and countertop, across the backsplash and shelving, and up the walls to the ceiling. You can opt for a lighter shade or different materials for your project, such as substituting a tile backsplash in the same color or trading gold hardware and accents for silver.

The dark floor enhances the intensity of this kitchen and is a great choice for those with children as it is typically easier to keep looking clean.

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Painted Wood and Rustic Accessories for a Dark Teal Kitchen Remodel

This dark, rustic, and earthy kitchen gives the appearance of an apothecary and is reminiscent of old fairytales designed to keep children from straying too far into the woods. Textured wood panel cabinets are painted in the same teal tone as the walls, and a deep, nearly black floor adds to the drama.

Antique accessories, such as uniquely shaped glass bottles and copper cookware, pair beautifully with the hanging plants, bare bulb light fixture, and bold painting above the stove. The aged copper appearance of the countertops and backsplash is the perfect finishing touch here, though wood countertops and a farmhouse sink could work as well.

via DeVol Kitchens

Elegant Gold Tones and a Unique Cabinetry Layout in a Two-Tone Teal Kitchen

Finally, for the last of our teal kitchen ideas, we have a more modern kitchen style with a layout that’s ideal for smaller spaces. Rich wood flooring leads you to deep teal-colored cabinets that are bursting with life.

White marble countertops and walls make this shade of teal pop and create a focal point for the kitchen. Upper cabinets in a very pale off-white color with a blue undertone provide more storage without distracting from the lower level. A subtle tile facade on those cabinet doors is a discreet source of texture, and shiny gold hardware completes the look.

via Superfront