“The ’90s are back, baby! This time, though, the decade’s design styles are having a resurgence in the kitchen. Interior designers are excited about all of the ways in which cabinets are getting refreshed with the help of classic ’90s tones. Whether you’re craving an all-wood look or are interested in spicing things up with paint, here are three ’90s-inspired cabinet styles that experts are loving for 2026.”
Are White Kitchens Over?
“It’s been the unquestionable “it” color for nearly a decade. Until suddenly, it wasn’t.
Not second place, either, but third.
White kitchens have dominated Pinterest feeds and HGTV shows for roughly 10 years—as well as MasterBrand Cabinets’s annual survey of 1,100-plus designers and home experts. The light, bright and airy vibe seemed to be holding strong, even as tastes shifted toward moodier colors in bedrooms and living rooms, and sanded beiges started to replace “millennial gray” as the go-to neutral for every surface in between.
But, if you look closely at the design landscape, the shift has been a few years coming; it’s only now that it seems to have hit a fever pitch, engulfing the mainstream. Warm, earthy tones and oceanic blues and forest greens started popping up in kitchens featured in interior design magazines. Navy cabinets with gleaming gold hardware became the backdrop of every major influencer dancing—or showing how they make their famous hot cocoa bombs—on TikTok.”
Kitchen Becomes Fresh and Functional
Home remodel inspiration!
Inspired Spaces
“While many kitchen and bath design firms held on for dear life trying to weather the pandemic storm, others used the time to rethink, rework and even remodel. Some companies were in the midst of planning and construction when the world came to a halt, while others chose to take the time their doors were closed to implement a needed facelift. “
Current color trends
“If you’re planning a kitchen update right now, color is the quickest way to make the space feel current, especially with the two biggest visual surfaces: countertops and cabinetry.
Now designers are leaning into grounded, nature-inspired palettes balanced by a few strategic hits of saturation.
Think warm woods, earthy stones, and accents that feel collected rather than showroom-new.”
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