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Modern Kitchen Design

Design-Driven Cabinet Painting in St. Louis

Cabinet Painting in St. Louis & Surrounding Areas

Is Cabinet Painting Right for Your Kitchen?

Cabinet painting is often a strong option when the existing boxes are solid and functional, you like the current layout but not the color or finish, and the doors and drawer fronts are in repairable condition. It can create a major visual change without the cost and disruption of a full renovation.

During your estimate, we inspect adhesion, previous coatings, damage, grease exposure, and the cabinet material. If the existing condition is unlikely to produce a durable, attractive result, we’ll tell you honestly.

CABINET PAINTING FAQS

How long does cabinet painting take?
Timing depends on the number of doors and drawers, repairs, the existing finish, and curing requirements. We provide a clear project schedule before work begins.

Can stained or previously painted cabinets be refinished?
Often, yes. The surface must be thoroughly cleaned, prepared, and primed with products compatible with the cabinet material and previous coating.

Will painted cabinets look smooth?
Our process is designed for a refined, consistent finish. Doors and drawer fronts are sprayed when appropriate, while fixed components receive the same careful attention.

Do you paint cabinet interiors?
Interiors are normally left in their existing finish unless they are specifically included in the project scope.

Can you help choose a cabinet color?
Absolutely. We consider permanent materials, lighting, undertones, wall color, and hardware so the final color works with the entire room.

Kitchen Cabinets, Built-Ins, Vanities and More

Cabinet finishing can be used throughout the home, including kitchen cabinets and islands, bathroom vanities, custom built-ins and shelving, butler’s pantries and bars, laundry-room cabinetry, mudroom storage, and fireplace or media-center cabinetry.

Each project is evaluated individually so we can recommend preparation and coating systems suited to the cabinet material, existing finish, condition, and intended use. We’ll also clarify exactly which surfaces are included before work begins.

A Fresh Look Without Starting Over

Your cabinets take up more visual space than almost anything else in the room. The right color and finish can transform the entire space—without the cost, disruption, or waste of replacing cabinetry that still works beautifully. ModPaint combines careful preparation, durable coatings, and a designer’s eye for color to create cabinetry that feels intentional, elevated, and completely at home.

Modern Kitchen Design

A Cabinet Finish Built for Everyday Life

Cabinet painting requires a different level of preparation than painting walls. Kitchens and built-ins are touched, cleaned, opened, and used every day, so the finish needs to look refined and hold up to real life. We clean and degrease each surface, sand for proper adhesion, use primers selected for the existing material, and apply durable professional-grade cabinet coatings. Doors and drawer fronts are sprayed when appropriate for a smooth, consistent finish.

Color Guidance That Considers the Whole Room

Cabinet color should work with the entire room—not compete with it. We consider your countertops, backsplash, flooring, wall color, hardware, and lighting before recommending a direction. From warm neutrals and soft whites to deep greens, blues, and contrasting islands, ModPaint helps you choose a finish that feels intentional and at home in your space.

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