Six ways to update your kitchen cabinets

If your kitchen needs an upgrade but you can’t afford a full refurb, here are six ideas for updating your kitchen cabinets.

Fresh lick of paint

Unsurprisingly, applying a new coat of paint is an easy way of freshening your cabinet doors. Most can be repainted using a speciality paint designed for cabinetry, but make sure you use a good quality primer first to ensure it goes on smoothly.

Replacement handles

Replacing your cabinet hardware is a quick fix that anyone can easily do to update the look. There are many suitable options available online and in DIY stores to suit most budgets.

Replace door fronts

This is a cost-effective way to create the kitchen you want but without a full renovation. So long as your unit carcasses are in good condition, this cost-effective update should work. Replacement kitchen doors come in a wide range of styles and colours from firms such as https://www.happy-doors.co.uk/.

Add moulding

If you don’t have the option of replacing your doors or drawer fronts, consider using moulding to update them. It’s ideal for plain shaker style doors to give them an elevated look.

Add open shelving

If you have more than enough cupboard space, consider swapping some out for open shelves, which can be used for displaying accessories or stacked plates in an arty way.

Decorative kickboards

Many people don’t pay much attention to kickboards, but you can add interest by using unusual designs such as curved arches and individual feet to the bottom of your cabinets.

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