Blue Kitchen Cabinets - Out with the Old, In with the Blues?

This depends on which manufacturer you choose! We work with several of them and each ships out from various states. We also do our best to choose a brand that is closer to you if needs be!

The lead time will depend on the manufacturer you choose and the stock that is on hand. It could go on for a whole week, a few weeks, or even months. Once you’ve informed us what you’re looking for, we’ll be able to determine the ideal strategy for your blue kitchen cabinets.

Typically, we always make sure to check the stock before placing an order in order to give our customers a more precise lead time.

The good news is that our manufacturers inform us of inventories and any alterations, and we in turn inform you of this information.

Simple, keep them clean! Constant upkeep may be a hassle, but if you want to maintain the longevity of your beautiful new blue kitchen cabinets, you will have to clean them regularly. Get your microfiber cloth, vinegar and a bit of dish soap ready! Spray, wipe, spray, wipe and hallelujah – you’re good to go!

Blue is an exquisite color and can be very easy to work with when themed well. There is an array of contrasts that you can create with it. White, grey and tan colors go well with blue hues. We’ve also seen some nice light oak and even dark browns that worked so well with this color to give the kitchen a luxurious and chic feel. Here are some other options:

• Dark wood countertops are a great choice for dark blue cabinets.
• A touch of gold or brass hardware adds glamour to the design when paired with blue cabinetry.
• Combining marbles in a rustic shade or wooden surfaces works well with blue uppers.
• The classic two-toned finish. You can never go wrong with white and blue!
• Silver with navy finishes looks so chic!

Navy Blue Island with white cabinets. Shocking, we know! But it works oh so well!

White, grey and tan colors go well with blue hues. We’ve also seen some nice light oak and even dark browns that worked so well with this color to give the kitchen a luxurious and chic feel. Here are some other options:

• Dark wood countertops are a great choice for dark blue cabinets.
• A touch of gold or brass hardware adds glamour to the design when paired with blue cabinetry.
• Combining marbles in a rustic shade or wooden surfaces works well with blue uppers.
• The classic two-toned finish. You can never go wrong with white and blue!
• Silver with navy finishes looks so chic!
• Choose a pale neutral for the kitchen walls or backsplash.

If you’ve seen any of our other articles about darker color choices – you know that we always suggest a well-lit space. Dark colors can be overbearing. If you have large windows that can pour in natural lighting then that’s awesome. However, if you must go with artificial lights, opt for some bright overhead lights and/or white marble floors and countertops for an airier feel.

While you may think this is a grandiose advantage, hiding dirt can also become an annoying disadvantage with blue kitchen cabinets. Sure, you may not notice the dirt, but that does not mean that dust and debris will not accumulate. You will have to clean them routinely to evade permanent stains.

The price of your blue kitchen cabinets can change based on a variety of factors. For instance, the type of wood utilized or the design and features of the cabinets. Although shaker cabinets normally cost less, there are a lot of other factors to consider. Normally, before advising a customer on the appropriate design for them, we inquire about their needs and financial situation.

All of the cabinets we offer to our clients perform a great deal more efficiently than the pricier alternatives. Yet, the majority of the quality faults we find are the result of unfair inspection.

There are sometimes genuine problems with quality. In these situations, we zealously and promptly provide replacements and see to it that our customers are well taken care of.

Some cabinets occasionally go out of stock because they are factory-built prefab units. Before placing the order, it is crucial that we check inventory and make sure everything is in stock. By doing so, you’ll be able to confirm that every cabinet you need is available and when it can be delivered.

Shipment is without a doubt the primary problem with our blue cabinets. Unfortunately, we are powerless to change this. All of the shipping companies we have dealt with have the same problems. Pallets are going missing, and orders are getting damaged. No matter where you buy your cabinets, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT THEY WILL BE SENT BY A COMMON CARRIER AND MAY HAVE PROBLEMS.

The key distinction is in how the company handles issues and collaborates with the manufacturer and delivery company to find a solution. We are known for tackling problems head-on when they arise.