Painted Cabinet Door Colors
Every painted door and drawer front we build is sprayed in Benjamin Moore® — typically Advance® Waterborne Alkyd, which levels to a hard, furniture-grade finish built for cabinetry. We use Benjamin Moore exclusively, which means the color you specify is the color we spray, by name and color number, every time you reorder.
Below is Benjamin Moore's Favorites collection, the colors our customers order most. These are favorites, not limits — we can spray any of the 3,500+ colors in the full Benjamin Moore line. Browse the complete collection at benjaminmoore.com, then give us the color name and number with your order and we will match it exactly.
Whites & Off-Whites
Benjamin Moore FavoritesThe workhorse cabinet colors. Chantilly Lace and Super White are the cleanest true whites we spray; Simply White, White Dove, and Cloud White carry a soft warmth that reads well against wood floors and natural stone.
- Super WhiteOC-152
- Chantilly LaceOC-65
- Simply WhiteOC-117
- Decorator's WhiteOC-149
- MayonnaiseOC-85
- Cloud WhiteOC-130
- White DoveOC-17
- AlabasterOC-129
- Swiss CoffeeOC-45
- CalmOC-22
- White WispOC-54
- Acadia WhiteHC-38
- Maritime WhiteOC-5
- Cloud CoverOC-25
- Glacier WhiteOC-37
Warm Neutrals & Beiges
Benjamin Moore FavoritesCream and tan tones that soften a kitchen without going yellow. Manchester Tan and Revere Pewter remain two of the most specified cabinet neutrals in the Benjamin Moore line.
- OpalOC-73
- Dunmore CreamHC-29
- Windham CreamHC-6
- Baby FawnOC-16
- Ballet WhiteOC-9
- Sheraton BeigeHC-57
- Morning DewOC-140
- Monroe BisqueHC-26
- Cedar KeyOC-16
- Manchester TanHC-81
- London Fog1541
- Revere PewterHC-172
- Lenox TanHC-44
- Chestertown BuffHC-9
- PashminaAF-100
- Alexandria BeigeHC-77
- Coastal Fog976
- WeimaranerAF-155
Grays & Greiges
Benjamin Moore FavoritesNeutrals that hold their color under both daylight and warm interior lighting. Classic Gray and Gray Owl sit light enough for full kitchens; Chelsea Gray and Kendall Charcoal are our most requested island grays.
- VaporAF-35
- Classic GrayOC-23
- Balboa MistOC-27
- Gray Sky2131-70
- HorizonOC-53
- Misty Gray2124-60
- Sterling1591
- Gray OwlOC-52
- Vapor Trails1556
- Wickham GrayHC-171
- Beacon Gray2128-60
- Coventry GrayHC-169
- Fieldstone1558
- November Skies2128-50
- Boothbay GrayHC-165
- Marina Gray1599
- StormAF-700
- Kingsport GrayHC-86
- Hampshire GrayHC-101
- Chelsea GrayHC-168
- Black Pepper2130-40
- Kendall CharcoalHC-166
Greens
Benjamin Moore FavoritesMuted, earth-driven greens that pair well with white oak and walnut. Backwoods and Aegean Teal sit comfortably on an island; Hunter Green reads nearly black in low light.
- Meadow MistOC-134
- Silken Pine2144-50
- Nantucket Breeze521
- Pale Pistachio2122-60
- Healing Aloe1562
- Gray Cashmere2138-60
- Van Alen GreenHC-120
- GrasshopperAF-415
- High Park467
- Jockey Hollow GrayHC-108
- Backwoods469
- Evening Grove1526
- Sharkskin2139-30
- Aegean Teal2136-40
- River Rock2139-10
- Hunter Green2041-10
Blues & Violets
Benjamin Moore FavoritesFrom soft blue-grays for perimeter cabinetry to deep navies for islands and vanities. Hale Navy is by far the most requested island color we spray.
- Marilyn's Dress2125-60
- Cumulus Cotton2063-70
- Iced Lavender1610
- ConstellationAF-540
- Palladian BlueHC-144
- Blue Viola1424
- Stratton BlueHC-142
- SerenataAF-535
- Blue Jean2062-50
- Lazy Sunday803
- Stratford Blue831
- Alfresco1672
- Blue Danube2062-30
- Stunning826
- Hale NavyHC-154
- Gentleman's Gray2062-20
Earth Tones & Reds
Benjamin Moore FavoritesGolds, browns, and saturated reds for accent cabinetry, pantries, and furniture pieces. These carry real depth and are best confirmed on a sample door before production.
- First Light2102-70
- Hawthorne YellowHC-4
- Blair GoldHC-22
- KurkumaAF-350
- Wild Flower2090-40
- Magic Potion1250
- Greenfield PumpkinHC-40
- CalienteAF-290
- Norwich BrownHC-19
- Cinnamon Slate2113-40
- Plymouth BrownHC-73
- North Creek Brown1001
- SatchelAF-240
- SparrowAF-720
- French PressAF-170
- Classic BurgundyHC-18
- KonaAF-165
- ChambourdAF-645
- WengeAF-180
Deep & Black
Benjamin Moore FavoritesTrue blacks and near-blacks for islands, pantries, and full contemporary kitchens. All of these spray to a smooth, uniform film in Advance.
- Raccoon Fur2126-20
- Wrought Iron2124-10
- Charcoal SlateHC-178
- BlackHC-190
Ordering a Color Not Shown Here
Any Benjamin Moore color is available to you at no additional charge over our standard painted pricing. Find your color at benjaminmoore.com, then when you customize your doors, choose Other — not listed above in the color list and enter thecolor name and color number (for example, “Hale Navy HC-154”). If you are matching existing cabinetry, send us a physical sample or door and we will confirm the closest match before production.
Important Notes on Color
The color chips shown here are taken from Benjamin Moore's published Favorites color chart and are on-screen representations only. Monitor calibration, lighting, and screen settings all shift how a color reads, so they should never be used to make a final color decision.
Sheen affects how a color reads. The same color will look lighter in a satin sheen than in a matte, and deeper colors show more surface reflection. Let us know your preferred sheen with your order.
Deep and saturated colors require additional coats and may extend lead time. Very dark colors also show dust, fingerprints, and normal wear more readily than lighter colors.
We strongly recommend approving a physical sample door before we begin production. Sample doors are available on request and are the only way to confirm a color.
Painted doors are built on a paint grade substrate. Slight telegraphing of joints at the rail and stile is normal in five-piece painted doors due to seasonal wood movement, and is not considered a defect. For the most seamless painted surface, we recommend our MDF door profiles.
Benjamin Moore® and Advance® are registered trademarks of Benjamin Moore & Co. Color names and numbers are listed for specification purposes. Phoenix Casework Inc. is an independent user of Benjamin Moore products and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Benjamin Moore & Co.