Incredible Kitchen Transformations in Raleigh, NC & Surrounding Areas

See how Cabinet Cures of The Triangle has helped homeowners across Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and nearby Triangle communities transform dated cabinetry into clean, functional spaces that feel brand new.

These before and after projects show the difference cabinet refacing can make when your existing cabinet boxes are still in good condition. From bright white kitchens and ceiling-height cabinet extensions to custom pantry storage, pull-out drawers, updated islands, bathroom vanities, laundry room cabinets, and built-in wine racks, each project highlights a different way to refresh your home without a full cabinet replacement.

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Style & Function Cabinet Refacing

Before

Dated cabinet fronts, shallow drawers, hard-to-reach upper doors, and a narrow pantry were making this kitchen harder to use than it needed to be. For this project, we refaced the cabinets in a white Shaker style and made several custom updates to improve everyday storage. We extended the refrigerator cabinet for a more finished look, added pull-out drawers inside the pantry, tucked the trash bin into a pull-out drawer, and converted shallow drawers into deeper, more practical storage.

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Storage-Focused Cabinet Refacing with Cabinet Extensions

Before

This kitchen already had a great layout, but the uneven cabinet heights and unused space above the cabinets made the room feel unfinished. The island also had ornate detailing that no longer matched the cleaner look the clients wanted. At Cabinet Cures of The Triangle, we built onto the existing cabinet boxes to extend them to the ceiling, refaced the cabinets in a bright white finish, and updated the island with simple Shaker-style panels.

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Modern Luxury Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Before

The original honey oak cabinets gave this kitchen a builder-grade look that no longer fit the style of the home. Instead of replacing the full cabinet system, we completed a full cabinet refacing project and added details that made the kitchen feel more polished. We installed new hardware and pulls, added crown molding along the top of the cabinets, modified the cabinet area under the window for a wine fridge, and adjusted nearby storage for a cleaner, more useful layout.

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Cozy Kitchen with More Storage

Before

In this smaller kitchen, the goal was to add storage and brighten the room without taking away its cozy feel. The darker cabinets made the space feel tighter, and a few areas had room to work harder. We refaced the cabinets in white, extended the cabinetry upward, added a built-in pantry, created a roll-out spice rack, updated the refrigerator cabinet, and added pull-out features that made the kitchen easier to use.

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Multi-Room Cabinet Refacing and Custom Cabinet Updates

Before

This project went beyond the kitchen. The cabinetry throughout the home felt disconnected from room to room, and some spaces were not being used as well as they could be. At Cabinet Cures of The Triangle, we refaced cabinets in the kitchen, bathrooms, laundry room, desk area, and living room built-ins to create a more consistent look throughout the home. We also added topper cabinets, decorative panels, a desk-to-drawer conversion, and a custom wine rack for the living room cabinetry.

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Modern Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Before

Dark cabinets made this kitchen feel more closed in than it needed to, even though the cabinet frames and island were still in good condition. Since the existing layout still worked, we refaced the cabinets and island instead of replacing them. The updated finish created a brighter, more contemporary look and helped the island feel more intentional as both a focal point and a functional part of the kitchen.

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Slim Shaker Cabinet Refacing

Before

The kitchen cabinets in this home felt out of step with the contemporary design used throughout the rest of the house. For this project, we refaced the existing kitchen cabinets with a slim Shaker door style to create a cleaner, more current look without requiring brand-new custom cabinets. We also refaced the laundry room cabinets so the updated style continued beyond the kitchen.

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Two-Colored Cabinet Refacing Project

Before

For this project, the kitchen needed more than a new cabinet color. The layout had underused storage opportunities, and the nearby bathroom needed to feel connected to the updated kitchen design. We refaced the kitchen cabinets with a two-color finish, removed the pantry door to create a built-in pantry, and refaced the bathroom cabinets to tie both spaces together.

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White, Clean Cabinet Refacing Project

Before

The white subway tile was already working in this kitchen, but the darker cabinet finishes were pulling the room in a different direction. We refaced the wall cabinets and island in white so the cabinetry felt like it belonged with the backsplash, not like it was competing with it. The black hardware added a bit of contrast to the finished kitchen and kept the white cabinets from feeling too plain.

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White Polished Kitchen Cabinet Refacing

Before

These builder-grade cabinets looked dated, uneven, and unfinished in several areas. At Cabinet Cures of The Triangle, we refaced the wall cabinets and kitchen island, enclosed the open shelves, added crown molding, replaced the kickplate molding with white molding, and finished the space with modern cabinet handles and drawer pulls. The result is a cleaner, more polished kitchen that feels much more complete.

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How Cabinet Refacing Works

Cabinet refacing updates the visible parts of your cabinetry while keeping the existing cabinet boxes in place. At Cabinet Cures of The Triangle, we remove the old doors, drawer fronts, molding, and hardware, then install new doors, drawer fronts, finished wood panels, molding, hinges, and hardware to give the cabinets a new look.

Since the cabinet boxes stay where they are, there is usually less disruption than a full tear-out and replacement. It works well when the layout still makes sense for your home, but the cabinets themselves need a new look. That can include kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, laundry room cabinets, islands, and built-in storage.

Start Your Kitchen Transformation in Raleigh, NC

If your cabinet boxes are still in good condition, cabinet refacing can give your kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, island, or built-in storage a completely new look without starting from scratch.

At Cabinet Cures of The Triangle, we work with homeowners throughout Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and surrounding Triangle communities to update cabinetry with new doors, drawer fronts, molding, hardware, storage features, and custom modifications.

Call  919–809–6161 or fill out the contact form below to schedule your free quote.