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Jason K.
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More sellable kitchen?

Jason K.
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Houston, TX
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I'm in a debate regarding kitchen cabinets:

From your experience, which of these impresses more buyers than not? White painted cabinets, light stained finish, dark stained finish, or stained vs. paint, generally speaking. (using Granite countertops)

Any feedback is much appreciated!

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Ann Bellamy
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Ann Bellamy
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I think it's going to depend on the local preferences, the architecture of the house, and the pricing.

To me, oak is totally dated. Even maple is a little dated. The current high end kitchens are going with darker sleek cabinets - think espresso finish or dark cherry.

If the property has some antique or reproduction characteristics, such as is common in the northest, painted with reproduction hardware is appropriate. Don't go with colored paint, like green or blue, it's too specific.

Low end houses still like oak, or home depot maple, which is not expensive.

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