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"Dream Cabinets"
At Dream Cabinets, we believe your space should reflect your unique style. That’s why we offer full customization of any cabinet style with our exclusive Dream Color Collection. Whether you prefer timeless neutrals, bold statement hues, or modern finishes, we can personalize your cabinetry to bring your vision to life.
From kitchens to bathrooms and beyond, our expert craftsmanship ensures a flawless finish that blends beauty, durability, and functionality. With our Dream Color Collection, your dream cabinets are just a choice away.
Let’s create something extraordinary
—customized just for you!
Types of Paint Sheens
Gloss
EG-Shel/Satin
EG-Shel/Satin
The shiniest option, high-gloss paint is perfect for surfaces that need a striking appearance and durability, such as cabinets and doors. Use a gloss sheen to highlight room elements like:
- Wood trim
- Cabinets
- Doors
- Furniture
High Gloss
High gloss paint is the most reflective option, offering a shiny, lustrous finish. This durable sheen can create a high glare, making it perfect for surfaces that need to stand out. Use high gloss for:
- Trim
- Doors
- Windows
- Cabinets
EG-Shel/Satin
EG-Shel/Satin
EG-Shel/Satin
Satin offers a smoother finish and is ideal for high-traffic rooms, balancing durability and elegance. These finishes are easily washable and work well in areas that are prone to nicks and scuffs such as:
- Hallways
- Woodwork
- Children's bedrooms
- Family rooms
- Exterior surfaces
Semi-Gloss
EG-Shel/Satin
Semi-Gloss
Great for trim and moldings, semi-gloss paint is easy to clean and adds a subtle shine. Use a semi-gloss finish in:
- Kitchens
- Bathrooms
- Utility area
- Closet doors
- Trim
Working With Your Cabinet Installer
What's the key to a smooth installation?
If you've decided to hire a professional installer, begin by seeking recommendations from friends and colleagues early in your planning process.
Your kitchen designer may also have a list of preferred firms to consider, and we can recommend reputable installers in your area as well. In addition to requesting quotes, take the time to interview each installation company and ask questions such as:
- How large is their crew?
- How many projects do they handle at once?
- What is their approach to working in an occupied home?
- Are they properly licensed and insured?
- Will they be using subcontractors? If so, you should approve them in advance.
Once you've chosen an installer, schedule a meeting with your designer and the installer to ensure everyone is aligned on the project’s scope, schedule, timelines, and individual responsibilities.
