Review cabinet construction
Inspect surfaces, existing coating, damage and hardware to determine whether repainting is appropriate.
Give existing cabinets a new finish without automatically replacing the kitchen.
Cabinet painting is more demanding than ordinary wall painting. Frequent handling, kitchen residues and smooth factory finishes call for careful cleaning, adhesion preparation and a suitable coating system. DAVYSON works with existing kitchen cabinetry to achieve a considered new colour.

Every property and surface is different. The final estimate confirms the areas, preparation and number of coats.
Inspect surfaces, existing coating, damage and hardware to determine whether repainting is appropriate.
Degrease as needed, sand or degloss, repair minor imperfections and use an appropriate bonding primer.
Apply the selected cabinet coating, respect drying and curing guidance, and review the edges, profiles and touched surfaces.
A dark-wood-to-grey cabinet colour change can be seen in our real photographs. Finish quality depends on the underlying material and agreed preparation, not on paint colour alone. We discuss whether doors can be removed and where finishing will take place.
BEFORE / AFTERKitchen Cabinet Colour ChangeExisting dark kitchen cabinetry was repainted in a lighter grey finish. The real photographs show a clear colour change across cabinet doors and panels.View project →
COMPLETED PROJECTNavy Kitchen IslandA finished kitchen with a deep navy island, light cabinet fronts and dark hardware for a striking colour contrast.View project →Often yes, if the existing doors and boxes are sound and suitable for refinishing. We assess the surface first.
Cabinets usually call for coatings selected for adhesion and frequent handling rather than ordinary wall finishes.
Yes. An island can be included, whether to match the cabinets or create a different colour accent.
Send the address, a short scope and the condition of the areas to be painted. We usually prepare an estimate after an on-site inspection.