Matte Cabinet Doors for Modern Kitchens

Matte kitchen cabinets have taken over modern kitchen design, and it's not just about looks. The low-sheen finish hides the stuff that drives homeowners crazy with glossy cabinets.

• Fingerprint Resistant – The non-reflective surface hides smudges naturally. You're not wiping down cabinet doors every time someone grabs a snack.
• Scratch Resistant – Minor scuffs blend into the finish instead of standing out like they do on gloss.
• Glare-Free – If your kitchen has windows or pendant lights, matte eliminates those annoying reflections.
• Easy Maintenance – Soap and water. That's it. No special cleaners or polishing required.
• UV-Stable – The color won't fade in sunny kitchens. Our coatings are designed to last.

Acrylic Cabinet Doors

Acrylic kitchen cabinet doors have a thick acrylic layer that resists scratches better than other materials. The color goes deep into the surface, so it won't yellow over time. This is the most durable option in our matte collection.

Matte Lacquer Cabinets

Matte lacquer cabinet doors come in 207 colors. The smooth surface handles moisture well, which matters in kitchens and bathrooms. Pick from our standard colors or send us a sample to match.

Satin Smooth (HPL)

High-pressure laminate with a satin finish. Good wear resistance at a lower price point than acrylic or lacquer. A solid choice if you're doing a full kitchen and watching your budget.

Matte Polyester

Polyester doors give you consistent matte finishes without the premium price. They hold up well in busy kitchens.

Still deciding? Here's the real difference:

Matte Finish:

• Modern look
• Hides fingerprints and smudges
• No reflections
• Less cleaning
• Scratches don't show as much

Glossy Finish:

• Traditional style
• Shows every fingerprint
• High shine and reflections
• Needs frequent wiping
• Scratches are very visible

Most people installing new kitchens now go with matte. It's lower maintenance and fits current design trends.

Black Kitchen Cabinet Doors

Matte black kitchen cabinets create strong contrast in modern kitchens. Use them throughout or mix with white for a two-tone look. Black matte works especially well with brass or gold hardware.

White & Neutral Colors

White acrylic kitchen cabinets are timeless. Matte white, cream, beige, and grey give you a neutral base that works with any style. These colors make small kitchens feel bigger and brighter.

Custom Colors

Our matte lacquer cabinets are available in 207 colors. Blues, greens, warm tones—if you want something beyond standard neutrals, we can do it.

Matte cabinet doors are low maintenance. Use mild soap and warm water with a soft cloth. Don't use abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals. Wipe up spills when they happen and dry the surface to avoid water spots.

All cabinet doors are made to your measurements. Click on any product above to access our Quick Order Tool. Input your dimensions, and we'll send you an invoice to complete your order. You can also contact us directly if you prefer to discuss your project first.

Doors arrive ready to install on standard Blum hinges. Not sure about the color or finish? Order samples first. It's worth seeing the actual material in your lighting before you commit to a full kitchen.

Are matte cabinets harder to clean than glossy?

No. They're actually easier because they hide fingerprints and dirt better. You'll clean them less often.

Do matte kitchen cabinets look cheap?

The opposite. Matte finishes are standard in high-end contemporary kitchens. Gloss is what looks dated now.

Will the matte finish wear off?

No. The matte appearance is part of the material itself, not a coating on top. These doors are built to last years.

Can I mix matte and glossy cabinets?

You can, but most designers stick with one finish. If you do mix them, use matte on top and gloss on bottom, or keep them in separate areas.