From natural to peppercorn, cognac to gray stain and more, see all the KraftMaid® cabinet stain color options you can use for Maple, Oak, Cherry, Birch and Hickory wood kitchen cabinets.1
1Finish availability varies for each type of wood
Why stain wood kitchen cabinets?
To get a more natural look on wood cabinets, a stain color is applied and then hand-rubbed into the wood ensuring rich, consistent color coverage.
- Stains enhance the inherent beauty of each wood type. Natural characteristics such as wood grain, mineral streaks and knots become more prominent, which may create lighter or darker effects in the color.
- The color of a stain can vary on the various parts of the same door. End grain and veneer absorb more stain than other wood components of the door, resulting in a darker color.
Here are the available KraftMaid stain color finishes for wood kitchen cabinets:
Chestnut stain on Maple wood cabinets
Cinnamon stain on Maple wood cabinets
Cognac stain on Maple wood cabinets
Ginger stain on Maple wood cabinets 
Hazel stain on Maple wood cabinets 
Honey Spice stain on Maple wood cabinets
Natural stain on Maple wood cabinets
Molasses stain on Maple wood cabinets
Parchment stain on Maple wood cabinets 
Fawn stain on Oak wood cabinets 
Sunset stain on Cherry wood cabinets 
Husk stain on Oak kitchen cabinets
Slate stain on Maple cabinets
Autumn Blush stain on Cherry wood cabinets
Cabernet stain on Cherry wood cabinets
Chocolate stain on Cherry wood cabinets
Kaffe stain on Cherry wood cabinets
Peppercorn stain on Cherry wood cabinets
Saddle stain on Cherry wood cabinets
Baltic stain on Cherry wood cabinets
Cannon Grey stain on Maple wood cabinetsLearn more about our cabinet finishes, techniques, paints and KraftMaid ColorMatchTM.