Cabinet Painting in West Loop

A factory-smooth, modern finish for the loft kitchen everyone sees the moment they walk in.

Cabinet painting built for an open-plan loft

In most kitchens, a painted cabinet has a few places to hide. In a West Loop loft, it has none. The kitchen opens straight into the great room, and the cabinetry is in full view from the front door, the sofa, and the dining table at once. That is the whole reason cabinet painting is the work that built this company, and the whole reason it has to be done at the level this neighborhood expects. A finish that reads beautifully across an open floor plan, against the brick and the beams, is not a paint job. It is the centerpiece of the room.

The West Loop also raises the bar on color. This is the design district, Fulton Market and the Randolph restaurant row, where the architecture sets a high standard and the kitchen is held to it. The honey-stained Shaker that came with a 1990s warehouse conversion has gone out of trend, fighting the brick and timber instead of complementing it. A crisp white, or a deliberate modern color built for the loft it lives in, snaps the whole space into the present. We lead with that conversation, the color and how the cabinetry sits inside the architecture, because in a neighborhood like this that is the entire conversation. The finish lasts. The look is what you are buying.

Our own shop is a short drive from the West Loop, in Pilsen, so we are in this neighborhood constantly. We are a founder-led Chicago crew, and we have done this work more than 1,500 times.

How a West Loop painting project goes

We start with a Cabinet Design Consultation in your unit. We read the loft, the brick, the beams, the light, and the sightlines across the open plan, and we bring a finished sample right to your island so you can see the color against your own walls before you commit. From there, the work is sprayed, not brushed: we build our coats very thin and in multiple coats for a flawless, factory-smooth surface in any color you can dream up. We color-match in Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Farrow & Ball, and more.

Most of that spraying happens back at our controlled shop, not in your loft. We move your doors and drawer fronts out for finishing and bring them back, which is also why the project is quieter and cleaner in your building. For the work that does happen in the unit, we encapsulate the kitchen in a plastic bubble and run a negative pressure machine that vents the air, so the dust and the smell stay contained and never drift into the rest of your home or out into a shared hallway. We finish your boxes in-house too, so the surfaces you keep and the doors we spray read as one seamless kitchen, which matters when the whole run is on display.

Every project is backed by the Fulton Revivals warranty, start to finish.

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