Kitchen cabinets
Explore an updated finish for cabinet doors, drawers and frames.
Kitchens · bathrooms · built-ins
Cabinet painting and refinishing for suitable kitchen, bathroom and other cabinet surfaces, with thoughtful preparation and finish planning.

The service
Cabinets get handled every day, so a good-looking finish starts with understanding the existing surface. If the cabinet boxes are in usable condition and you want a new look, painting or refinishing may be worth exploring. We can review your cabinets, color goals and the preparation they need.
What we can discuss
Explore an updated finish for cabinet doors, drawers and frames.
Refresh suitable vanity and storage cabinets.
Discuss existing finishes, wear and the steps needed before painting.
Consider a color change that works with the room’s counters, trim and light.
Every property is different. The final scope and availability are confirmed when we review your project.
A straightforward start
Show the overall room and close-ups of doors, drawers and worn areas.
We discuss whether the existing surfaces are suitable and what prep they need.
Agree on which parts are included, the color direction and the proposed finish.
Painting or refinishing follows the agreed scope, including the required preparation.
Service area
Brush Strokes and Beyond Painting serves selected communities in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire, including the Boston North Shore and Southeastern Massachusetts. Share your project location when you request an estimate and we can confirm availability for your property and scope.
Questions we hear
If the existing cabinets are suitable, painting or refinishing may provide a new look without replacing them. We would need to review their condition first.
Yes. We offer cabinet painting and refinishing for suitable kitchen, bathroom and other cabinet surfaces.
Share the color or inspiration you have in mind. We can discuss the options as part of planning the project.
Let's talk about your project
Send your project location, a description of the work and photos if you have them. We’ll use those details to start the conversation.