Moncton · Dieppe · Riverview

Shaker Cabinets in Moncton, NB

Shaker cabinets have stuck around for a reason.

The simple framed door works in kitchens ranging from traditional to contemporary, doesn’t rely on decorative trends to make the room interesting, and gives you plenty of freedom with countertops, hardware, backsplash and flooring.

At BluePrint Cabinets in Moncton, you can see our Shaker cabinet styles and colours in person, compare the actual samples, inspect the cabinet construction behind the door and have Shelley design the complete kitchen for you.

Shaker Style, Better Cabinet Construction

A Shaker door doesn’t tell you anything about the cabinet behind it.

Two kitchens can look very similar in photographs while being very different once you open the doors.

BluePrint Cabinets’ Shaker options use the same core cabinet construction as the rest of our range:

⅝″ AA-grade plywood cabinet boxes

Rather than particleboard.

¾″ solid wood face frames

Framed construction built for daily use.

Solid wood drawer boxes

Not stapled composite drawers.

Full-extension, soft-close drawers

The whole drawer, every time.

Soft-close hinges

Standard, not an upgrade.

Lifetime-backed hinges and drawer glides

Backed for life.

The current range includes Shaker options such as Shaker White, Shaker Grey, Graphite Shaker, Natural Shaker and Shaker Charcoal, alongside other door styles in the wider collection. See all door styles and colours →

Availability can change, so confirm your chosen finish with Shelley before finalising the order.

What Colour Shaker Cabinets Should You Choose?

There isn’t one universally “best” Shaker colour.

There is a colour that makes sense with the rest of *your* room.

White Shaker Cabinets

White keeps the room bright and gives you the most flexibility with countertops, backsplash and flooring.

It’s particularly useful when you’re working with a smaller kitchen or a room without much natural light.

Grey Shaker Cabinets

Grey gives the framed Shaker profile more definition without pushing the kitchen as dark as charcoal.

It can work particularly well where the room already contains warmer flooring or countertops and you need some contrast.

Natural Shaker Cabinets

Natural wood tones bring warmth and visible grain back into the kitchen.

They’re worth seeing physically rather than choosing from a screen because the relationship between the cabinet finish, flooring and countertop becomes much more obvious when samples are beside each other.

Dark & Charcoal Shaker Cabinets

Darker Shaker cabinetry can create strong contrast, particularly on islands or lower cabinets.

But it also changes the visual weight of the room.

This is exactly why we have a Moncton showroom: bring your flooring, tile or countertop sample and look at the actual finishes together.

Can You Mix Shaker Cabinet Colours?

Yes.

A kitchen doesn’t have to use one finish everywhere.

For example, you might use a lighter Shaker cabinet around the perimeter with a darker island, or use a contrasting section to visually separate part of an open-plan kitchen.

Our online kitchen configurator even supports individual style selections when building an order.

Shelley can incorporate that into the 3D design so you can see the combination before ordering.

Do Shaker Cabinets Cost More?

At BluePrint Cabinets, choosing Shaker over another standard door style does not automatically mean paying a style premium.

Our standard cabinet styles and colours are priced the same.

Your kitchen price is driven primarily by the layout and cabinet configuration — how many cabinets you need, the sizes, island, pantry wall, upper cabinets and storage choices — rather than whether you chose a white or charcoal Shaker door.

Cabinet pricing

Most kitchens land between $5,000 and $25,000 CAD

With most kitchens around $350–$700 per linear foot as a broad planning range.

Style premium on standard colours
None
Biggest price driver
Layout and cabinet quantity
Design, 3D rendering & quote
Free

Planning the whole project? See what a full kitchen renovation costs, or read how the numbers worked out in a real Shaker kitchen renovation.

Design a Shaker Kitchen With Shelley

Once you’ve picked the general look, the important bit is making the kitchen work.

Shelley can take your measurements, floor plan, photos and appliance dimensions and design the cabinet layout around your room.

That includes working through:

  • base and wall cabinet sizes;
  • drawers and storage;
  • pantry configurations;
  • corner solutions;
  • appliance placement;
  • islands;
  • fillers and finished panels;
  • trim and finishing pieces; and
  • the overall visual balance of the kitchen.

You’ll receive a free 3D design and quote, and you can revise the layout before ordering. See how kitchen design in Moncton works →

The end result is a kitchen designed around your space using BluePrint Cabinets’ standardised cabinet system rather than pretending we’re manufacturing bespoke cabinet boxes.

See Shaker Cabinets in Moncton

Screens lie a little.

Lighting changes colour. Camera processing changes colour. Your flooring changes how a cabinet colour feels.

Come and see the actual Shaker samples at:

BluePrint Cabinets – Moncton Showroom

Suite 200–15, 331 Elmwood Drive
Moncton, NB E1A 1X6

(506) 889-7542

Open by appointment • serving Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview and the surrounding Greater Moncton area

By appointment

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Compare the real Shaker samples side by side, then design the kitchen around them.

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Shaker Cabinet FAQs

What are Shaker cabinets?

Shaker cabinets use a simple framed door design with a recessed centre panel. Their relatively restrained design allows them to work across traditional, transitional and more contemporary kitchens.

What Shaker colours does BluePrint Cabinets offer?

Current options include several light, grey, natural and dark Shaker finishes. Availability can change, so check the current styles or speak with Shelley.

Do Shaker cabinets cost more?

BluePrint Cabinets’ standard door styles and colours are priced consistently. Your layout and cabinet quantities are much bigger drivers of the final kitchen price.

Can I mix two Shaker colours in one kitchen?

Yes. Two-tone kitchens are possible and can be visualised during the design process.

Can I see Shaker cabinets in Moncton?

Yes. We have cabinet and door samples at the Moncton showroom.

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