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Quad Cities Kitchen Fit with White Oak Wheat and Black Cabinets

by Elizabeth Round | Village Home Stores

Check out this handsome open concept kitchen design in a modern split-foyer home from BuiltQC. This home is located on the Iowa side of the Quad Cities and is packed with amazing style and a great layout. Village Home Stores sourced the cabinetry and hardware for this new home, and we are excited to show you around this kitchen.

great room kitchen design with dark beam ceiling and white oak and black cabinet finishes

The kitchen includes one main wall of cabinetry and a large island centered in front of it. The great room on the top level of the split-foyer is flooded with amazing natural light during the daytime.

builtqc kitchen design from Village Home Stores with main wall of cabinetry and large island with waterfall counters

White Oak and Black Combination Finish Kitchen

This kitchen is installed using our Koch Classic Cabinetry line in the flat-panel shaker style Savannah door and a combination of White oak Wheat and Black painted finishes. We love the warmth that this wood tone brings to the kitchen. The combination of finishes can lean Midcentury Modern, Minimalist, or even Modern depending on how it is styled.

view of kitchen cabinets from floor with black painted cabinets and white oak wheat-stained light wood cabinets

The hardware for the kitchen is also a combination of contrasting finishes. Jeffrey Alexander Gibson series handles are installed in a combination of Matte Black and Satin Bronze finishes. You can see in the image below that the Satin Bronze is on the black cabinetry, and Matte Black is installed on the White Oak Cabinets.

white oak and black cabinets with handle hardware in bronze and matte black

Balancing Accent Finishes

The Black cabinet accents are so well balanced in this design. Not only are they spaced out in a rhythm that is visually balanced, but the height on each end is symmetrical as well.

Koch cabinets in white oak wheat stain with black painted cabinet accents from Village Home Stores

The tall Black accent cabinets bookend the main wall and there is an accent cabinet above the cooktop at the center of the wall. On the right end is a refrigerator surround design that includes a deep cabinet above the fridge and a tall end panel on the left side.

kitchen design with tall black wall oven cabinet fit for built in microwave at eye level

The left end is visually anchored with a tall built in wall oven cabinet fit with a microwave unit installed at eye level. We love how this builder paid extra attention to the cabinet moldings with the accent colors. The toekick and crown molding each transition to the contrasting finishes when the cabinets do. The finished look is precise, focused, and high-end.

Take a Quick Video Tour

Press play below to take a quick video tour of the kitchen design.

Want to see more from this kitchen? We posted a full album of images here over on our Houzz portfolio online. We also have more features from it posted across our social media pages. You can follow us on Instagram here or on TikTok here. Want to learn more about the builder BuiltQC? Check out their website here.

Let’s Get Started on Your Kitchen Design

kitchen design with large base cabinet drawers shown open on each side of range

Ready to step out of the research phase and enter the design phase with an expert team excited to get to work for you? The kitchen design team at Village Home Stores is ready to connect and chat with you about our products and process. No matter what size of a project you are dreaming up in the Quad Cities area, your first step is the same. Make an appointment with a designer at Village. You can use the chat feature right here on the blog or complete this short form online and a member of our team will be in touch. You can also call the showroom at (309) 944-1344 we are open M-F 9am-5pm and Saturdays from 9am-noon or by appointment. While we can allow clients to walk in and browse the showroom, kitchen and bath design appointments are recommended so you can be sure we have someone available to answer any questions you may have. We can’t wait to meet you and hear about the project you are dreaming up.