Kenna in Alabaster Smoke Glaze pairs Kitchen Craft's clean off-white painted base with a smoke-gray glaze, hand-rubbed into the door's profile. The smoke darkens the recess and edge enough to read as defined detail rather than a flat off-white panel — a classic painted-and-glazed look without the heavy contrast of a darker glaze.
Soft Off-White, Subtle Gray Antiquing
Alabaster is a warm off-white painted finish, sealed before the glaze step. The smoke glaze is brushed across each door, then wiped back so it remains in the inner edge of the raised panel and along the profile. The result is a soft definition that reads as hand-applied rather than printed.
Key Features
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Base color: Alabaster, a warm-leaning soft off-white.
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Glaze: Smoke gray, brushed and wiped by hand.
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Door style: Kenna, raised inner panel with profiled inner edge.
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Construction: Solid wood face frame and door, conversion-varnish sealed.
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Hinges: Concealed Euro-style soft-close standard.
Best Setting
Traditional and transitional kitchens, primary baths designed around marble or honed quartz, and renovations where the homeowner wants white cabinets with character rather than a stark new-build paint job. The smoke glaze adds enough dimension to read well in lower-light kitchens too.
Care Notes
Clean with a soft damp cloth , avoid bleach-based or ammonia cleaners which can dull the glaze layer. Slight color and glaze variation between doors is part of the hand-finish process and will not match perfectly across the run.
Order a door sample to check the glaze read against your wall color and lighting. Smoke glaze can pull either gray or warm-taupe depending on the bulbs and adjacent finishes.
