Kenna Weathered Slate is Kitchen Craft's mid-tone weathered grey finish on the Kenna Shaker door, with subtle character that suggests aged stone surface. The Weathered Slate tone reads as cool gray with quiet pattern variation, delivering refined transitional character without dramatic visual statement.
Where Weathered Slate Lands Among the Greys
The brand offers gray Shakers in multiple base colors: warm Aberdeen, soft Cloudburst, cool Nimbus, and Weathered Slate. Weathered Slate sits in the mid-tone zone with subtle character that distinguishes it from purely flat painted greys, suggesting the visual depth of aged natural stone rather than uniform painted surface. That quiet character makes the finish feel considered rather than safe-default.
Construction Snapshot
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Door: Kenna Shaker with recessed flat panel.
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Door material: MDF with painted finish.
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Color: Mid-tone weathered grey with subtle character.
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Hinges: Soft-close, full-overlay, fully concealed.
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Drawers: Soft-close on under-mount slides.
Designed For
Kenna Weathered Slate carries refined transitional kitchens that want mid-tone gray cabinetry with quiet character, primary bath vanities, and homes with stone tile flooring or natural-material accents that should coordinate with the cabinetry. It pairs comfortably with marble-look quartz, leathered granite, brushed nickel or polished chrome hardware, and oak or walnut flooring. Brass also works against the mid-tone grey, especially when the brass leans warmer.
Sample Tip
Mid-tone greys with subtle character read more dimensional in person than on photos, since the secondary character only becomes visible at certain angles and under specific lighting. Pull a sample door and view it both at midday and in the evening under your kitchen's actual fixtures. The quiet character is what justifies Weathered Slate over plain mid-tone greys, and seeing it in real conditions confirms whether it lands the way you want.
