The color of Meghan Markle’s kitchen cabinet is beloved for its space-enhancing effect and is as popular in 2025 as it was 100 years ago.
Meghan Markle is known as an icon of good taste—not just in fashion or beauty. Her interior design choices are equally sought-after.
In her latest Instagram post, Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, shared a preview of her upcoming Netflix show—With Love, Meghan—in which her impeccably styled, traditional white kitchen took center stage. While 2025 has seen a welcome revival of bold and vibrant colors, it’s refreshing to see classic favorites persist. Decorating with white will never go out of style, and why should it?
White is unquestionably the most popular color for kitchen cabinets. If your design goal is creating a “wow” kitchen but still maintaining a classic and timeless style, white cabinets are an extremely calm and livable choice.
White is among the most versatile shades when it comes to kitchen design. This non-color instantly brightens a room while evoking feelings of calm, cleanliness, and perfection. However, as anyone who has gone through the process of creating the perfect white kitchen that doesn’t look cold or sterile can attest, there are countless choices and nuances to understand and master. The secret lies in using texture, multiple layers, and subtle variations in color.
Jane Landino, creative head of Taylor Howes Studio, explains that using a white or natural palette is all about adding depth and contrast through different layers and textures.
“To make a white palette appear designed and thoughtfully considered, it’s important to mix and match patterns, even if neutral, with occasional touches of color.”
Meghan Markle’s kitchen is a perfect example of a white kitchen embracing beautiful craftsmanship and simple lines. The accessories chosen for this space are just as important as the kitchen cabinet color itself.
In the space shown above, Meghan Markle tastefully decorated with warm, rustic wood, brass, and glass—a clever mix of textures adding depth, dimension, and most importantly, warmth. Simply put, without texture, a room feels dull. Nobody wants the heart of their home to look or feel clinical. It’s not a showroom.
Just because your kitchen cabinets are white doesn’t mean your entire kitchen needs to be minimalist or plain. It’s not just accessories that can make the space stand out. Consider adding texture and patterns elsewhere—wooden floors or marble countertops are fantastic options. Don’t hesitate to mix hard and soft materials either—they can make a significant difference in what might otherwise be a simple scheme.
Source: Homes & Gardens. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
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