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The newest trend takes ‘90s-era, orangey cabinets and elevates them with fresh, honey-colored stains and raw textures. Think: two-tone oak with light, earthy finishes that show off the grain. “No, [these aren’t] your honey oak cabinets from the 80s and 90s–[that look is] most definitely not coming back,” says designerMelissa Welsh. “The wood cabinets that are popular today have clean, modern lines and more muted tones, like the lovely white oak cabinets you see all over Instagram.” Basically, they’re a mix between warmer, traditional tones and the blonde scandi aesthetic that’s been on the rise for years.

The look gives rusticfrench-countryvibes—and like it or not, the age of nostalgia andvintage-inspired designis far from over, thanks to the pandemic (and a collective yearning for better days). “Our desire for warmth and comfort is driving [this] trend of mixing wood tones in all different shades of brown, creating a sense of peacefulness,” explains Lynne Tocchet, director of interior design atPacaso.

Still, thesearen’tyour grandmother’s cabinets, and today’s designs feature fluted details and bold, complementary color palettes that add drama and dimension to the space. “Don't be afraid to mix warm wood tones and go back to the soothing hues of years past,” Tocchet adds. To that end, it probably comes as no surprise that the look is being paired with 2022’s most populargreen and olive hues. But the trend can also skew minimalist with moody, monochromatic colors and sanded-down surfaces that boast a sleek,midcentury modernaesthetic.