Demand for kitchen cabinets projected to rise 2.9% annually to US$20.9B in 2026; growth will be driven by homeowner interest in installing more and larger cabinets, design trends, manufacturer efforts to include more amenities: Freedonia

According to new Freedonia Group study Cabinets, demand for kitchen cabinets is projected to rise 2.9% annually to $20.9 billion 2026, with unit demand totaling 92 million. Gains will be supported by:

• homeowner interest in installing more and larger cabinets to provide additional storage space for foodstuffs and kitchenware
• design trends, such as kitchen islands and counter-style seating, which incorporate more cabinets into residential kitchens
• manufacturer efforts to include more amenities – such as LED lighting, pull-out shelves, and racks – in kitchen cabinets that boost their average sale price

Base cabinets accounted for the largest share of kitchen cabinet demand in 2021 and will continue to do so, due to:

• the ubiquitous nature of base cabinets being installed in kitchens
• base cabinets being the most prevalent type of cabinet used in kitchens, means that they are also the most replaced type of cabinet during kitchen remodels

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