By comparison, in our last Ikea kitchen we used a medium brown door (called Adel I think). We feel we should have gotten more longevity than 2 years. All in all, the cabinets still look okay but we are thinking of selling our home and are wondering if we should consider replacing all the doors and drawers because of this which is a significant cost. It is a much bigger problem on the base cabinets than on the uppers probably because people use those more and they are more prone to bumps and accidents of everyday life. Also, when the cabinet does get a nick, it is dark brown so it is incredibly noticeable against the white finish. These can be filled in (with Simply White paint) but it still bothers us and we feel the finish should be more durable. The only problem is that shortly after we installed the kitchen, the doors and especially the drawer faces began getting nicks,scratches and small chips. We love the look and the color of the cabinets (they are a nice soft white-very similar to Benjamin Moore Simply White paint color which we have used for all of our trim). It seemed like a great value for a painted finish cabinet and I wanted to try the flat panel look on our cabinets instead of the more traditional shaker style we had previously gone with. Nice look soft white but finish chips easily EternalMyrtle Approximately two years ago, we installed our second Ikea kitchen and chose Veddinge for the clean, modern look.
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