Cherry

Cherry wood cabinets, with a fine to medium grain pattern, provide an elegant look that is suitable for contemporary or traditional styling. It is moderately hard and strong, and resists both warping and checking. While usually pinkish-brown in color, there are also shades of off-white, green, and even gray and contains occasional knots, which gives it a unique beauty.

Cherry darkens beautifully with age, most considerably within the first three years. 
If you choose cherry cabinets, order exposed side panels in the same material as the door panel. Otherwise the exposed sides of cabinet will remain the original color, while the door darkens in color.

Distinctive patterns and wood grains are brought out through quarter sawing. It is usually finished in a medium or dark finish to bring out the mahogany-red tones.

Below are some pictures of kitchens in cherry wood: