Familiar. Versatile. Enduring.
A love for classic lines.
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Kitchen cabinet styles,
made clear.
From familiar Shaker lines to smooth, contemporary fronts. Find the look you love, then compare what’s behind the doors.
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Clean lines. Open possibilities.
A fresh point of view.
Discover frameless cabinets, textured finishes and streamlined fronts.
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Six series. A closer look.
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Explore all six series side by side, from the doors and cabinet boxes to the details inside.
Walnutframed cabinets
Fairview
Classic Shaker fronts with more of the face frame showing between doors.
- Door & drawer fronts
- Half-overlay Shaker-style poplar doors and drawer fronts
- Cabinet box
- 1/2-inch furniture-core laminated cabinet box
- Drawer system
- 5/8-inch plywood dovetail drawer box with 3/4-extension self-closing slides
- Finish choices
- White · Walnut · Espresso
Walnutframed cabinets
Hudson
Full-overlay Shaker fronts for a closer, more continuous cabinet face.
- Door & drawer fronts
- Full-overlay Shaker-style maple or birch doors and drawer fronts
- Cabinet box
- 1/2-inch furniture-core laminated cabinet box
- Drawer system
- 5/8-inch plywood dovetail drawer box with 3/4-extension self-closing slides
- Finish choices
- White · Walnut · Espresso
Walnutframed cabinets
Kingston
Full-overlay Shaker fronts paired with a hardwood plywood box and soft-close drawers.
- Door & drawer fronts
- Full-overlay Shaker-style maple or birch doors and drawer fronts
- Cabinet box
- 1/2-inch UV-coated natural-color hardwood plywood cabinet box
- Drawer system
- 5/8-inch plywood dovetail drawer box with soft-close slides
- Finish choices
- White · Walnut · Espresso
Praline Pineframeless cabinets
Auburn
A frameless profile with textured laminate or solid-wood front options.
- Door & drawer fronts
- 3/4-inch 3D PVC laminated MDF or solid-wood fronts
- Cabinet box
- 5/8-inch white furniture-core cabinet box
- Drawer system
- Double-wall metal drawer system
- Finish choices
- Alto Designer White · Dark Chocolate · Legno Queenston · Praline Pine · Solid Moonlight · Solid Platinum · Spring Blossom · Ultra Wenge
High Gloss Whiteframeless cabinets
Burlington
High-gloss or textured fronts paired with a double-wall metal drawer system.
- Door & drawer fronts
- 3/4-inch high-gloss or textured 3D PVC laminated MDF fronts
- Cabinet box
- 5/8-inch white furniture-core cabinet box
- Drawer system
- Double-wall metal drawer system
- Finish choices
- High Gloss Aluma Gray · High Gloss Black · High Gloss Wenge · High Gloss White · Leather Brown · SW Intrigue · SW Vintage
Walnut Shakerframeless cabinets
Centerville
Solid-hardwood fronts bring a Shaker look to frameless construction.
- Door & drawer fronts
- 3/4-inch solid-hardwood fronts with doweled and glued joints
- Cabinet box
- 5/8-inch white furniture-core cabinet box
- Drawer system
- Soft-close metal or 5/8-inch dovetail drawer system
- Finish choices
- Espresso Shaker · Walnut Shaker · White Shaker · Navy Blue
Cabinet illustrations show the overall style. Confirm exact construction, exposed end panels and a physical finish sample before ordering.
The details make it yours
Find a finish that feels like home.
Warm wood, quiet neutrals or a deeper shade. Start with the room’s light, your flooring and the countertop you have in mind.
Finish choices vary by series. Compare a physical sample in your space before making the final selection.
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Choosing kitchen cabinets for your space
Door style, cabinet construction and finish are three separate choices. Shaker cabinets have a recessed center panel and surrounding frame; slab doors have a flat front. Both can suit a range of kitchens, depending on the finish, hardware and surrounding materials.
Framed vs. frameless cabinets
A framed cabinet has a face frame at the front of the box. Half-overlay doors leave more of that frame visible, while full-overlay doors cover more of it. Frameless cabinets attach doors and hardware directly to the box. Compare the actual series specifications for box material and drawer hardware—appearance alone does not tell you how a cabinet is built.
Catalog cabinets or custom cabinets?
Custom cabinets are made to a project’s specific dimensions and design. Catalog cabinets use an established range of sizes, styles and finishes. Our online catalog is organized by cabinet item number and series, so you can build a coordinated layout using wall cabinets, base cabinets, tall storage and finishing pieces.
What affects the cost of kitchen cabinets?
The number and size of cabinets, box construction, door material, finish and storage accessories all affect the project total. Custom work also depends on design complexity and fabrication. Compare the same room layout when reviewing options, and account for end panels, fillers, trim, freight and installation separately.
Start with accurate room measurements, check the cabinet sizes and drawings, then share the complete layout for review.
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