Choose your look
Start with framed or frameless construction, then choose the series and finish that fits the room. The same series should carry through cabinets, panels, fillers, molding, and touch-up materials.
Traditional structure
A hardwood face frame defines each opening and gives the cabinet front a familiar furniture-style structure. The available series use concealed adjustable hinges and dovetail drawer boxes.
Full-access design
Doors and drawers attach directly to the cabinet box, creating a clean full-overlay look with wider interior access. Available series include textured, high-gloss, and hardwood fronts.
Six cabinet series
framedHalf-overlay Shaker-style poplar doors and drawer fronts
Color previews shown. Confirm the finish with a physical sample.
framedFull-overlay Shaker-style maple or birch doors and drawer fronts
Color previews shown. Confirm the finish with a physical sample.
framedFull-overlay Shaker-style maple or birch doors and drawer fronts
Color previews shown. Confirm the finish with a physical sample.
frameless3/4-inch 3D PVC laminated MDF or solid-wood fronts
frameless3/4-inch high-gloss or textured 3D PVC laminated MDF fronts
frameless3/4-inch solid-hardwood fronts with doweled and glued joints
More framed door options
These additional door styles can be included in a project quote when current availability, box construction, and pricing are confirmed.
Need help deciding?
We’ll narrow the cabinet series, finish, and door options that fit the design and budget.