cabinet door styles
Every door we offer, across all three collections. Filter by collection, family or construction, then open a door to see every finish it comes in.
Gramercy
An applied-molding inset door with a flat recessed panel, made for traditional and transitional kitchens in six woods and 81 finishes.
Gramercy Bevel
An inset, applied-molding door with a flat recessed panel, built for traditional and transitional kitchens in six species and 81 finishes.
Lenox
A framed inset door with applied molding and a flat recessed center panel, built in eight species and 87 finishes for traditional and transitional kitchens.
Sutton
A framed door with applied molding and a flat recessed center panel, built inset or full overlay in oak, maple, or walnut for traditional and transitional kitchens.
Morningside
A framed inset door with applied molding and a flat recessed panel, built for traditional and transitional kitchens in six woods and 81 finishes.
Montague
A framed, applied-molding door with a flat recessed panel, built for inset cabinetry in traditional and transitional New York kitchens.
Columbus
An applied-molding inset door with a flat recessed panel, made for traditional and transitional kitchens in pre-war, brownstone and new-build homes.
Union
A framed inset door with applied molding and a flat recessed panel, available flush inset or full overlay, in nine species and 94 finishes.
how to read a door style
Family is the silhouette: shaker, slim shaker, slab, raised panel, applied molding, beaded, glass or mullion. Overlay is how the door meets the box: inset sits flush inside a face frame, full overlay covers it, frameless has no frame at all. Profile is the detail: stile and rail width, inside edge, panel style. Most doors are offered in a dozen or more finishes; open any door to see the full set.