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.
Sag Harbor
A beaded inset door in rift cut white oak with a flat recessed center panel, built for transitional and traditional kitchens and offered in 17 stains.
Prospect
A beaded inset door in rift cut white oak with a flat recessed panel, made for transitional and traditional kitchens in New York, Long Island, and Miami.
Amagansett
A beaded inset door in walnut with a flat recessed center panel, built for transitional and traditional kitchens and offered in seven stains.
Shelter Island
A beaded inset door with a flat recessed center panel, built for traditional and transitional kitchens, in ten species and 95 finishes.
Fire Island
A beaded inset door with a flat recessed center panel, made in metal for transitional and traditional kitchens, with full overlay available.
Oyster Bay
A beaded inset door in paint grade maple with a flat recessed panel, made for transitional and traditional kitchens across New York, Long Island, and Miami.
Cold Spring
A beaded, framed inset door with a flat recessed panel, built for transitional and traditional kitchens in five woods and 78 finishes.
Cold Spring II
A beaded, framed inset door with a flat recessed center panel, offered in paint-grade and solid hardwood species for transitional and traditional kitchens.
Bridgehampton
A beaded, framed inset door in walnut with a flat recessed panel, made for transitional and traditional kitchens across New York, Long Island, and Miami.
Chelsea
A beaded, framed inset door with a flat recessed panel, built for transitional and traditional kitchens across New York, Long Island, and Miami.
Henry Street
A beaded inset door with a flat recessed center panel, offered in ten species and 95 finishes for transitional and traditional kitchens.
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.