Familiar and welcoming
The comfort of a classic frame.
Shaker fronts and framed construction can give a busy room an easy rhythm.
Explore framed pieces →A room-led style guide
Find the lines that feel like home.
A door profile sets the mood, but construction and finish determine how it lives in the room. Explore the forms, then check the actual series behind them.
Compare the cabinet series
Quiet and practical
Space for a simpler routine.
Frameless lines can bring useful storage to more than the kitchen.
Explore clean-lined pieces →Rooms shown for design inspiration.
Six series. A closer look.
Compare cabinet construction
Explore all six series side by side, from the doors and cabinet boxes to the details inside.
Walnutframed cabinets
Kingston
Full-overlay Shaker with a plywood cabinet box.
- 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
Walnutframed cabinets
Fairview
Half-overlay Shaker front with a visible face frame.
- 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 front for a closer 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
Walnut Shakerframeless cabinets
Centerville
Hardwood Shaker fronts on a frameless box.
- 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
Praline Pineframeless cabinets
Auburn
Frameless construction with textured or wood fronts.
- 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
Frameless gloss or textured fronts with metal drawer systems.
- 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
Cabinet illustrations show the overall style. Confirm exact construction, exposed end panels and a physical finish sample before ordering.
Material choices
Choose a finish for your light.
Bring a physical sample beside flooring, counters and walls. A finish should look good at breakfast and in evening light.
Finish availability varies by series. Confirm the selected code with a current physical sample.
Review finish codes
Style is one part of a useful room
Start with the door
A Shaker profile has a recessed panel within a frame. A slab front reads more quietly. Either can feel warm or contemporary depending on the finish, pulls and neighboring materials.
Look behind the front
A framed box has a face frame at its opening; a frameless box places the door hardware on the cabinet sides. Compare the actual series for materials, drawer systems and usable access instead of judging construction by the photograph.
Plan the transitions
Catalog cabinet sizes can create a coordinated room when fillers, exposed panels, toe kick and molding are included on the plan. Measure openings and appliance clearances before deciding which pieces belong together.
Review the whole cost
Cabinet size, construction, finish, accessories, freight and installation all affect the project. Compare the same measured layout when reviewing options.
Start with measured room dimensions, then review the cabinet drawings before approval.
The next step
Make the style yours.
Share a measured room and the finishes you love.
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