Cabinet Door Styles

• Shaker

  A clean five-piece door with a recessed flat center panel inside a square frame. The most popular style today — it suits traditional, transitional and modern kitchens alike.

• Raised Panel

  A center panel that sits proud of a contoured frame, adding depth and a timeless, traditional character to any room.

• Flat / Slab

  A single, smooth, frameless panel with no detailing — the signature of contemporary and minimalist design, and easy to clean.

• Beaded Panel

  A recessed panel framed by fine bead detailing, a favorite for cottage, farmhouse and classic coastal kitchens.

• Inset

  Doors and drawers set flush within the face frame for a precise, furniture-grade look. A premium, handcrafted detail.

• Glass-Front Mullion

  A framed door with glass and muntins to display dishware and glassware, and to open up wall cabinets with light.

• Louvered

  Horizontal wood slats that add texture and ventilation — great for pantries, laundry rooms and coastal designs.

• Arched / Cathedral

  A raised panel with a graceful arched top, bringing a warm, traditional elegance to upper cabinets.

Inset vs. overlay: this is about how the door sits on the cabinet, not the door design. Full-overlay doors cover almost the entire face for a seamless modern look; partial-overlay leaves some frame showing; and inset doors sit flush inside the face frame for a premium, furniture-grade finish. We’ll help you choose the right combination for your style and budget.