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wood species selections:
MAPLE
RED OAK
CHERRY
Maple is the go to wood species. This is why it is our standard face frame material. Predominantly off-white with light yellow-brown and pink hues, as well as tan or dark mineral streaks.
If you are looking for stained cabinets, please
CHERRY
RED OAK
CHERRY
Brings a rich, elegant feel. Common in fine furniture. This wood species, darkens or "mellows" with age. May contain small knots and pinholes for added character.
RED OAK
RED OAK
RED OAK
Red Oak. Most prevalent in kitchens through the 1970s and 1980s. Also, the Iconic orange wood grain cabinet with the cathedral arch, popular in the 90's.
WALNUT
WHITE OAK- RIFT CUT
RED OAK
Brings a rich, elegant feel. Common in fine furniture. Darkens or "mellows" with age. May contain small knots and pinholes for added character.
WHITE OAK
WHITE OAK- RIFT CUT
WHITE OAK- RIFT CUT
A versatile wood with rich textures and grain patterns that lends itself to practically any application. Some selections have naturally occurring green, yellow and black mineral deposits and may contain wide grain.
WHITE OAK- RIFT CUT
WHITE OAK- RIFT CUT
WHITE OAK- RIFT CUT
Prized for it's even, linear grain. Rift cut white oak is a very popular wood selection and will elevate any space it graces.
This particular wood grain cut, especially shines in our 'Savoy' door style.