Inset Door Styles
An "inset door" is a cabinet door or drawer face that is set into the cabinet frame and sits flush with the face of the cabinet when closed.
Minimalist
Finish Shown: Mooncrest Material: Hard Maple
Slab
Finish Shown: Cotswold Material: Hard Maple
Monterey
Finish Shown: Mocha Material: Hard Maple
Charlestown
Finish Shown: Meadowbrook Material: Hard Maple
Regent
Finish Shown: Granite Ridge Material: Hard Maple
Artisan
Finish Shown: Meadowstone Material: Hard Maple
Shaker
Finish Shown: Snowveil Material: Hard Maple
Pilgrim
Finish Shown: Urban Slate Material: Hard Maple
Slab
Finish Shown: Platinum Mist Material: Hard Maple
Seabreeze
Finish Shown: Midnight Blue Material: Hard Maple
Slim Shaker
Finish Shown: Stormcloud Material: Rift Cut Oak
Sussex
Finish Shown: Cotswold Material: Hard Maple
Bayside
Finish Shown: Arctic Mist Material: Rift Cut Oak
Riviera
Finish Shown: Black Material: Hard Maple
Pilgrim
Finish Shown: Natural Material: Hard Maple
Avant
Finish Shown: Ironclad Material: Hard Maple
Shaker
Finish Shown: Summit Ridge Material: Rift Cut Oak
Slim Shaker
Finish Shown: Twilight Grove Material: Rift Cut Oak
Ambassador
Finish Shown: Greenhaven Material: Hard Maple
Prairie
Finish Shown: Cloudy Ash Material: Hard Maple
Heritage
Finish Shown: Platinum Mist Material: Hard Maple
Avant
Finish Shown: White Material: Hard Maple
Minimalist
Finish Shown: Hearthstone Material: Hard Maple
Slab
Finish Shown: Summit Ridge Material: Rift Cut Oak
Drawer Boxes
Rabbeted and dovetail drawer boxes each offer unique benefits in cabinet construction. Rabbeted drawers are crafted with simple, clean joints that are cost-effective and sturdy, making them a popular choice for many applications. Dovetail drawers feature interlocking joints that provide exceptional strength and durability, often considered a mark of premium craftsmanship. Both styles are expertly built to ensure lasting quality and performance.