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Cherry Wood

For old world charm, a nostalgic feel, rich sophistication, or an elegantly rugged look; you simply can not beat the versatility of Cherry wood cabinets. Cherry has remained high in demand despite being one of the most costly hard woods used in cabinet manufacturing today. As Cherry wood ages it will rapidly darken, showing an even deeper luster.

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Birch Wood

Fast becoming a sought-after choice, Birch wood cabinets are popular for their resembelance to Maple, yet they are priced the same as Oak. This is due to Birch's adundance and is no reflection on it's quality. It's appearence is slightly more grainy than Maple, but it still has that nice smooth and even texture. Offered in traditional flat or raised panel designs, glazing is not offered.

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Oak Wood

For many years Oak ruled as the most commonly used wood for kitchen and bath cabinets. In the last decade their popularity has taken a back seat to Maple and Birch. Those looking for that traditional strong Oak wood look can now take advantage of the lower prices. Because of the cost reduction many contractors and multi-unit property owners seek out Oak for high quality cabinetry without the added expense of being the current trend.

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White - Thermofoil & Laminate

White cabinets are likely the most versatile in appearance. Easily at home in tradtional, contemporary, French Country, modern, shabby or chic kitchens and bathrooms, they are easy to build a look around. Appliances can be any color, as well as walls and floors. Anything goes with white cabinets, and white cabinets go with anything!

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