Shaker style cabinets with a simple five-piece door, clean lines and a finish you choose, from soft white paint to natural wood.
The Shaker door has stayed popular because it fits almost everything. A flat center panel set inside a plain frame looks calm in a white farmhouse kitchen, a dark modern one or an older Nashville home with traditional trim. It is simple enough to feel timeless and strong enough to be built in many woods and finishes, painted or stained.
We begin with a Free Cabinet Estimate and bring door samples to your kitchen so you can see the frame width, panel profile and edge in your own light. We explain the difference between a slim frame, a standard frame and a wider frame, build the doors and drawer fronts to your choice and finish them in paint or stain that suits the room, with hardware and trim planned to match. Choosing a Shaker door is only the beginning, because small details change the personality. A narrow frame feels lighter and more modern, while a wide frame feels sturdy and traditional. Edge profiles, inside corner shapes and the way the panel is fastened affect how the door looks and wears. We show you close-up samples so you can feel how crisp or soft the edges are before you commit.
The simple frame and flat panel work with traditional, farmhouse, transitional and modern designs.
A slimmer frame looks more modern and a wider frame looks more traditional. We show samples of each.
Shaker doors look good in painted colors and in natural or stained woods.
Flat panels and simple edges wipe clean more easily than ornate profiles.
Frame widths compared in your light.
Frame and edge detail picked.
Paint or stain chosen.
Pulls and knobs selected.
Doors and drawer fronts made.
Fitted and adjusted.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Comparison guideInset vs OverlayHow inset doors, full overlay doors and partial overlay doors differ in look, cost of labor and storage.Learn more 
Comparison guidePainted vs StainedHow painted and stained cabinets differ in look, upkeep, wood choice and repair.Learn more 
Comparison guideCabinet WoodsHow maple, oak, cherry and walnut compare in grain, color, hardness and how they take paint and stain.Learn more Answer a few questions about your home, feel, finish and upkeep to see which cabinet styles usually fit.
You tell us about your home or business and what you want to change, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We visit, measure carefully, photograph the room and look at walls, plumbing, windows and appliances.
You review the layout, doors, finish and hardware, and a plain written scope with every line and the schedule before anything is built.
We order the materials and build the cabinets, doors and drawers, then finish them with care.
We deliver, protect your home, set every cabinet level and secure, and fit trim, panels and hardware.
We adjust, clean, walk the room with you, fix the punch list and share a care guide.
It has a flat recessed center panel inside a square, plain frame, usually with no ornament.
Yes. A slim frame and dark or neutral paint give a modern feel.
It can be dressed up with crown molding, glass inserts or decorative hardware.
Both work. Paint hides the grain, and stain shows it. We show samples of each.
Yes. A Shaker perimeter with a different island door is a common mix.
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