Beautiful cabinetry
begins with natural wood.
Wood cabinets are durable, easy to maintain, eco-friendly, and can increase your home value. While many different types of wood species exist, the most common high-quality choices for cabinets include oak, cherry, maple, birch, hickory, and walnut.
Cherry
Known as the cabinet maker’s wood, cherry has been a traditional American favorite for generations. Our select-grade cherry is hand-sanded and hand-rubbed to bring out the deep rich grain patterns.
Available in natural and rustic.
Hickory
Hickory is one of the hardest natural woods in the US. The pronounced color variations give it a unique rustic look.
Quarter Sawn White Oak
In the early 20th century, quarter-sawn wood became a hallmark of the Arts and Crafts style. The grain in quarter-sawn lumber runs vertically, making it more stable and less prone to warping than plain-sawn wood.
Maple
This durable wood features a delicate grain pattern that blends well with all traditional and contemporary decorating motifs.
Available in natural and rustic.
Red Oak
All colors work well on red oak, and lighter stains enhance the wood’s natural grains.
Available in natural and rustic.
Red Birch
Our select Red Birch comes from the heartwood of the Yellow Birch tree. When finished with a natural or honey glow stain, the grain patterns take on a burnished, sometimes iridescent look.
Walnut
Walnut varies in color from light creamy brown to dark rich chocolate or even purplish brown, takes all stains well, and is beautiful with a natural finish.
Available in premium and natural.
Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)
MDF is valued for its uniformity, stability, and affordability compared to solid wood.
Rigid Thermofoil (RTF) is also available. Check out our finishes page to view our RTF color selections.
Paint Grade Hard Maple
Paint Grade is selected for smooth grain patterns and carefully dried to minimize shrinkage after the cabinets are finished.
Which Wood is Best?
Visit a showroom to view samples and receive recommendations
based on the needs of your project.
