door styles

Cabinet Door Styles

Your cabinet door style plays a major role in the overall look of your cabinetry. From the clean simplicity of a Slim Shaker to the added detail of Beaded or Beveled Shaker, we offer a variety of styles that can be customized with your choice of material and finish.

Shown in cherry. Any of them can be ordered in a different wood or color, so look at the shape rather than the finish.

Compare Door Styles

The five profiles we make in our Salinas shop, side by side. Click a name for the full page.

Door styleWhat you seeLookWorks best inPaint or stainPairs with
ShakerThe most requested door we makeA flat center panel inside a square frameNeutral and timeless; never datedAlmost every room, modern or traditionalBothFrameless, full overlay or inset
Slim ShakerThe same door with a narrower frame, so more panel showsClean and modern; a wall of doors feels less busyModern and smaller kitchensBoth; especially good in natural white oakFrameless or full overlay
Beveled ShakerAn angled inside edge on the frameRefined, with subtle depth around the panelTransitional spacesBoth; the bevel still shows under a single colorFrameless, full overlay or inset
Beaded ShakerA fine rounded molding inside the frameThe most traditional of the shakersOlder homes and traditional kitchensBothInset, for the most traditional look
Flat Panel / SlabOne flat surface, no frame or raised detailStreamlined and contemporaryModern kitchensBoth; the best choice for showing natural wood grainFrameless

Door style and cabinet construction are separate choices. Any of these doors can be built in any wood or color on this site.

Catalog Doors

Catalog doorWhat you seeMade byHow to choose
IcelandAn angled frame with a stepped inner edgeCal Door & DrawerHandle a sample in our shop; catalogs change
FinlandAn angled frame with a stepped inner edgeCal Door & DrawerHandle a sample in our shop; catalogs change
ArtesiaA wide flat frame with a recessed panelCal Door & DrawerHandle a sample in our shop; catalogs change
White shaker kitchen with a panelled refrigerator and double wall ovens in Gilroy

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Looking for Something Different?

In addition to the door styles we make in our shop, we offer additional profiles through our door manufacturing partners. Visit their catalog to explore more options for your project.

Door Style vs. Cabinet Construction

Your door style determines the appearance of the cabinet front, while the construction type determines how the doors and drawers sit on the cabinet box.

For example, a Shaker door can be used with frameless, full overlay, or inset cabinetry. This allows you to combine your preferred door style with the cabinet construction that best fits the look you want to achieve.

See the Difference in Person

Small details can make a big difference in how a cabinet door looks once it's installed. During your consultation, you can compare door samples in person and see the differences in frame width, edge details, materials, and finishes before making your final selection.

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