Door Design
The Face of Your Cabinets
Door style is the single biggest visual decision in a cabinet project. It sets the tone for the entire room — from sleek and modern to warm and traditional.
We build every door style by hand in our Ellis County shop. No catalog doors, no outsourced panels. The door profile, the wood species, and the finish are all chosen together so everything reads as one cohesive piece.
Shaker
Most RequestedA five-piece door with a flat recessed center panel and square edges. Clean, simple, and versatile — shaker works in modern, transitional, and traditional kitchens. It's the most popular style we build because it pairs well with almost any finish and hardware.
Best For
Modern, transitional, and farmhouse kitchens
Raised Panel
TraditionalA five-piece door where the center panel is shaped and raised above the frame. The profile can be simple or detailed — cathedral arches, ogee edges, and more. Classic in traditional and formal spaces.
Best For
Traditional, formal, and colonial-style kitchens
Flat Panel / Slab
ModernA single flat piece of wood or plywood with no frame. No profile, no detail — just a clean, uninterrupted surface. Common in contemporary and European-style kitchens. Works especially well with painted finishes.
Best For
Contemporary, minimalist, and European-style kitchens
Shaker with Bead
Cottage / FarmhouseA five-piece shaker door with a beaded detail on the inside edge of the frame — adding a subtle decorative touch while keeping the clean lines of a shaker profile. Often used on island bases, pantry doors, or as an accent alongside standard shaker uppers.
Best For
Farmhouse, cottage, and coastal kitchens
Glass Insert
DisplayA five-piece door frame with a glass panel instead of wood. Used to display dishware, add visual depth, or lighten a run of upper cabinets. We offer clear, seeded, and frosted glass options.
Best For
Display uppers, bar areas, and accent cabinets
Miter Door
CraftsmanA door built with mitered corners — the frame pieces meet at 45-degree angles instead of traditional butt joints. The result is a clean, seamless corner with no visible end grain. A refined detail that elevates any style from transitional to traditional.
Best For
Transitional, traditional, and high-end custom kitchens
Want to See Samples?
We bring door samples to your home so you can see exactly how each style and finish looks in your space.