Cabinetry wood types define the beauty, durability, and character of your cabinets. Each carefully selected wood species offers unique grain patterns, color tones, and long-lasting performance to suit any design style.

Cabinet colors and finishes are crucial in shaping the overall design, functionality, and value of a kitchen, bathroom, or other space. They impact how the space looks, feels, and functions, making thoughtful selection an essential part of any interior design or renovation project.

To order a finish sample, please choose from over 200 available color chips. Your first 5 color samples are free of charge.

To view all finishes by category, please visit the shop page. Finishes include stain, glaze, opaque, and tinted varnish.

Stain – A clear protective coating mixed with a slight color. It preserves the wood grain while subtly altering its tone and adding durability. Penetrates the wood surface to add color while allowing the natural grain and texture to show. Great for highlighting the beauty of the wood.

Glaze – A thin, semi-transparent layer applied over stain or paint to create depth, accentuate details, and give an aged or textured effect.

Tinted Varnish – A solid paint-like finish that completely covers the wood grain, offering a smooth, uniform, and modern look.

Stain + Glaze – Combines a stained base with a glazed topcoat. The stain adds color and grain definition, while the glaze adds shadows and depth, creating a rich, layered look.

Tinted Varnish + Glaze – The tinted varnish gives a soft color and protection, and the glaze adds artistic shading and depth for a more dimensional and elegant appearance.