The finish protects your cabinets and defines their final appearance. From natural stains to designer paint colors, explore every finishing option available for your custom cabinetry.
Each finish type offers different aesthetics, durability, and maintenance characteristics.
Transparent finish that protects the wood while showcasing its natural grain and color. Available in matte, satin, and gloss sheens. Ideal for beautiful hardwoods like white oak and walnut.
Best for: White Oak, Walnut, Cherry, Hickory
Pigment added to enhance or alter the wood's color while preserving visible grain. Hundreds of stain colors available — from light honey tones to deep espresso.
Best for: Alder, Red Oak, Maple, Birch
Opaque paint in any color — white, gray, navy, sage, or custom-matched to your décor. Multiple coats with catalyzed conversion varnish for exceptional durability.
Best for: Maple, MDF, Poplar, Birch
A secondary coating applied over paint or stain, then wiped back — leaving color concentrated in corners and details. Adds depth and an antique, timeworn character.
Best for: Traditional, Old World, and Tuscan kitchens
The wood grain is opened with a wire brush, then filled with a contrasting pigment (typically white or gray). Creates dramatic, textured grain — a signature of luxury modern design.
Best for: White Oak, Ash — modern statement kitchens
A durable vinyl or laminate layer bonded to an engineered wood substrate. Uniform color, highly cleanable, and budget-friendly. Available in solid colors and woodgrain patterns.
Best for: Utility rooms, laundry rooms, budget-conscious projects