Cabinet Door Styles
Every cabinet door style we make, in solid hardwood or MDF, built to the exact size you order. Compare Shaker, flat panel, raised panel and MDF doors, see each one in a real room, and choose the look that fits your kitchen.
Starting at $18.00, made to your size
Made to your exact size
Every door and drawer front is built to order. See the price as you enter your sizes.
Made in the USA
Hardwood harvested from United States forests, products made in Omaha, NE.
Free shipping over $139
Under $139, wood orders ship for a flat $18.
One-year warranty
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Each style has its own page with its doors and matching drawer fronts, the woods and finishes it comes in, room photos and reviews. Our 5-piece hardwood doors come in two main looks, flat panel and raised panel, and our one-piece MDF doors are made for paint.
Shaker and Flat Panel Cabinet Door Styles
A flat center panel, ¼″ or ⅜″ thick, inside a solid hardwood frame with Mortise & Tenon joinery. The profiles around the panel and on the outside edge set the look, from the square edges of Shaker to the curves of the step-and-ogee. Every flat panel style also comes open for glass.
Shaker
Shaker is the simplest five-piece door: a flat panel set back inside a square-edged frame, with a crisp shadow line where the two meet.
Breckenridge
Breckenridge carries the step-and-ogee curve on both the inside profile and the outside edge, around a ¼″ or ⅜″ flat panel or an open frame for glass.
Concord
Concord pairs a flat panel with a step-and-ogee inside profile, the classic S-curve, and a crisp outside edge.
Edgewater
Edgewater frames a flat panel with a soft step-and-slope inside profile and a gently rounded outside edge: a quiet, transitional door with a little more detail than Shaker.
Heritage
Heritage sets a flat panel deep inside its frame with a bold, square-stepped rabbet profile, and finishes the outside with a soft ⅛″ roundover.
Lancaster
Lancaster is a Shaker door with one extra detail: a ⅛″ rabbet cut around the outside edge, which gives it a thin stepped border.
Lexington
Lexington combines the step-and-ogee inside profile with a softly rounded outside edge around a flat panel, ¼″ or ⅜″ thick, or open for glass.
Raised Panel Cabinet Door Styles
A solid ⅝″ hardwood center panel with a shaped bevel, inside a Mortise & Tenon frame: the traditional cabinet door. Each raised panel style also comes with a ⅜″ flat panel, or open for glass.
Channing
Channing has a solid ⅝″ raised panel with a step-and-slope bevel, a matching step-and-slope inside profile and a softly rounded outside edge.
Chesapeake
Chesapeake raises a solid ⅝″ center panel with a stepped, sloped bevel, inside a step-and-ogee frame with a crisp outside edge.
Covington
Covington is a traditional raised-panel door: a solid ⅝″ panel with a stepped, curved bevel, inside a step-and-ogee frame with a matching step-and-ogee outside edge.
MDF Cabinet Doors
One-piece doors for a painted kitchen, starting at about half the price of our hardwood doors.
MDF
Our MDF doors and drawer fronts are milled from one solid piece of smooth, refined MDF, so there are no frame joints to show through the paint. Choose Shaker, Slim Shaker or Benson, unfinished, primed or painted in one of our colors.
Every style in every wood
Each wood has its own page with every door and drawer front in it, room photos and prices.
Cabinet door styles at home
What our customers say
William Long Verified buyer on Shaker Cabinet Door
The doors are great. We did have a problem with the frame that we were putting glass in. I did call you guys and you did send another one. That was exactly what I ordered. Appreciate the prompt service in a very happy with the quality. Thank you and will definitely use you guys again.
Anonymous Verified buyer on Channing Cabinet Door
exceptional quality, perfect sizing. I finished using a custom tone catalyzed lacquer, matching my existing 20yr old cabinets
Elizabeth G. on Edgewater Cabinet Door
Gorgeous doors. We updated our kitchen and laundry room. We updated the doors on the original kitchen cabinets. Loved them so much that we added another kitchen cabinet. Then ordered a third time to update our laundry room.
Jay G. Verified buyer on Chesapeake Cabinet Door
They were perfect. Not a ding or scratch. Size was exact. The only thing I wish they would have finish colors avalible. Couldn't get it as smooth as I would like to when I applied my finish paint.
Kent Fischer Verified buyer on Edgewater Cabinet Door
High quality joinery and build. Heavier than expected, in a great way. Sanded finish as expected, and consistent. All measurements within 1/32. We are very pleased and will be ordering more for another project.
Curtis G. Verified buyer on Breckenridge Cabinet Door
I'm astounded at the quality and fit of my new cabinet door. Once it's painted it's going to look exactly like the other door just opposite to it. I fully expected to have to replace the pair but it's not necessary.
Customer photos
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Build your own doorCabinet door style questions
What are the main types of cabinet door styles?
Most cabinet doors are one of three types. A flat panel door, Shaker included, has a flat center panel inside a five-piece frame. A raised panel door has a thicker center panel with a shaped bevel. A one-piece door, like our MDF doors, is routed from a single panel. Within each type, the profiles cut into the frame give each style its own look. Read our guide to popular cabinet door styles.
What is a Shaker cabinet door?
A Shaker door is the simplest five-piece door: a flat panel set back inside a square-edged frame. Its clean lines suit farmhouse, transitional and modern kitchens, stained or painted. See our Shaker doors.
What’s the difference between flat panel and raised panel doors?
A flat panel door has a ¼″ or ⅜″ panel that sits flat inside the frame, for a simpler, more modern look. A raised panel door has a solid ⅝″ panel whose edges are shaped into a bevel, so the middle stands proud of the frame, for a traditional look.
Do the drawer fronts match the door styles?
Yes. Each of our doors has matching drawer fronts, with the same profiles, so the doors and drawers in your kitchen look alike.
Can I get any style in any wood or paint color?
Every hardwood style comes in each of our wood species, unfinished, stained or in one of our paint colors. MDF doors are for paint: unfinished, primed or painted.
Are the doors made to my size?
Yes. Every door is made to the width and height you order, in 1/16″ steps. See how to measure.
Questions about your project?
Talk to the people who build your doors.