Cabinet Door Materials

Cherry wood material is synonymous with luxurious cabinets. The rich red highlights on the wood give it a distinct appearance. Cherry will occasionally have tiny pin knots, pitch pockets, and very small, dark streaks of gum. For centuries, woodworkers have been captivated by these characteristics.

Character Cherry’s unique characteristics are emphasized by the sporadic occurrence of various sized knots, pin knots, pitch pockets, and small streaks of gum. Cluster knots and open knots could also be featured. The amount of character will vary from each door making each kitchen unique.

Maple wood is widely used in the cabinet industry. This wood species features a straight grain with several distinctive characteristics which include unique figures such as bird’s-eye, fiddle back, mineral streaks, and curly grain patterns. Finely textured with a natural luster, this creamy-white to light reddish-brown wood is often used for cabinets and floors.