Brookhaven Kitchen Cabinets

Although the feel of this kitchen is a classic, turn-of-the-century townhouse, by incorporating contemporary materials it has a fresh, updated look. The Square Edge Winfield Raised Panel door style combined with the new pilaster system creates an inset door look in Brookhaven I. Split panel doors feature glass in the upper sections. The light Opaque finish on Maple provides a striking contrast against the darker ceiling and walls, and the blue counters.

Whether a summer home at the beach or a year-round dwelling, the soft earth-tones, open floor plan, and simple accessories of a Cape Cod create a space that is warm, welcoming, and unpretentious. Wood-Mode’s Cape Cod kitchen features the Lewisburg Raised door style in two finishes: Opaque White on the perimeter, and a stain finish on the island cabinetry.

This “cabin-like” retreat grew out of the Arts and Crafts philosophy that advocated a simpler lifestyle. Andover Raised panel cabinetry gives a timeless yet relaxed appearance—reinforced by the informal look of Heartwood Maple in a stain finish. Bun feet with base trim give cabinetry the feeling of furniture and an unfitted appearance. Linier trims, square posts, flat panel assemblies, and simplified crown recall the Arts and Crafts ideal. The TV cabinet features a glazed Heirloom finish on Square Edge Winfield Raised.

Inspired by the Arts & Crafts era, and with its focus on natural materials and hand craftsmanship, the Oak Park kitchen appeals to the homeowner who likes to cook. A spacious island, multiple sinks, ample work space, and a new door style—Sausalito—are all part of this mid-size kitchen. The dining room features Sonoma cabinetry with complementary Craftsman inserts.