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Fit & door styles

Cabinet & Door Styles

The shape of the door, and how it sits on the cabinet.

Start with the fit: how the doors sit on the cabinet is the biggest difference between our lines. Then choose a door style, from simple Shaker to reeded, glass, and mirrored inserts, all from real Wolter’s projects. Custom shapes are always on the table.

Fit: how the doors sitDoor styles
White Shaker cabinets with glass uppers Reeded inset doors with brass pulls Dark green bar with arched antique-mirror doors
FIT: HOW THE DOORS SIT

Full access, full overlay, or inset?

This is the biggest difference between our cabinetry lines. Look at where the door meets the cabinet: how much of the frame around it you can see.

Greige full-overlay drawers and doors
Face frame, mostly hidden Full overlay The doors sit on top of a face frame and cover almost all of it. You see just a slim line of frame between doors and drawers. Our Legacy line →
Black inset island drawers and doors with brass pulls, set inside the face frame
Face frame, fully showing Inset The doors sit inside the frame, flush with its face. The frame shows all the way around each door for a classic, furniture-like look. Our Heirloom line →
Sage slab-door island with full-access doors
Frameless Full access The doors cover the whole cabinet box, edge to edge, with only a thin, even gap between them. No frame shows, so the look is clean and modern, and you get the most room inside. Our Distinction line →

Not sure which you’re looking at? We’ll show you the difference up close in the showroom.

DOOR STYLES

Pick the shape of your doors.

A solid Slab or reeded, glass, or mirrored inserts, mesh or mullions, what does your style look like? 

White Shaker upper doors with brushed brass pulls Shaker Clean, recessed center panel. Timeless in any room.
Maple slab doors with copper tab pulls Slab Flat and modern, made for showing off the wood.
White raised-panel doors with woven pewter pulls Raised panel A traditional profile with a little more depth and shadow.
Reeded inset doors with brass pulls Reeded Fine vertical grooves for texture you can see and feel.
X-pattern glass-front upper cabinets Glass with mullions Show off dishes or display your vases behind glass or mullions.
White oak upper doors with brass lattice mesh inserts and square bronze knobs Metal mesh insert Brass or metal mesh adds a collected, furniture feel.
Dark green bar with arched antique-mirror doors Arched mirror insert Antique mirror behind arched mullions for a bar or hutch.
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Don't see it here?

Just ask. Our designers can help you find what you're looking for.

Bring a paint chip, a photo, or an idea. We'll show you real samples in the showroom and build it into your design.

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