Different Styles of Custom Kitchen Cabinet Doors
Your kitchen's personality begins with its cabinet door styles. From classic and traditional designs to sleek modern styles, your choice can make a dramatic statement about who lives there. At Door Styles of America we offer modern, transitional, and custom kitchen door styles so that any design vision you may have can come true easily. Whether you prefer clean lines and contemporary details or timeless cabinet door details our selection makes creating your ideal look effortless. Explore all our modern cabinet door styles now to see which choice will elevate your space!
At SH Design Woodcraft, our custom kitchen cabinet doors bring both style and function into your home. If you're looking to update your cupboard doors or experimenting with completely new designs, our styles are designed to fill the kitchen space with classic elegance and functionality for daily life.
Custom Cabinet Door Designs for Every Kitchen
Every kitchen is unique, that's why we provide completely custom cabinet door designs that are tailored to you and your style. With an abundance of finishes, materials, and styles for you to choose from, our doors reflect who you are while making your kitchen more efficient and welcoming.
How to Choose the Right Cabinet Door Style?
Consider these factors when selecting your cabinet doors:
The layout of the kitchen and the storage needs
Color palettes and finishes that you want
Door profile (shaker slab or raised panel)
Materials options include solid wood veneer, acrylic, or solid wood
Augusta A
Augusta Red Oak Timber
Carlton A
Jackson A Drawer Slab
Abbington 275D
Anza Acrylic Wired Bronze Slab
Anza Sprout SD3
Aris Gold Celsius Bronze
Ashbourne 231A
Ashbourne
Ashbourne 300D
Ashbourne 300F
Abbington 325A
Ashbourne 325G
Baldwin 275C
Baldwin 275E
Baldwin 325A
Brusnwick 231F
Brusnwick 231G
Brunswick 275D
Brunswick 325C
Carlton Sealskin
Catalina 231F
Catalina 275A
Catalina 325E
Cubist Cross Fuzzy Grey
Dalton 275B
Dalton 275F
Dalton 325A
Deerfield 231F
Deerfield 231G
Deerfield 275A
Eastlake J
White Oak Flat Cut Slab
White Oak Rift Cut Slab
White Oak Random Plank Slab
Eeastlake A
Eastlake J
Effingham 275A
Effingham 325C
Emory A
Emory L
Estridge Barnwood
Estridge Sequence Walnut Slab
Everett Quartered Teak Slab
Falls Creek A
Falls Creek J
Fargo Fenix Slab
Farmington Galloway
Fremont 275A
Fremont 275D
Fremont 300K
Fremont 325A
Glasgow 231A
Glasgow 231G
Glasgow 275B
Glasgow 275F
Glasgow 325D
Grayson 1
Hancock 1
Hancock J
Haverhill A Rift Cut
Haverhill A Maple Stain
Hemingway A Rift Cut
Hudson A Drawer Slab
Hudson A Drawer 5 Sided
Hudson I Inset
Hudson I Painted
Jackson A Drawer 5 Sided
Jackson J
Jackson J Drawer Raised
Jamestown 231H
Jamestown 300H
Jamestown 400H
JolietteD
Joliette E
Kinnear 275A
Kinnear 325A
Leighton A
Louv
Mackinaw 275A
Mackinaw 325A
Marlowe
Medina A
Medina C
Nantucket
Northport A
Palisades A
Palisades G
Peyton
Preston 275A
Preston 325A
Quaid PG
Quaid Rift Cut White Oak
Quentitn Walnut
Quincy PG
Quincy Rift Cut White Oak
Quincy Walnut Scaled
Quincy PG Eggplant
Quincy Rift Cut White Oak Limed
Quincy Walnut Asphalt Scaled
Rochester 275A
Rochester 325A
Rockport 231A
Rockport 231F
Rockport 275G
Scarboro E
Sebago 275A
Sebago 325A
Aluminum Frame
Talen A
Talen I
Treynor A
Whitman 250A
Whitman 275A Quarter Sawn
Whitman 275A Rift Cut
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Kitchen cabinet door designs vary from sleek and plain slab doors like Fargo Fenix Slab or White Oak Rift Cut Slab to timeless recessed-panel styles like Augusta A or Jackson A. For an added transitional design, options like Carlton A or Brunswick 275D combine contemporary cabinet door style with added detailing. The designs may be finished with many different stains, including our specialty stain colors.
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Elegantly carved and ornate cabinet doors with outdated finishes are becoming less popular. Most kitchen cabinet designers opt for sleek designs such as Hudson I Painted or Quaid Rift Cut White Oak that portend a contemporary kitchen door design.
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Contemporary cabinet doors usually have minimalist lines, matte finishes, and less hardware. Slab-style favorites are Everest Quartered Teak Slab and Ashbourne 300F, or super-streamlined ones such as Anza Acrylic Wired Bronze Slab for a shiny, modern look.
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You can easily upgrade the look of your kitchen by swapping old doors with modern cabinet door styles like Mackinaw 275A or Effingham 275A. Another option is to refinish existing doors using trending stain colors like Seal Skin, Slate, or Mushroom to add warmth and depth.
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The price varies with the style and material of the kitchen door. Simple slab doors may begin at $50, but more complex styles such as Jamestown 400H or specialty Quincy Walnut designs can range from $200 or more per door.
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Shaker-type doors, including Jackson A Drawer 5-Sided or Catalina 231F, continue to be a popular favorite because of their classic beauty. Nevertheless, if you want a simplistic kitchen door design, slab doors like Walnut Slab or Ashbourne 300D are great contemporary options.
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Absolutely. Replacing just the doors on the cabinets i.e., upgrading older styles with Northport A or Sebago 325A is a simple means of updating your kitchen's appearance without changing the cabinet boxes or configuration.
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Yes, it is totally independent of your countertops to change your cabinet door styles. You can replace new doors such as Treynor A or Preston 275A without removing existing countertops a great option for cost-effective makeovers.