Aspen white
5-piece shaker · Painted white
White kitchen cabinets in Dallas–Fort Worth
White isn't one colour, so pick it next to your stone.
Cool whites lean blue, warm whites lean cream, and the difference only shows next to the counter and the floor. That's why we bring the sample door to your house.
A white cabinet lives with the stone. A bright white next to a warm quartzite can make the stone look dirty, and a creamy white next to a cool quartz can look yellow. Put the door and the slab sample side by side before you choose either.
White shows grease at the handles and scuffs at toe height. Hardware on every door, and a darker island or lower run, are the usual answers.
- On this page
- 8 door styles
- Door style
- 5-piece shaker (3); Slim shaker (2); Shaker (1); High-gloss slab (1); Glass front (1)
- Finish
- Painted white (4); Painted dove white (2); High-gloss white (1); Painted frame, glass panel (1)
- Lead time
- Stocked locally
- Priced
- per box, in your quote
- Delivered
- Dallas–Fort Worth, to the driveway
Sydney white
Shaker · Painted white
Slim shaker, white
Slim shaker · Painted white
Double dove white
5-piece shaker · Painted dove white
Charleston white
5-piece shaker · Painted white
Slim dove white
Slim shaker · Painted dove white
High gloss white
High-gloss slab · High-gloss white
Crystal glass
Glass front · Painted frame, glass panel
What people ask before they choose.
Let one lead. A white door with a white quartz that has grey veining is safe. Two whites with different undertones side by side is the pairing to avoid.
Painted white on a shaker door reads traditional and hides fingerprints better. High-gloss white on a slab door reads modern and bounces light around, and shows every fingerprint.
Yes. We bring the sample door to your house so you see it in your light, next to your floor.
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