Slab Door
1 Piece Door
A flat melamine panel — your widest range of colors, grains, and textures.
The simplest door style — a single flat panel, like a closed book. Built from a melamine panel, it comes in more colors, wood-grain patterns, and surface textures than any other style. Works especially well in contemporary homes, laundry rooms, and spaces where you want the color or wood grain to be the star.
Available in
- Material:
- Melamine panel
- Best for:
- Modern & minimalist spaces
- Pricing:
- Most affordable option
Shaker Door
1 Piece Door
A framed panel with a flat center — available in paint or thermofoil.
The most popular door style in America. Picture a picture frame, with a flat panel set inside it. The small step between the frame and the middle catches light and adds a subtle shadow line, so it looks thoughtful without feeling fussy. Available with a factory paint finish or a wrapped thermofoil (3D laminate) surface that resists scratches and moisture.
Available in
- Material:
- Paint or Thermofoil
- Best for:
- Most homes — a safe, timeless choice
- Pricing:
- Mid-range pricing
Jasper Door
1 Piece Door
A Shaker with a bead-board center panel — available in paint or thermofoil.
Start with a classic Shaker frame, then swap the flat middle for a bead-board insert — narrow vertical grooves that look like neat tongue-and-groove planks. The texture adds cozy farmhouse and coastal-cottage character without looking busy. Available painted or wrapped in thermofoil for a tougher, wipe-clean surface.
Available in
- Material:
- Paint or Thermofoil
- Best for:
- Farmhouse, coastal, and cottage-style homes
- Pricing:
- Premium option
Solid Wood
5 Piece Door
Real hardwood doors — available in paint or stain finish.
The top-tier choice: doors milled from actual solid hardwood like maple, oak, or alder. They feel heavier and more substantial in your hand, and they last for generations with care. The big decision with solid wood is how you finish it — painted for a crisp modern look, or stained to show off the natural grain.
Paint Finish
Clean, uniform color that hides the grain. Best for whites, soft neutrals, or bold statement colors — and easy to touch up if it ever gets a ding.
Stain Finish
Transparent finish that lets the natural wood grain show through. Adds warmth, character, and that unmistakable real-wood look you can’t fake with a print.
- Material:
- Paint or Stain
- Best for:
- Kitchens, feature rooms, and heirloom-quality millwork
- Pricing:
- Premium — most expensive option
Still can’t decide?
The truth is there’s no wrong answer — it’s like picking between white, off-white, or cream paint. The easiest way to choose is to look at the other doors in your home (your interior doors, front door, existing kitchen). Matching or gently echoing that style usually gives the most put-together result.
Your designer will bring real samples to your in-home consultation so you can see and feel the difference in person before deciding.
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Our experienced designers will visit your home, measure every space, and present a full 3D design — all for free. We even offer 0% financing.