Wood Grain
Discover a selection of the wood species we offer, each with its own unique grain, tone, and character. From warm, traditional favorites to sleek, contemporary options, every wood type brings a distinct look and feel to your cabinetry.
This page highlights just a sampling of available wood types. Our full collection includes many more species, cuts, and finish options to suit your style and space.
To explore the complete range and experience the differences in person, we invite you to visit one of our showrooms. Our team will help you find the perfect wood to bring your vision to life.
Maple
Grain Pattern: Fine, uniform, close-grained
Durability/Hardness: Hard
Variability (1-5): 1
Best Finishes/Notes: Excellent for paint; consistent stainability. Also available in rustic.
Red Oak
Grain Pattern: Prominent, open grain
Durability/Hardness: Hard
Variability (1-5): 1
Best Finishes/Notes: Classic; takes stain well. Texture is visible through paint. Also available in quarter sawn.
White Oak
Grain Pattern: Tight, consistent grain
Durability/Hardness: Hard
Variability (1-5): 1
Best Finishes/Notes: Works well with natural, matte, and low-sheen finishes. Also available in rift cut and quarter sawn.
Alder
Grain Pattern: Soft, straight, consistent
Durability/Hardness: Soft
Variability (1-5): 2
Best Finishes/Notes: Excellent stainability. Commonly used as a budget-friendly cherry alternative. Also available in rustic
Birch
Grain Pattern: Tight, straight, subtle
Durability/Hardness: Moderate
Variability (1-5): 1
Best Finishes/Notes: Good paint-grade option; cost-effective.
Hickory
Grain Pattern: Dramatic, distinct, wild
Durability/Hardness: Very Hard
Variability (1-5): 3
Best Finishes/Notes: Extremely hard. High variation in color (blonde to brown). Also available in rustic
Cherry
Grain Pattern: Smooth, close-grained
Durability/Hardness: Moderate to Soft
Variability (1-5): 5
Best Finishes/Notes: Known for aging/darkening over time. Rich, elegant look. Good with glazing technique.
Walnut
Grain Pattern: Smooth, rich grain
Durability/Hardness: Moderate
Variability (1-5): 4
Best Finishes/Notes: High-end appeal. Often left natural or clear-coated.
* Durability refers primarily to resistance to dents and daily wear. All natural wood species can still scratch, dent, expand, contract, and show signs of use depending on finish, humidity, and care.
We Invite You to Visit One of Our Showrooms.
To experience the full collection, and to see, touch, and compare finishes in person.
