Cabinet OPTIONS

FORM: Designing with Style

Cabinet Door Styles

Your cabinet doors are the most visible part of your kitchen, so choosing the right style is key. Whether you lean towards modern, traditional, farmhouse, or craftsman styles, door design sets the tone.

Complement the door with the right:

• Wood species
• Finish or paint color
• Hardware and moldings

Wood Species

Painted cabinets are typically made with maple, a durable wood that resists warping and cracking.

If you prefer stained wood, consider these options:

• Alder & Beech – Cost-effective and stain beautifully
• Maple – Best with light stains; darker stains may blotch
• Hickory – Rustic with lots of character, color variation, and knots
• Cherry – Known for deep color and elegant grain that darkens with age
• Mahogany & Oak – Rich, luxurious choices with striking grains

Pro Tip: The right wood species + stain combo can deliver a high-end look without a high-end budget.

Cabinet Door Overlays

Overlay refers to how much of the cabinet’s face frame is covered by the door:

• Standard Overlay – Leaves a wide frame border, more traditional
• Full Overlay – Covers most of the frame for a modern, seamless look
• Inset Doors – Doors fit inside the cabinet frame for a clean, custom appearance
• Frameless Cabinets – European style; no face frame, full door coverage

FUNCTION: Built for Everyday Use

Hinges and Glides

Today’s cabinet hardware blends strength, soft-close convenience, and style.

Hinges:

• Hidden (European-style) – Sleek and clean
• Soft-close – Prevents slamming and adds longevity
• Decorative (exposed) – Available with custom cabinetry

Drawer Glides:

• Side-mount – Common and cost-effective
• Undermount full-extension – Smooth, quiet, and allows full drawer access
• Soft-close – A premium feature now standard on many cabinets

STORAGE SOLUTIONS:
Designed for Your Life

It’s not just what’s on the outside that matters—your storage should support how you live and cook. Devine offers tailored solutions to make every drawer and cabinet count.

Ask yourself:
“What do I struggle to store in my current kitchen?”
“Where would I like more space or better access?”

Our Most Popular Storage Categories:

• Waste Containers – Hidden bins that slide out
• Sink Base Accessories – Organize sponges, soaps, and cleaning supplies
• Pantry & Tall Cabinets – Pull-out shelves and vertical storage
• Base Cabinets – Deep drawers for pots, pans, and small appliances
• Drawer Inserts – Cutlery dividers, spice trays, utensil organizers
• Lazy Susans – Maximize tricky corner cabinets
• Closet & Vanity Accessories – Extend storage into bathrooms and bedrooms

Ready to Build a Kitchen That Works Beautifully?

Whether you’re starting from scratch or updating your current layout, our experienced design team will help you select the perfect cabinet options for your lifestyle and space.