Cabinet colors and door styles
Every door below is on US Cabinet Depot's Framed Capital Collection sheet (V13). Most Cape kitchens we build are in the Shaker and Oxford doors, so those come first. Where we have built a kitchen in a color, you can go and look at it.
Shaker
A flat recessed panel inside a square frame. The door most Cape kitchens end up with.

Shaker White
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.
Kitchens we built in it
- Cottage kitchen in Chatham
- White kitchen with lots of glass in South Yarmouth
- Kitchen with an island and a peninsula in Brewster

Shaker Antique White
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.
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Shaker Dove
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.
Kitchens we built in it
- Dove and Black kitchen in North Falmouth
- Dove and Navy kitchen in Centerville
- Light gray kitchen in West Barnstable

Shaker Grey
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.
Kitchens we built in it
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Shaker Honey
Stained 3/4" solid birch frame with a veneered center panel.
Kitchens we built in it
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Shaker Cinder
Stained 3/4" solid birch frame with a veneered center panel.
Kitchens we built in it
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Shaker UnfinishedNew
Unfinished solid birch frame with a veneered center panel, ready for your own paint or stain.
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Shaker Essence OakNew
Solid rift oak frame with a veneered center panel, on a rift oak box.
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Oxford
A flat recessed panel with a stepped bevel inside the frame, for a little more shadow line.

Oxford White
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.
Kitchens we built in it
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Oxford Sage
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.
Kitchens we built in it
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Oxford Mist
Stained 3/4" solid birch frame with a veneered center panel.
Kitchens we built in it
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Oxford Toffee
Stained 3/4" solid birch frame with a veneered center panel.
Kitchens we built in it
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Oxford CashmereNew
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.
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Edgeline
A narrow-frame door, flatter and more modern.

Edgeline White
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.

Edgeline RidgeNew
Stained 3/4" solid birch frame with a veneered center panel.
Casselberry
A raised panel, the traditional one on the sheet.

Casselberry Antique White
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.

Casselberry Saddle
Stained 3/4" solid birch frame with a solid birch center panel.
Haven
A flat recessed panel with a soft, pillowed bevel inside the frame.

Haven Dune
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.

Haven Ember
Stained 3/4" solid birch frame with a veneered center panel.

Haven SageNew
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.

Haven HarborNew
Painted finish on an all-HDF door, so there are no joints in the paint to crack.

Haven RidgeNew
Stained 3/4" solid birch frame with a veneered center panel.
The colors in a whole kitchen
These are catalog renderings by US Cabinet Depot, useful for seeing a color across a full room. For real kitchens in real light, open the doors above or go to the kitchens we built.

Shaker White with a Shaker Black island 
Shaker Honey 
Oxford Mist 
Shaker Navy, as a wet bar 
White shaker cabinets with black counters, a white island with three stools and open wood shelves. 
Forest green shaker cabinets with a matching island, brown stone-look counters and a wood range hood. 
Black shaker cabinets and a black island with white counters, three stools and patterned backsplash. 
White cabinets with a large white island, three wood stools, a brass-colored range hood and white tile. 
White cabinets with a sage green island under a white waterfall counter, wood range hood. 
Sage green cabinets with a pale blue-green island, white marbled counters and a herringbone tile backsplash. 
Light brown wood cabinets with a matching island, white counters and glass-front cabinets under a skylight. 
Weathered gray cabinets with two islands, white counters, a gray range hood and glass-front uppers. 
Cream cabinets with two matching islands and yellow stools, dark brown-gray cabinets around the refrigerator. 
White cabinets with a wood-topped white island, a built-in desk, wall ovens and blue patterned backsplash. 
Dark gray shaker cabinets in an L-shaped kitchen with stacked glass-front uppers and white counters. 
Dark gray-brown shaker cabinets along two walls, glass-front uppers to the ceiling, white counters, open shelves.
Choosing a color that still looks right in five years
A screen is a poor judge of paint. The maker says so on its own sheet: grain, color and texture vary, and monitors and lighting shift what you see. Before you decide, look at a real door in your own kitchen's light, or come and stand in one of the kitchens we built.
We have no showroom on purpose. It keeps the overhead out of your price, and a neighbor's finished kitchen tells you more than a display wall does. Several of our customers are glad to show theirs.
- Painted doors: White, Antique White, Dove, Grey, Ivy, Navy, Black and Sage
- Stained doors with visible grain: Honey, Cinder, Mist and Toffee
- Two colors in one kitchen work well: an island or a base run in the darker one
Ready to talk about your kitchen?
The first visit, the measuring and the design cost you nothing. Call or text (508) 215-8805, or send a few photos.

