Kitchen of Dreams - Custom Cabinetry

Maple	Hickory	Cherry	Red Oak
Quarter-Sawn Red Oak		Knotty Alder	Lyptus

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DuraSupreme Kitchen Cabinets

For nearly 50 years, professional kitchen designers from coast to coast have looked to Dura Supreme for cabinetry that fulfills their customer's desire for personalized design choices and outstanding quality of construction. For most homeowners, designing a new kitchen is a once-in-a-lifetime endeavor and it involves one of the most important areas of your home. We recognize the magnitude of that decision and we are honored to be entrusted with your kitchen project.

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Choose from the following wood species to view door styles and finishes:

	Maple Maple Doorstyles Maple Finishes Maple is known for its smooth texture, uniform grain and creamy white color, which may exhibit subtle variation from white to light brown. Maple has varying areas of density that will absorb stain differently, creating a mottled appearance with darker stains. Mineral streaks (dark mineral deposits absorbed from the soil) are a naturally occurring characteristic.
	Hickory Hickory Doorstyles Hickory Finishes Hickory is known for its prominent grain and dramatic color variation which can range from creamy white to dark brown/black within the same panel. This color variation is characteristic of the species and is completely random. Mineral streaks and sound knots are sometimes prevalent in this exceptionally dense and strong hardwood.
	Red Oak Red Oak Doorstyles Red Oak Finishes Red Oak is recognized for its prominent grain pattern and texture which will vary from a tight, straight grain to a distinctive arched pattern. Color may range from white to light brown with red hues. Occasional pin knots and mineral streaks may also occur.
	Quater-Sawn Red Oak Doorstyles Finishes Quater-Sawn Red Oak is admired for its distinctive grain pattern which became especially popular with Arts & Crafts furniture design. “Quarter-sawn” refers to the manner in which the wood is cut from the log that creates a distinctive and desirable, straight grain pattern with an intriguing “fleck”. Color may range from white to light brown with red hues.
	Cherry Cherry Doorstyles Cherry Finishes Cherry hardwoods are admired for their rich, beautiful color, satiny smooth texture and uniform grain pattern. Color ranges from red to brown to vanilla. Small mineral flecks, pitch pockets and light areas of sapwood occur naturally. The rich color tones of Cherry hardwoods will deepen with age and exposure to light.
	Knotty Alder Alder Doorstyles Alder Finishes Knotty Alder is chosen for its rustic, informal appearance. Knots vary in size and distribution and will include tight, sound knots as well as rustic, open and split knots. Alder is a smooth hardwood with color and graining similar to cherry – ranging from a light honey color to a reddish-brown hue.
	Lyptus Lyptus Doorstyles Lyptus Finishes Lyptus is a plantation-grown hardwood with rich beautiful color and fine grain texture similar to Mahogany. Color is primarily a rich red-brown, but can vary dramatically from a light pink to dark brown.