Customers Rate us 5 out of 5
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Solid white oak cabinets with straight, natural grain and warm, light tones.
Real white oak grain from our door samples. Try it as a classic shaker, a flat slab, fluted, mitered and more.
White oak is the wood people ask us about most: a clear, linear grain, a warm light colour, and a look that suits modern, Scandinavian and transitional kitchens alike. It’s a dense hardwood that stands up to busy family kitchens and takes clear and light stains beautifully.
Rift and quarter-cut white oak gives the straight, calm grain you see in high-end kitchens. Many clients pair a white oak island or lower cabinets with painted uppers.
White oak is one of our premium solid woods. Your price depends on the size of the kitchen, the layout and your finishes. Try the kitchen cost estimator for a ballpark, and you get a fixed quote after a free consultation.
Yes. It’s hard and stable, and its grain hides everyday marks better than a smooth painted door.
White oak has a tighter, straighter grain and a neutral warm tone. Red oak has a bolder, open grain with a pink undertone.
A clear or light natural finish shows the grain best. We bring real stain samples on white oak to your consultation.
Yes. A white oak island or lowers with painted uppers is one of the most popular combinations we build.
Book a free consultation and we’ll bring real white oak samples, door styles and a fixed quote for your kitchen.
