Elegantly beautiful and remarkably affordable, our birch cabinets are a testament to old world craftsmanship and real world requirements. Birch is a straight-grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white, although it also contains light hues of yellowish-brown, and may exhibit light tan mineral streaks. These variations are part of the inherent beauty of the product.

An American classic, cherry has been the choice of fine furniture makers for centuries. Cherry is a multi-colored hardwood that may contain small knots and pin holes. A natural characteristic of cherry wood is that it darkens with age and exposure to light. These variations are part of the inherent beauty prized by quality furniture makers.

A distinctive visual display of contrasting grains and subtle patterns, maple has been in style since Colonial times. Maple is a strong, close-grained hardwood that is predominantly off-white, although it also contains light hues of yellow-brown and pink. Occasionally, maple contains light tan or small dark mineral streaks. Its fine, uniform texture lends itself to both contemporary and traditional décors.

Oak, with its inherent strength, durability, and natural beauty, has been prized for years by designers and furniture makers alike. Oak is a mostly straight-grained hardwood with a medium to coarse texture that has a range in color of white, yellow, and pink. It is sometimes streaked with green, yellow, and black mineral deposits. These variations are part of the inherent beauty and traditional elegance of the product.

Painted cabinets use a combination of hardwood and engineered materials, such as MDF, to create a beautifully finished product.

Artistic elements converge in Echelon’s thermofoil cabinets. Rigid vinyl thermofoil is heat- and pressure-bonded to the face and edges of these sculpted doors, while the back of the doors are covered with low-pressure white melamine. This creates a velvety smooth, clean look of solid white cabinets that provide the perfect background to display your colorful kitchen collectibles.