skip to main content

Who is the cabinet manufacturor, & what is the wood species & stain?

8 years ago

Thanks

Transitional Kitchen in Anaheim Hills · More Info

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (2)

PRO
Fine Designed Interiors, Laura Mergens Sullivan
8 years ago
Kchuray

Good Day to you. Thank you for your interest and question. Unfortunately the cabinet vendor and manufacturer is no longer in business. However, The wood used is Maple on a stain with dark glazing. Thank you.
kchuray
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you for answering my question!

Related Stories

KITCHEN DESIGN 8 Stunning Stain Colors for Kitchen Cabinets

By Jennifer Ott Design

Transform raw wood for custom-looking cabinetry with a stain that fills your need for color but lets the grain show through

KITCHEN CABINETS Kitchen Cabinet Color: Should You Paint or Stain?

By Ventana Construction LLC

Learn about durability, looks, cost and more for wooden cabinet finishes to make the right choice for your kitchen

KITCHEN CABINETS New This Week: 3 Modern Kitchens That Rock Warm Wood Cabinets

By Mitchell Parker

Looking for an alternative to bright white? Walnut cabinetry offers the perfect tone to warm things up

WHITE KITCHENS 4 Dreamy White-and-Wood Kitchens to Learn From

By Mitchell Parker

White too bright in your kitchen? Introduce wood beams, countertops, furniture and more

KITCHEN DESIGN What to Know About Using Reclaimed Wood in the Kitchen

By Becky Harris

One-of-a-kind lumber warms a room and adds age and interest

DIY PROJECTS Cool Tip: Mimic Stain With a DIY Color Wash

Get the look of an oil-based stain without all the bother, using this easy wash made with paint

KITCHEN DESIGN Kitchen Workbook: 8 Elements of a Craftsman Kitchen

By Lisa Frederick

Craftsman-style kitchen design focuses on the beauty of function and natural materials. Could this be the look for you?

REMODELING GUIDES Designer Confessions: Torn Between Wood Floors

By KitchenLab Interiors

19 Photos to Help You Choose a Wood Floor Finish

DECORATING GUIDES How to Make Wood Tones Work for You

By Toronto Interior Design Group

Avoid the ski lodge look by using the rule of three, creating texture, adding pattern and more to expertly mix wood types

REMODELING GUIDES Your Floor: An Introduction to Solid-Plank Wood Floors

Get the Pros and Cons of Oak, Ash, Pine, Maple and Solid Bamboo

Sponsored

More Discussions

Closing on a builder spec house. Bland kitchen.. Design help!

74

Mock-up Design Help

26

help w kitchen cabinet selection

10

Upper corner kitchen cabinet yay or nay?

10

Solution needed for nightstands being too far away from wall

5