The cabinet door library
Find the face of your kitchen or wardrobe. Explore the styles, understand how they are made, and shortlist the details you love.
Explore 8 styles ↓Design illustrations · Final samples and drawings approved before manufacture
PROFILE / PROPORTION / FINISHChoose a direction
The same profile can look very different in another colour. These warm neutral illustrations keep the focus on shape.
D01Modern & minimal
A smooth, uninterrupted face. Let the colour, grain and handles do the talking.
D02Soft contemporary
A narrow border frames a recessed centre for a lighter take on shaker.
D03Timeless & versatile
A wider, straight border and one recessed panel.
D04Balanced & tailored
Two recessed panels divided by a horizontal rail, especially suited to tall doors.
D05Heritage & decorative
Raised decorative frames on a flat base.
D06Texture & rhythm
Repeated vertical detail adds texture to an island, feature cupboard or selected doors.
D07Clean & handle-free
A discreet recessed grip replaces an external handle. Shown with a top-edge pull.
D08Light & display
A framed door with glass infill for display cabinets or selected upper cupboards.
Illustrations show design directions, not photographs of completed projects or supplier products. Handles are illustrative. Dimensions, materials, profiles and availability are confirmed in your quote.
Look closer
A CNC cutter removes material from the face, leaving the surrounding border. Inside corners retain a small cutter radius.
No separate frame is added in this version.Separate profile strips are fitted to the base, with mitred corners and joints prepared before painting. The frames project above the flat face.
Approve the moulding shape and layout separately.Cross sections are schematic, not to scale. Added labour and detail can change the quote; these methods are not automatically the same price.
Profile first. Finish next.
Explore warm whites, muted neutrals or a deeper accent. A painted MDF direction works with flat and routed designs; sheen and colour need a physical sample.
A flat face lets grain become the feature. Confirm the exact board, edge finish and grain direction. A timber-look surface does not mean solid timber.
Thermolaminated doors combine a profiled MDF base with a decorative wrapped surface. Colour and profile combinations depend on the supplier range.
Browse Polytec’s profile guide ↗Colour swatches and grain above are illustrative. Screen colours are not a colour approval. We confirm the material, finish and a physical sample before manufacture.
Make it yours
Choose up to three favourites and send your shortlist. We will help resolve the profile, colour, handles and layout together.
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No. A shortlist starts the discussion. The final quote, measurements, drawings, finish samples and agreed payment terms need approval before manufacture.
Yes, as a design direction. Door proportions, hinge layout and panel divisions need to suit each cabinet. A tall wardrobe door may need a different panel layout from a small kitchen drawer.
Yes. Send a reference image and we can discuss a suitable construction method, finish and quote. Exact replication, material availability and technical suitability need checking.