Simplicity
A broad custom collection for a personal combination of wood, finish, door profile and room-specific details.
Explore SimplicityCrestwood Contempo · Lawrence & Northeast Kansas
Contempo. Clean lines. Expressive surfaces.
Contemporary cabinetry shaped by matte, gloss and textured surfaces. Explore Contempo’s material character, edge details and clean-lined doors as part of a coordinated room.
Contempo · Design Direction
Let the surface set the direction.
Contempo is Crestwood’s contemporary cabinetry line. Its material selection spans matte, gloss and textured directions, allowing a restrained cabinet layout to take on very different character. A pale matte surface can feel quiet; a pronounced texture or reflective finish changes how the room responds to light.
Choose the visual role of the cabinetry first. Should it blend into an open living space, create a strong architectural plane or bring warmth to an otherwise simple room? That decision helps narrow the material family before individual colors are compared.
Contempo · Material Detail
Look closely at edges and grain.
A contemporary cabinet depends on more than a flat front. Door edges, panel thickness, hardware placement and the direction of a pattern all become visible parts of the composition. The Contempo door examples below show several edge approaches, including matching and contrasting treatments.
For a wood-inspired surface, consider the appearance across an entire run rather than a single door. Discuss grain direction and any desired visual alignment before approving the layout. Material and pattern-matching options depend on the selected product and cabinet details.
Choose the material for its application.
Contempo includes several distinct surface families, such as Finsa Duo, Nature+, Elegante and Brillante. Those names describe material collections; they should not be treated as interchangeable performance specifications. Ask about the selected surface’s cleaning instructions, edges and intended use.
A cabinet-front sample does not establish suitability for a countertop or another horizontal work surface. Review the exact application with Sara. Bring the room’s lighting, flooring and adjacent finishes into the discussion so a contemporary palette feels connected to the rest of your home.
Crestwood Contempo
Explore the finish character.
Contempo finish-and-material samples. A color may appear on more than one wood or surface. Compare physical samples before final selection.
Profiles & Proportions
Door details from Contempo.
These manufacturer examples show specific door, material and finish combinations. Consider the profile alongside your proposed drawers, hardware and construction.
Construction Across the Collections
Where TruFrame fits.
The collection establishes your material and design direction. Construction is a separate choice: explore TruFrame’s patented approach, then confirm the compatible door, surface and cabinet configuration for your project.
TruFrame combines a solid-wood face frame with full-access design and European-style hardware. Review the selected door, material, reveal and interior fittings together when finalizing your cabinetry.
Explore TruFrame ConstructionBring your room into the conversation.
Share room photos, your project location and the details that are already fixed. Rough measurements and a short list of daily frustrations are useful starting points; a finished design is not required. Sara will help connect the layout, material direction and cabinet details.
For a studio appointment, mention Contempo and the samples that interest you. The next steps include confirming measurements, product selections, installation responsibilities and the proposal. Project timing is discussed around the chosen scope and current availability.
Good to Know
Your Questions, Considered.
Is Contempo a cabinet construction type?
Contempo is a contemporary cabinet line and material direction. Construction is a separate decision. Discuss the proposed cabinet system, door treatment and TruFrame option together when developing the specification.
Do all Contempo surfaces feel the same?
No. Matte, gloss and structured surfaces differ in appearance and feel. Compare physical samples and review the care information for the particular material you select.
Can contemporary cabinetry still feel warm?
Yes. Wood-inspired texture, a balanced color palette and thoughtful lighting can soften a clean-lined layout. Consider the floor, counters, walls and cabinetry together rather than relying on the cabinet color alone.
Consider the Alternatives
Compare the Crestwood collections.
Core
A curated selection of woods, painted finishes, veneers and door styles that simplifies the first decisions.
Explore CoreA Considered Beginning
Let’s make time for your ideas.
Choose a complimentary in-home or Google Meet consultation, then select an available time with Sara.