Finishes & Materials
Molding details.
Consider how cabinetry meets the room. A finishing detail should relate to ceiling conditions, nearby trim and the proportions of the cabinet run.
From the molding details selection. Explore the complete choices below.
Consider the meeting points.
Molding can help resolve the transition between cabinetry and the surrounding room. Start with the ceiling height, existing trim and whether you want a built-in or furniture-like impression. Simple contemporary rooms may benefit from restraint, while a room with substantial architectural trim may call for a different proportion.
The final detail needs accurate site information. Uneven ceilings, adjacent door casings and the cabinet construction affect what can be fitted. Review the actual profile and proposed placement before approving the selection.
The Finish Library
Find your finish direction.
Explore the Essential, Select, Premier, Ultra and Garage palettes, then compare the door profiles and molding details that complete the design. Your final selections are matched to the system and project scope.
Screen colors are a starting point. Review physical samples before final selection.
81 finish, door-style and molding selections.
Molding · Molding Details
Confirm the combination before ordering.
The supplied collection name organizes this sample selection. It does not establish a universal material specification, quality tier, price or compatibility with another manufacturer. Sara will confirm the selected finish, cabinet system, profile and application together.
Bring the reference numbers of the samples you like to the consultation. If a particular texture or color is important, mention it when requesting a studio visit so the appropriate sample review can be discussed.
Complete the material conversation.
A 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.