Escada Cabinets
Escada is the modern line in our hardwood-framed family: bold straight lines and a smooth, minimal face, but built the traditional way — solid hardwood frames with plywood center panels and dovetail drawer boxes. It fills the gap between a shaker door and a full European slab.
It is the door we suggest when a homeowner says shaker feels too traditional but a laminate slab feels too far. You keep the clean contemporary look and you keep wood construction underneath it.
The five factory finishes split into painted — White, Dove and Midnight Blue — and stained — Vintage Wood and Honey Maple, where the grain stays visible. Honey Maple is natural birch, so expect character variation from door to door; if you want a perfectly even face, pick one of the painted colors.
Visit the showroom to put Escada next to shaker and European doors side by side — the difference is easier to judge in person than in photos.
Available Colors
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Escada White -
Escada Dove -
Escada Midnight Blue -
Escada Vintage Wood -
Escada Honey Maple
Screen colors are approximate — check real door samples at the Roswell showroom before you decide.
See doors in a finished project on our kitchen remodeling page, or pair them with the right countertop and hood.
Construction
| Door | Sleek modern profile — solid hardwood frame with smooth plywood center panel |
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| Drawers | Solid wood dovetail boxes, soft-close undermount glides |
| Material | Solid hardwood frames and plywood panels — no particle board |
| Finish | Painted (White, Dove, Midnight Blue) or stained (Vintage Wood, Honey Maple) |
Escada Cabinets FAQ
What is the Escada door made of?
Solid hardwood frames and plywood panels — no particle board. Inspect open samples at the Roswell showroom and check the materials yourself before ordering.
Can I see Escada doors in person?
Yes — visit the showroom at 500 Sun Valley Dr. A1, Roswell (by appointment). We will put Escada next to its closest alternative so you can compare in one look.
Do you install, or supply only?
Both. Our own crew installs — cabinet installation typically takes 2 days — or you can buy flat-pack or assembled from the warehouse and install yourself.