Refined sophistication defines our luxurious classic kitchen cabinets, captivating with its simple yet sophisticated look. featuring raised panel door cabinets crafted from premium hickory solid wood. The centerpiece of this stunning space is a spacious island with an overhang countertop, perfectly paired with two vintage stools, creating a cozy nook for casual dining or entertaining.
The pristine white quartz countertops offer both beauty and durability, ensuring your kitchen remains a bright and airy haven. Fine details and intricate ornamentation carving add a touch of opulence, while the custom wood hood serves as a striking focal point, seamlessly blending with the overall design. Elevate your culinary experience with this meticulously crafted kitchen that embodies luxury, style, and functionality.
Hickory Raised Panel Classic Kitchen Cabinets
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Technical Details
* Cabinet door samples for door design reference only.
Style
Door Design
Materials
Wood Species
Construction
Thickness
Stile & Rail Width
Finish
Color
Classic Kitchen / Traditional Kitchen
Square Raised Panel With Applied Moulding
Solid Wood
Hickory *
Mortise & Tenon
3/4" (18 mm)
2 3/4" Stiles & Rails
Stain
Medium Brown
Cabinet Box (Carcass)
3/4" (18 mm) Plywood with Natural Veneer
Drawer Front
3/4" (18 mm) Solid Hickory Rasied Panel
Drawer Sides
Dovetail Solid Wood Structure
Countertop
White Quartz
Hickory Solid Wood For Kitchen Cabinets
Hickory wood is an excellent choice for kitchen cabinets due to several notable qualities:
- Durability and Strength: Hickory is one of the hardest and strongest woods available, making it extremely
durable and resistant to wear and tear. This is particularly beneficial in a kitchen environment where cabinets
are frequently used.
- Distinctive Appearance: Hickory wood has a unique and attractive grain pattern with a natural contrast
between its light and dark streaks. This distinct appearance can add a rustic or country charm to the kitchen,
making it visually appealing.
- Versatility: Hickory can be stained or left natural. Its ability to take a variety of finishes well allows for a wide range of design possibilities, from
traditional to modern aesthetics.
- Resilience: It is less likely to dent or scratch compared to softer woods, making it a practical choice for the high-traffic areas of a kitchen.
- Cost-Effectiveness: While hickory is generally more expensive than other woods like oak or maple, it offers excellent value for its durability and long
lifespan, potentially reducing the need for replacements or repairs.
- Maintenance: Hickory is relatively easy to maintain. Regular cleaning with mild soap and water is usually sufficient to keep it looking good.
However, there are a few considerations to keep in mind:
- Weight: Due to its density, hickory is quite heavy. This can make installation more challenging and might require more robust cabinet hardware to
support the additional weight.
- Color Variation: The natural variation in color, while beautiful, might not be to everyone’s taste. It's important to view samples and understand how
these variations will appear across larger cabinet installations.
Customization And Ordering Process
Initial Contact And Consultation
Whether you're a homeowner or a builder, reach out to us to discuss your requirements, space measurements, budget, and design preferences. If you already have your design prepared, feel free to send us the drawings for assessment by our experienced design team.
Design And Material Selection
After our initial consultation, our design team will create a custom kitchen cabinet design for your review, offering several material options to choose from. You'll receive detailed 2D or 3D drawings, along with a comprehensive quotation and cost breakdown. If you already have a design, we will discuss your requirements and provide a quotation accordingly. Once you review and approve the final design and pricing, we will proceed with signing a sales contract to move forward with the project.
Manufacturing And Delivery
Once the order is confirmed and measurements are verified, our manufacturing process commences, typically completing within 30 to 45 days. Upon completion, rigorous quality inspections are conducted before packaging and shipping the finished product to you.
Materials And Finishes Selection
Below, we highlight some of the materials and finishes used in this kitchen and their advantages. Since all our kitchen cabinets are fully customizable, the materials, finishes, and colors showcased here and on other pages are just examples and can be tailored to suit your project or personal preferences. For more information on other materials used in different kitchens, feel free to explore our kitchen gallery.
The term "solid wood kitchen" might initially suggest that every piece of wood in the kitchen is solid wood. However, in most solid wood kitchens on the market, this isn't the case. An entirely solid wood kitchen would be extremely expensive and might not offer the best results in terms of material stability, especially with fluctuating weather conditions. Instead, plywood offers an excellent solution for constructing the kitchen box, main structure, and shelves, while solid wood is used for the cabinet doors, drawers, and side fronts.
Here are some advantages of using plywood for cabinet carcasses:
Plywood With Natural Veneer For Solid Wood Kitchens
- Strength and Durability: Plywood is made by gluing together thin layers of wood veneer, with each layer's grain running perpendicular to the
previous one. This cross-grain structure makes plywood strong and resistant to warping and cracking.
- Cost-Effective: It is generally less expensive than solid wood but offers similar structural benefits.
- Stability: Plywood is less likely to expand or contract with changes in humidity, making it a reliable material for kitchen environments where moisture
and temperature can fluctuate.
- Lightweight: Compared to particle board or MDF, plywood is lighter, making it easier to handle and install.
Considerations:
- Quality: Not all plywood is created equal. Higher-grade plywood (e.g., A-grade) has fewer voids and defects and a smoother surface, making it
better suited for visible areas of cabinetry.
- Edge Banding: Exposed edges of plywood can show the layers, so edge banding or solid wood trim is often used to create a finished look.
- Water Resistance: While plywood is more water-resistant than particle board or MDF, it can still be damaged by excessive moisture. Using a high-
quality, moisture-resistant plywood can mitigate this risk.
White Quartz Countertop
Enhance your kitchen with our exquisite quartz countertops, designed to bring elegance and durability to your space. Crafted from one of the hardest minerals on earth, our quartz countertops are a blend of natural quartz and high-quality resin, providing a non-porous, stain-resistant, and virtually maintenance-free surface. Available in a variety of colors, patterns, and finishes, quartz countertops offer a sophisticated look that complements both modern and traditional kitchen designs.
One of the standout features of our quartz countertops is the veining, which runs through the entire thickness of the slab, offering a depth and richness similar to that of natural stone. Additionally, our quartz countertops come with a variety of edge profile options, such as rounded, beveled, and ogee, allowing you to customize your kitchen with the same versatility as natural stone.
Quartz vs. Granite:
- Durability: Both quartz and granite are highly durable, but quartz is non-porous and does not require sealing, making it more resistant to stains and
easier to maintain.
- Appearance: Granite offers natural variations and unique patterns, while quartz provides more uniformity and a wide range of colors and designs.
Quartz vs. Marble:
- Durability:Quartz is significantly more durable and less prone to scratching and staining compared to marble, which is softer and more porous.
- Maintenance:** Marble requires regular sealing and more careful maintenance, whereas quartz is virtually maintenance-free.
Quartz vs. Laminate:
- Durability: Quartz is far more durable and long-lasting than laminate, which can scratch, chip, and wear over time.
- Appearance:** While laminate offers a budget-friendly option with various designs, quartz provides a more luxurious and high-end look.
Quartz vs. Solid Surface (e.g., Corian):
- Durability: Quartz is harder and more heat-resistant than solid surface materials, which can be more susceptible to scratches and heat damage.
- Maintenance: Both materials are easy to maintain, but solid surface countertops can be more easily repaired if damaged.
Choose our quartz countertops to bring unparalleled beauty and resilience to your traditional kitchen, ensuring a timeless elegance and lasting performance. With the added benefits of deep, natural-looking veining throughout the slab and versatile edge profile options, you can achieve the perfect blend of classic style and modern durability.
Quick Comparison betweem Quartz vs. Other Materials
Drawers & Hardware
Crafted from solid wood, dovetail drawers are a hallmark of high-quality cabinetry, offering both durability and beauty. For those looking to add a modern touch to their classic kitchen, TAQ incorporates the latest innovative hardware from renowned brands like Blum and DTC. Our hardware and drawer solutions, including slim metal drawers, metal pantry organization baskets, soft-closing mechanisms, and undermount concealed drawer slides, seamlessly blend traditional aesthetics with contemporary functionality.
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