What is a beadboard door?
A beadboard cabinet door keeps the same five-piece frame construction as a shaker or raised-panel door — two stiles and two rails — but the center panel is replaced with a series of narrow, vertical grooved boards, each separated by a small rounded "bead." It's the same detail you'd find on classic wainscoting or a farmhouse porch ceiling, scaled down to fit a cabinet door.
That texture is what makes beadboard instantly recognizable — and instantly at home in cottage, farmhouse, and coastal kitchens. It's almost always painted, most often in white, cream, or a soft muted color, which lets the grooved detail catch the light.
Every beadboard door we install is made to order for your kitchen — sized to your cabinets, in the finish you choose.
