A glass panel in place of wood turns an upper cabinet into display space. Single pane for a clean look, or divided with mullions — classic grids or decorative patterns — in any of our framed door styles.
A glass cabinet door keeps the framed construction of a regular five-piece door — two stiles and two rails — but swaps the wood center panel for a glass panel. The frame matches the door style used through the rest of your kitchen, so glass doors blend in seamlessly while opening up a view of what's inside.
They're most at home on upper cabinets: a pair of glass doors flanking a range hood or window breaks up a long run of solid doors and gives everyday dishes and glassware a place to show.
Glass panels come single pane or divided with mullions — the wood bars that split the glass into smaller lites, like a traditional window.
Every glass door we install is made to order for your kitchen — sized to your cabinets, in your choice of door style, wood species, and finish.
Single pane is the quieter choice — one uninterrupted sheet of glass inside the frame. It suits transitional and modern kitchens and puts the focus on what's displayed inside.
Mullion doors divide the glass with wood bars into multiple lites. A classic grid reads traditional — like a paned window — while decorative mullion patterns with curves and overlapping shapes turn a plain upper into a furniture-grade focal point.
Mullions are finished to match the door frame, so painted kitchens get painted mullions and stained kitchens get matching wood tones.
A mullion door sample and a real installed project. Click any photo to enlarge.
Mullion Door — 4 Lites
Decorative Mullions — Installed
Every glass door is made to order, so each of these choices is yours to mix and match.
Free consultation — we bring real door samples to your home.