What is a reeded door?
A reeded cabinet door keeps the same framed construction as a shaker or beadboard door — stiles and rails around a center panel — but the panel itself is machined with continuous, closely-spaced vertical ridges instead of a flat or grooved surface. The repeating ridge detail catches light differently as you move past it, giving an otherwise plain door real texture and depth.
The look has deep roots in furniture and architectural millwork — reeded columns and reeded furniture legs go back centuries — and it's come back strong in modern and contemporary kitchens over the last few years, especially on islands and accent cabinetry.
Every reeded door we install is made to order for your kitchen, in your choice of finish.
