Commercial · Silverdale, WA
Custom cabinets in Dekton Opera for the Thermador showroom in Silverdale. Inset doors and drawer fronts had to fit with very tight reveals.
A showroom needs cabinets that look right and hold up in a busy commercial space. Dekton Opera is a large, thin format that needs careful handling. Inset doors and drawer fronts had to sit flush, including a tight reveal along the bottom of one cabinet next to the appliances.
We captured the showroom with StoneEx digital laser templating and set exact dimensions for every panel and component. Seams were planned ahead so the cabinets read as continuous surfaces. The team installed the inset doors and drawer fronts with consistent reveals.
The cabinets look modern and fit the existing showroom layout, with a custom gray finish that suits the appliance brand on display.
The challenge in detail
The Thermador showroom in Silverdale needed cabinetry that met the look of the brand on display and still worked as functional furniture in a high-traffic commercial space. The material added its own demands. Dekton Opera is a sintered stone made in a large format with a thin profile, and pieces that size need careful handling at every stage.
The layout was also complex. Inset doors and drawer fronts had to sit inside the cabinet frames as if they were part of one surface. Along the bottom of cabinet #25, the plan called for a 0-inch door reveal to close the gap between that cabinet and the appliances beside it. Every panel and component also had to match the showroom's dimensional requirements, so the whole set fit within the existing space with a clean finish.
How we approached it
Work began with StoneEx digital laser scanning of the existing showroom. The scan produced detailed templates of the space, and each piece of Dekton Opera was measured and cut to match the layout. CNC cutting followed those templates, and the panels were cut and finished so they were ready for installation.
For the edges, Luxe Elmo Edgebend gave the cabinets a slim, clean profile that suits a modern showroom. Seam locations were planned in advance so the finished cabinets would read as continuous surfaces rather than a set of separate panels.
During installation, our team fitted the inset doors and drawer fronts and checked that the 0-inch reveal was held consistently throughout the cabinetry. That attention to each door and drawer gives the run of cabinets a clean, professional line.
The finished project
The finished Dekton Opera cabinets sit within the existing showroom layout and give the space a modern, refined appearance that complements the Thermador products around them. Because the panels were fabricated and installed to the scanned dimensions, the cabinets meet the visual brief and also serve the practical needs of a commercial floor.
The custom gray finishes give the showroom a distinctive, inviting atmosphere, and the sintered stone adds a calm, elegant surface to the display. The inset doors and drawer fronts keep the cabinet faces clean and uninterrupted from one unit to the next. The project shows how a thin, large-format material like Dekton can be used as a cabinet surface in a busy commercial setting when templating, fabrication and installation are planned together.
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