
Cabinets · Sintered Stone
Kirkland Custom Wardrobe in Abu Dhabi White Neolith
Kirkland, WA
Wardrobe doors clad in Abu Dhabi White Neolith, framed in warm walnut. The marble look runs across the doors as one continuous pattern.
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Stone veneered cabinets carry your countertop material onto the cabinet fronts. Thin porcelain or sintered stone is bonded to a stable substrate, so counters, doors and wall panels read as one surface.
It is a precise build, and we plan the face, the core and the hardware together.
Scope of work

A thin stone face is bonded to a stable core, giving you the look of stone with a door built to hang and open.

Faces are laid out so the pattern flows across doors, counters and panels.

Hinges, handles and clearances are specified with the door build, not added afterward.

The same approach extends to side panels, islands and wall panels for full material continuity.
Step by step
We review your cabinetry and decide which doors and panels carry stone, and in which material.
The face, core, bonding system and hardware are specified together with your cabinet source.
Door and panel sizes are measured and specified, with the layout planned for pattern flow.
Doors and panels are fitted, aligned and checked with the countertop and surrounding surfaces.
Plan ahead
Real projects
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Case studies

Cabinets · Sintered Stone
Kirkland, WA
Wardrobe doors clad in Abu Dhabi White Neolith, framed in warm walnut. The marble look runs across the doors as one continuous pattern.
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Commercial · Sintered Stone
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.
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Cabinets · Sintered Stone
Seattle, WA
Matte Dekton Laos clad across the cabinet doors, drawer fronts and exposed sides of a Seattle kitchen. Hidden LED lighting keeps the stone surface unbroken.
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Stone Veneered Cabinets for homes in 13 Seattle-area cities, with local details for each.
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