Typical Door Styles

Modern in design. Also known as a "flat panel" door.

Typically 3/4-inch thick but may be possible in other thicknesses, depeding on desired finish and substrate material.

"Transitional" in design, but leans more towards modern and less towards traditional. Also known as a "micro shaker" or "tea tray" door. Width of frame stiles and rails is typically from 5/8-inch to 1-inch with the most common being 3/4-inch.

"Transitional" in design, this door style is a little bit traditional and a little bit modern. Shakers are versatile and can work within a wide range of design motifs. Also known as a "recessed panel" door. Width of stiles and rails is typically from 2-1/4 inches to 3-inches with the most common being 2-1/2 inches. When using this door style, drawer fronts may require narrower rails or may be slab in order to accommodate knobs or pulls on the center panel.