Maple is a popular material choice for cabinet doors due to it’s durability and versatile, light color.

maple cabinet doors

Hard maple and soft maple are both available as cabinet door material options, and both have beautiful color and grain. See our article on the difference between hard and soft maple cabinet doors for hardness ratings and material differences.

Kitchen with Select Hard Maple shaker style doors with OE5, IE2 and FP1/4 profiles

The hard maple kitchen above has a very light, custom, clove-hued stain by the cabinetmaker, which evens out color variations in the material and reduces the appearance of yellowing.

Maple pairs well with painted cabinets in blue, gray, green, brown and black, and provides a perfect contrast to darker colors. Pairing stained maple cabinets with painted cabinets maintains the warmth of natural wood while allowing the decorator colors to add personality to the room.

The kitchen with Shaker cabinet doors below combines maple upper cabinets with a subtle, barely there stain, with medium green painted base cabinets to ground the space.

Kitchen cabinets with maple uppers and green painted base cabinets and island with OE4, IE2, flat panel Shaker style cabinet doors and glass uppers

TaylorCraft cabinet door company offers hard and soft maple and select grade, natural grade and paint grade cabinet face options. View our Maple material descriptions and photos for more information on the difference between maple material grades and types.

The maple bathroom vanity cabinets with black hardware below provide the perfect warm, neutral pairing with modern black herringbone tiled wall.

Natural wood bathroom cabinets in maple with OE4, IE2, flat panel and custom light stain

Maple wood can have a variety of density within one piece of wood and this variation in density and porosity can create blotchiness when stained if not prepped properly. End grain is especially porous and will absorb more stain than the material face. To avoid blotchiness in the finished product a bit of extra prep work and education is advisable. We recommend learning about staining maple and testing a sample before staining an entire kitchen worth of cabinet doors if you have not stained maple before.

Below are examples of TaylorCraft’s maple cabinet doors in a variety of door designs. Visit our cabinet door profiles page to view the inside edge, outside edge and panel profiles that can be combined to create your own cabinet door style.

Cabinetmakers, contact TaylorCraft today to place an order for your next Maple cabinet door project!

Homeowners, send your cabinetmaker a link to the TaylorCraft door style you love. We are a wholesale cabinet door supplier that works with cabinetmakers throughout the USA and we look forward to providing your beautiful, high quality cabinet doors.

4S 101 3/4" Shaker in Hard Maple, Select- Skinny Shaker Look Transitional cabinet door with IE13 inside edge and flat panel in select hard maple Cope and Stick Cabinet Door C101 OE13-IE4-FP1/4 Hard Maple, Select and slab drawer front with OE13

Cope and Stick Cabinet Door C101 OE13-IE9-FP1/4 Hard Maple Select Cope and Stick Cabinet Door C101 Wide OE4-IE4-RP3 Hard Maple, Select and 5-piece drawer front with reduced rails C101 Glass door with 9 lites, OE5, IE2 in Hard Maple Select

Cope and Stick Cabinet Door C101 OE5-IE2-FP3/8 in Hard Maple, Select and 5-piece drawer front  Cope and Stick Cabinet Door C101 Wide OE5-IE5-FP3/8 Hard Maple, Select and 5-piece drawer front 1.5 mm edgebanded door and drawer front- maple veneer

We look forward to serving you.