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Kitchens
Perimeter doors, islands, and tall units. Specify matte or soft-touch on high-touch fronts; keep woodgrain direction consistent across a run.
- Typical: Rift Oak, Chalk, Silk Touch White
- Watch: horizontal wear on islands
Applications
Where the sheet earns its keep.
Same 4 × 8 sheet, different job. These are the rooms we specify for most often — with the finish families that usually survive them.
02
Wardrobes
Full-height sliding and hinged fronts. Linear grains (eucalyptus, rift oak, teak) hold large planes without looking busy.
- Typical: Smoked Eucalyptus, Bleached Maple, Linen Soft
- Watch: grain match on sliding pairs
03
Offices
Reception desks, storage walls, and workstation millwork. Graphite, concrete, and walnut read as furniture rather than laminate.
- Typical: Graphite, European Walnut, Concrete Pale
- Watch: anti-fingerprint on reception
04
Retail
Counters and display that take bags, keys, and cleaning chemicals. Stone looks and solids hide wear better than open woodgrain.
- Typical: Pietra Grey, Terrazzo Bone, Obsidian
- Watch: edge treatment at counter noses
05
Hospitality
Bar fronts and casework that should feel designed, not catalog. Oxide, figured walnut, and linen belong here — not on every door in a kitchen.
- Typical: Oxide, Figured Walnut, Travertine Cream
- Watch: lighting on metallic/mineral sheens
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