The Dura Supreme Cabinetry Blogs about Cabinet Products

An on-trend kitchen design idea with a shallow shaker door style in a light stained Quarter-sawn White Oak wood with a sample of off-white painted finish for cabinets.

Trend Alert: Quarter-Sawn White Oak in High Demand

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 03/08/2023

Quarter-Sawn White Oak has been gaining in popularity over the last couple of years, especially in lighter-toned stains in kitchen cabinetry.

Trending Curated Painted Cabinet Colors from Dura Supreme Cabinetry

On-Trend Cabinetry: Curated Color Palette

Author: Sandy Kloncz | Post Date: 08/16/2022

With no end in sight to painted cabinetry's popularity across the board, it seems like a good time to talk about color palettes, finishing processes, and where trends are headed...

A stack of several different sized roll-out tray options from Dura Supreme Cabinetry in a baking center station.

Cabinetry Construction De-Constructed: Drawers and Roll-Outs

Author: Stacey Lindstrom | Post Date: 08/02/2022

Throughout this series, we have been discussing the various materials and joinery techniques that are used for Dura Supreme Cabinetry and today we will going to end the series and go through...

Cabinet Door Prep Specialist- Finish Artisan Team Member - Sanding Processor

Cabinetry Construction De-Constructed: Doors and Drawer Fronts

Author: Stacey Lindstrom | Post Date: 07/12/2022

For any cabinet, the door and drawer fronts are the most visible part of the box, and at Dura Supreme, we take great care in their construction to ensure their lasting beauty and durability.

Cabinetry construction from the top view showing a dado joinery method.

Cabinetry Construction De-Constructed: Joinery Techniques

Author: Stacey Lindstrom | Post Date: 06/14/2022

Today's blog continues our series on de-constructing Dura Supreme's cabinet construction. My last blog discussed the different types of materials used to build our made-to-order cabinets and now...

Floating bathroom vanities (also known as wall-hung vanities) are specially constructed, shorter base cabinets that appear to ‘float’ on the wall instead of sitting directly on the floor, thus taking up less visual space. This transitional style master bathroom design uses white painted wall-hung vanity cabinets with a soft color palette and light gray painted walls.

Bathroom Trends: Floating Vanities for Modern & Transitional Styles

Author: Mandi Juskiewicz | Post Date: 06/07/2022

How do you achieve that clean, modern look in a bathroom? What if you want to create the illusion of a larger room? Floating vanity cabinets are the perfect choice for that space-saving, minimalistic

Kitchen Cabinetry parts and pieces in a cart ready for the cabinet assembly and build team to begin working on. Learn how cabinets are crafted at the Dura Supreme Cabinetry factory in Minnesota, USA.

Cabinetry Construction De-Constructed: Solid Wood vs. Engineered

Author: Stacey Lindstrom | Post Date: 05/24/2022

In today's blog, we'll continue to take a look at de-constructing Dura Supreme's cabinet construction by discussing the different materials that make up our cabinets.

Learn about Cabinetry construction basics. Framed cabinets vs frameless cabinets. A close up of the joinery of a cabinet box frame. A dado joint on a cabinetry face frame and box with a plywood end panel. Cabinetry construction details of Dura Supreme Cabinetry.

Cabinetry Construction De-Constructed: Framed vs. Frameless

Author: Stacey Lindstrom | Post Date: 04/26/2022

When it comes to choosing cabinets for projects such as new construction or remodels, one can often get caught up in the look of the cabinets. From the door selection to the finish, everyone wants the

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