Cabinet Door Styles
Custom Door Styles + Finishes
Hempston is a 100% custom cabinet maker. The doors below are pieces from our signature door collections — a starting point, not a fixed catalogue. Any profile, wood species, colour or stain can be built to your specification.
Have a reference photo, an existing door, or a proprietary profile in mind? We'll match it or design it from scratch.
100% Custom Doors
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The doors below are pieces from our signature door collections — not our full range. Any profile, wood species, colour or stain can be built to your exact specification. Send a reference photo or an existing door and we'll match or design from scratch.
Signature Collections · 100% Custom
Slab, Shaker, Raised Panel, Beaded & Inset
A cross-section of our signature door collections — stained white oak and walnut slabs, cerused and driftwood shakers, and painted MDF in deep, considered colours, alongside inset face-frame doors. Every commission is drawn, built and finished to your project.
Etna
White Oak Slab — Smoked Oak
Marseille
Walnut Shaker — Driftwood
Cefalù
Cerused Washed Oak — White Oak
Devon
Walnut Shaker — Antique Walnut
Tenerife
Walnut Slab — Ebony Walnut Stain
Lanzarote
White Oak Slab — Ebony Oak
Palermo
Slim Shaker — Black Magic
Cassis
Raised Panel — Phantom Mist
A selection from our door collections. Every Hempston kitchen is 100% custom — your door can be any profile, wood, colour or stain.
Choosing A Door
Shaker Vs Slab — Which Is Right For You?
The Shaker door is the most popular cabinet door style for good reason — its flat recessed panel and clean square frame suit traditional, transitional, and modern kitchens alike, and it pairs with virtually any hardware or finish.
A slab door is the choice for a strictly contemporary, minimalist look. With no frame or panel detail, it puts the spotlight on continuous wood grain or a flawless painted surface, and works especially well on frameless European cabinetry.
If you love detail, a raised or recessed panel door adds depth and shadow lines for a more formal feel, while a beaded inset door brings furniture-grade refinement to heritage spaces. For texture, nothing beats a reeded door on an island or range hood.
Request a sample
Request a painted or stained sample of this door
Tell us the door style, wood species, and paint or stain you're drawn to — we'll hand-finish a real sample so you can live with it in your space before we build.
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