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Reeding 101

When it comes to reeding, you’ll need to consider which profile you want, where to place it in a space, and how to enhance it with the right finish. Here are some tips to help you get started.
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3 ways to take
texture up a notch

CABINETS: Durham | Maple | Daybreak WALL HOOD: Maple | Hearthstone ISLAND: Maple | Daybreak

Reeded Island = an eye-catching centerpiece.

CABINETS: Durham | Maple | Daybreak WALL HOOD: Maple | Hearthstone ISLAND: Maple | Daybreak

Reeded Island + Reeded Range Hood = a balanced look.

CABINETS: Durham & Reeded | Maple | Daybreak WALL HOOD: Maple | Hearthstone ISLAND: Reeded | Maple | Daybreak

Reeded Island + Reeded Doors + Reeded Range Hood + Reeded Base Cabinet Ends = a dramatic textured look.

Know your
reeding profiles

Flat Paneling

rigid

Flat Reeding features more narrowly spaced lines with shallower grooves that create a subtle, delicate look. This reeding matches the center panel of the Reeded Door for a coordinated look.

Trapezoid Paneling

FLEXIBLE BACK

With wider spacing and deep, angular grooves, Trapezoid Reeding creates a bolder and more contrasting pattern of light and shadow.

Rounded Paneling

FLEXIBLE BACK

With wider spacing and a curved profile, Rounded Reeding balances bold width with softer light-and-shadow contrast.

How to pick
the right finish

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VANITY: Reeded | Maple | Brown Sugar

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WALL CABINETS & ISLAND: Parkhurst | Maple | Carbon BASE CABINETS: Parkhurst | Maple | Overcast WALL HOOD: Maple | Overcast

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CABINETS: Durham & Reeded | Maple | Daybreak WALL HOOD: Maple | Hearthstone ISLAND: Maple | Daybreak

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