Matte White Frameless Cabinets

Matte White is a flat, non-reflective white on a frameless door. You get the brightness of a white kitchen without the shine, which is what keeps a large run from feeling clinical — and with no face frame and no door profile, the result is a clean unbroken plane across the whole wall.

White refrigerator with a top freezer and bottom refrigerator compartment.

Construction & Specs

Door Style: 5-piece recessed Door Panel: 3/4" thick full overlay of birch (painted surfaces are made of high density fiber board)

Drawer: 5/8" thick cabinet grade plywood sides with full extension, under-mounted, soft-close, steel concealed drawer glides

Drawer Box: Dovetail drawers with 1/2" thick solid wood sides, removable for easy cleaning

Interior: Natural clear coat finish, 1/2" thick stretchers applied to back of cabinets

Box: 1/2" thick cabinet grade plywood with metal L bracket reinforcements for base cabinets

Hardware: 6-way adjustable 1 1/4" hinge with soft closing insert Shelf: Adjustable 3/4" thick cabinet grade plywood, metal shelf rests

Warranty: Lifetime Warranty


Modern white kitchen with wooden floor, large window, and minimal decor, including green plant, bowls, and vases.

The Most Flexible Finish in the Line

Matte White is the frameless finish that goes anywhere. It is bright enough for a small kitchen, quiet enough for a big one, and neutral enough that it will not fight anything else in the room. If a client likes modern kitchens but is nervous about committing to a look, this is the low-risk version of that decision.

It is also the natural partner for the rest of the catalog — Matte White uppers with Walnut or Matte Black below is one of the most requested combinations we quote.

Buy It at Wholesale

Bolingbrook showroom, 101 E Crossroads Parkway, Suite A — Monday to Friday 8am–5pm, Saturday 9am–2pm. Call (630) 296-6080 for a wholesale quote.

Modern white kitchen with minimalist design, featuring a black sink, wooden accents, and a view of a bright room with a window and green trees outside.
Bright, modern kitchen with white cabinetry, beige countertops, a large island with a bowl of green apples, and pendant lights. There are woven bar stools at the island and a dining area with a table and chairs by large glass doors showing greenery outside.

Built for Handleless Kitchens

A flat frameless door is what makes an integrated-pull kitchen possible. Edge pulls, a continuous channel, or push-to-open hardware all work here, and the result is a surface with nothing interrupting it. Tell us early if that is the direction, because the hardware affects how the run is laid out.

Common Questions

Matte White or Gloss White?

1

Matte is the safer, quieter choice and suits most kitchens. Gloss is for rooms that need light bounced back into them — small, dark or windowless spaces — and it makes a much stronger statement.


Does a matte finish show marks?

2

Less than gloss. A matte surface hides fingerprints well; it can show a grease mark if it is left, so wipe spills rather than letting them sit.


How is this different from a white shaker cabinet?

3

Different construction entirely. This is a flat frameless door with no face frame on the box, which gives more interior space and a modern look. White shaker is a paneled door on a framed cabinet, which reads traditional.