Thomasville Cabinets

Close your eyes and dream of stunningly beautiful new cabinets that can transform an average space to an extraordinary one. Now open your eyes, if you think this is all a dream, think again! With Thomasville Cabinets, dreams can become a reality.

For more than a century now, Thomasville has been making furniture with styles to suit each of your own taste and has been living up to customer’s expectations and much more. Cabinetry is no different than other furniture they make; in fact it is their specialty. Thomasville cabinets are of superior quality, only made from the finest materials. Traditional or modern, formal or casual, urban or country inspired, Thomasville cabinets have everything that is rightfully for you. They have a wide selection of supplies ranging from maple, oak, cherry, and hickory with various laminate finishes ranging from premium glazes to even wood stains. With so many varieties and options to choose from, the only problem is where to begin.

Thomasville Cabinets And Their Wood Species

Cherry

This is characterized by red undertones but sometimes may vary and range from white to deep brown. Cherry wood is close-grained and with moderate texture to reveal the natural knots and curly graining. As a general rule, all wood will age and eventually darken; this is especially evident in cherry - sometimes disliked but mostly sought-after. People who choose cherry wood in the constructions of their Thomasville kitchen cabinets are already aware and would expect such evolution.

Hickory

Hickory is one of the strongest, heavy-duty woods known for its distinctive graining patterns. Its dramatic appearance is contributed with a broad variation in streaking and color all from white to brown. Hickory wood contains random wormholes and knots that further enhance varied appearance. These exaggerated detailing are normally expected and are even considered desirable in hickory-made cabinets.

Maple

Maple is a close-grained wood also with superior hardness and durability. Its color ranges from white to creamy-white with irregular reddish-brown nuances. Maple features uniform graining and textured appearance as compared to other woods. Its predominant markings include wavy graining, fine brownish lines, bird’s eye dots and mineral streaks and smudges. These markings are natural and all serve to enhance the maple’s incomparable beauty.

Oak

Oak is one of the strongest hardwoods that a Thomasville cabinet can be made of, or perhaps any cabinet. Its color ranges from white to pink and sometimes can be of reddish tones. Their unique streaks of yellow, greens, sometimes even black seem to appear due to stored mineral deposits. Oak also contains wormholes with varying patterns mostly wild. This desirable feature has made oak one of the most popular materials used for cabinetry.

Please keep in mind that no two pieces of wood are alike, stains and markings likely serves as the difference between each wood. No matter which species you choose, grain variation and color change should always be expected. Normally, as hardwood ages plus its exposure to different lighting conditions, they tend to darken. These changes can also be contributed by exposure to extreme heat and harsh chemicals or other external factors. Additionally, the flaws and other deposit streaks are left to supplement the uniqueness and are contributors of the wood’s enduring beauty.

Thomasville cabinets have pioneered in this business over the years. For more than 100 years, you would be confident enough that you are dealing with people who know their business more than anybody else does. Whether it is cabinets or other home improvement pieces that you are looking for, you will find styles you like and the quality you demand with Thomasville. So, the next time you shop for furniture pieces, make sure that you look for the Thomasville name!