Stained Finishes
We can use many different types of stains to achieve your desired
look. Here is a small sample of some of the finishes available. We realize that
the final color is dependent on your wood and stain selection. We always
complete a sample finish in your wood and stain selection prior to finishing
your entire project, just another custom feature from San Dan LLC.
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Cherry |
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Special Walnut |
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Natural |
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Pickled Oak |
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Golden Oak |
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Fruitwood |
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Jacobean |
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Golden Pecan |
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Dark Walnut |
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Red Mahogany |
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Driftwood |
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Red Oak |
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Ipswich Pine |
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Provincial |
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Early American |
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Puritan Pine |
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Ebony |
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Colonial Maple |
Painted Finishes
Some people choose a white finish for there cabinets while others like an aged,
distressed antique look. A painted finish can be done in almost any color for
the same base cost but a distressed, antique look requires many more steps in
the finishing process and adds to the cost.
Painted look
Distressed antique looks
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Find out more about your choices by clicking on the links below.
Wood Type - These are some common types of wood that we use, you can select from these or we can special order a type of wood for you.
Finishes - Some people enjoy the warm glow of the natural grain of wood in a stained finish while others prefer a painted finish. There are as many options as there are individuals. Our staff artist would be happy to consult with you to get the desired custom finish. We have completed projects with many different types of finishes from a stained finish to a distressed antique finish.
Door Styles - There are three basic types of cabinet doors and then specialty doors. Remember that the more complex the door style, the more expensive the finished product.
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