The B7 Naval is J&K Cabinetry's deep navy-blue door with a clean recessed panel, built on solid-wood components. The naval finish reads as a saturated, slightly grayed deep blue, dark enough to anchor a kitchen without crossing into pure black territory.
Why a Recessed Panel Suits a Saturated Navy
Saturated colors need a door with enough surface character to keep the paint from reading as a flat painted block. The recessed panel gives the eye an inside reveal to follow, and the painted finish settles slightly differently along the edge of the panel than across the field, which adds shadow detail. On naval, that geometry breaks up the deep blue into clear architectural surfaces rather than an undifferentiated mass of paint.
Spec Snapshot
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Door: Recessed flat panel with refined inside edge.
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Wood: Solid wood frame, plywood box.
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Color: Saturated grayed navy with low matte sheen.
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Hinges: Soft-close, full-overlay, 6-way adjustable.
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Drawers: Dovetail boxes on soft-close slides.
Designed For
The B7 Naval carries an island in a white-perimeter kitchen, a full color-block kitchen, or a primary bath vanity meant to anchor the room. It pairs comfortably with white or cream quartz tops, unlacquered brass or polished nickel hardware, and oak or walnut floors. In smaller kitchens, run the navy on lower cabinets only and keep the uppers light to keep the room from feeling closed in.
Sample Tip
Saturated blues read very differently between daylight and warm LED. Pull a door sample and view it next to your counter slab under your kitchen's actual evening lighting before locking the order. The navy can shift visibly between rich and muted depending on the bulb temperature, and the sample on your real surfaces is the only reliable preview.
