Loring is Omega Cabinetry's transitional cabinet door with smooth contemporary lines paired with a mitered moulded frame and reverse raised panel. The combination delivers modern proportions with traditional dimensional detail, suiting kitchens that bridge between contemporary and traditional design directions.
What the Hybrid Modern-Traditional Approach Delivers
Most cabinet doors commit clearly to one design direction: contemporary clean lines or traditional dimensional detail. Loring layers both with smooth modern overall geometry but mitered moulded frame and reverse raised panel construction details that read traditional. The result reads contemporary in overall proportion but traditional in close-up detail, bridging design directions in a single door for kitchens that mix architectural eras or design influences.
Construction Highlights
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Door: Transitional with smooth contemporary lines.
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Frame: Mitered moulded construction.
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Panel: Reverse raised, steps outward from frame.
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Hinges: Soft-close, full-overlay, fully concealed.
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Drawers: Soft-close on under-mount slides.
Designed For
Loring suits transitional kitchens that bridge contemporary and traditional design, primary bath vanities meant to read substantial, and homes with mixed architectural eras where the cabinetry should bridge old and new design elements. It pairs comfortably with marble-look quartz with warm veining, leathered granite, brushed brass or unlacquered brass hardware, and oak or walnut flooring. The reverse raised panel also reads especially well alongside butcher-block islands.
Finish Selection
The mitered moulded frame and reverse raised panel both catch finish slightly differently than flat surfaces, which adds shadow detail in person. Pull a sample door in the exact finish you plan to spec, and view both the frame moulding and the panel edge under raking light from your evening fixtures. The construction details read better in person than in flat photos, where the dimensional character gets compressed.
