Plainfield is Omega Cabinetry's classic Shaker cabinet door, with clean simple design that suits almost any kitchen direction. The straightforward Shaker silhouette delivers familiar American kitchen character without committing to a strong style direction, which makes Plainfield a flexible default for transitional and contemporary kitchens.
Why Classic Shaker Stays in Spec Rotation
The Shaker door has held its place in American kitchens through decades of changing design trends because the silhouette reads timeless rather than trend-driven. Plainfield delivers exactly that quality: clean rails and stiles around a recessed flat panel, with proportions that work across painted, stained, and natural finishes. The result is a door that reads current today and will still read current ten years from now, which matters in kitchens that should not need refacing as design trends cycle.
Specifications
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Door: Classic Shaker with recessed flat panel.
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Wood: Available across multiple wood species.
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Style: Timeless Shaker silhouette.
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Hinges: Soft-close, full-overlay, fully concealed.
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Drawers: Soft-close on under-mount slides.
Designed For
Plainfield carries kitchens across nearly every design direction, primary bath vanities, condo and apartment remodels, and rental upgrades where the cabinetry should appeal across many buyers without locking to a specific style. It pairs comfortably with quartz countertops, granite, brushed nickel, brushed brass, polished nickel, or matte black hardware, and either oak or walnut flooring. The classic proportion also accommodates both cup pulls and bar-pull profiles depending on how the kitchen leans.
Finish Selection
This door takes both paint and stain across the brand's full finish library. Painted Plainfield reads cleaner and more architectural; stained Plainfield reads warmer and more wood-character forward. Pull samples in the specific color you are considering before locking in the spec, and view them under your kitchen lighting before final commitment. The classic Shaker silhouette reads slightly differently in different finishes.
