Richmond in White from CNC Cabinetry is the brand's flat-front slab door in a clean white painted finish. There is no rail, no panel, no decorative bead, just a flat door face with a tight reveal between cabinets. It reads as architecture rather than furniture.
What "Slab in White" Actually Looks Like
White paint on a slab door is the most exacting finish in cabinetry because there is no panel detail to break up the visual field. Richmond uses a thermally fused MDF core with multi-coat painted faces, which keeps the door rigid and the finish even across the full span. Hung against good lighting, the doors read as a single bright wall plane with crisp reveals between them.
Construction
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Door: MDF slab with multi-coat painted Richmond White.
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Box: Plywood, full back panel, white melamine interior.
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Reveals: Engineered for handleless or J-pull installs.
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Hinges: Concealed soft-close, six-way adjustable.
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Drawer Box: Solid wood with dovetail joinery.
Where Richmond White Lives
Modern apartments, contemporary new builds, accessory dwelling units, and minimalist primary baths. It also pairs well as the perimeter run when the kitchen island is a colored slab or a different door profile, giving the eye a quiet white field that frames the island as the design moment.
Install Notes and Sample
Slab installs are unforgiving on alignment. Verify cabinet plumb and level twice during install, because variation that would pass on a Shaker run will show as a bowed reveal across slab fronts. Order a door sample before final approval to confirm the white reads correctly under your specific kitchen lighting; white paints from different manufacturers carry different undertones, and seeing the sample in your room is the only honest test.
