Two lines, thousands of options, all warranted for a lifetime

Why choose StarMark Cabinetry? It's simple. The quality is measurable, with solid construction that's built to last. Your personality and your style shines through in a StarMark kitchen.

Choose cabinets from StarMark Custom and StarMark Collection. With hundreds of modifications and easy migration between the two lines, StarMark can satisfy a wide range of styles and budgets. The proof is in the details. Smart organizational components. Expressive design details. And uniquely beautiful finishes. All standard in cabinetry that's nearly custom – but without the custom prices.

Define your style with our Personal Design Choices collection that consists of decorative wood and metal hardware, carved wood and metal onlays, carved mouldings and turned posts; wire, punched metal, textured glass, and clear glass door inserts; decorative valances, corbels, feet, end panels, fillers; and more.

Add character and charm to your cabinets with our Amaretto, Bordeaux, Cottage, Oatmeal, and Licorice vintage finishes, and the many combinations of stains and glazes we offer. Don't forget Tinted Varnish, which gives cabinets a solid painted look. Tinted Varnish can also be glazed for additional character.

And keep it quiet with the Blumotion® Soft Close system – standard on StarMark Custom cabinet drawers. The perfect component to full extension glides, Blumotion steers even fully loaded drawers to a smooth, silent closure. Plus, our Lifetime Warranty means all StarMark cabinet products and standard finishes are covered against defects in materials and workmanship. So you can be sure your cabinets will stand the test of time.

We are proud to be an approved participant in the KCMA Environmental Stewardship Program, having met the requirements of ESP 01-06 for Air Quality, Resource Management of Product and Process, Environmental Stewardship and Community Relations. For more information about this program, visit www.kcma.org.

Alder and Rustic Alder

Alder is a soft hardwood with a fine, straight-grain and even texture. Color is light brown with a yellow or reddish tinge, with little difference between heartwood and sapwood. Alder does not evolve in color or darken when exposed to light or heat as other woods do, and takes stains and finishes well. It is one of the softest hardwoods so care must be taken to avoid damage. Some small tight knots can be found with standard Alder.

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Cherry and Rustic Cherry

Cherry displays a distinctive grain pattern and warm color shadings, ranging from nearly white to dark reddish brown. Dark pockets, pin knots and random streaks are common, More than most woods, cherry will darken when exposed to light, especially in light stains. Rustic Cherry will have at least one knot on the door and drawer fronts. Wide color variation may occur, and sap wood will be more prominent. Rails and stiles are free of knots for ease of attaching hardware. Slab headers may contain knots, which could impact hardware placement. Knots will be solid and will be closed. At certain angles light could be visible through the knot.

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Hickoryand Rustic Hickory

Hickory is a heavy, strong hardwood known for flowing, vibrant grain patterns and dramatic color variation. Hickory can also exhibit random pecks, burls and mineral streaks. Hickory's color ranges across a wide spectrum, from nearly white to dark brown. Rustic hickory will have at least one true knot in the center panel. Rails and stiles are free of knots for ease of attaching hardware. Slab headers may contain knots, which could impact hardware placement. Knots will be solid and will be closed. At certain angles light could be visible through the knot.

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Maple

Maple is a versatile hardwood with a fine, smooth grain. Maple varies in color from nearly white to a slightly reddish brown. Mineral or sugar streaks occur naturally in maple and can vary from piece to piece. This is more noticeable in lighter stains.

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Quarter Sawn Red Oak

Quarter sawn oak is red oak milled at an angle 60 to 90 degrees from the grain allowing rays and flecks to become visible. Glazing, especially in the darker shades, tends to enhance the additional grain patterns.

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Solid Color Finishes

Solid color finishes include tinted varnishes, tinted varnishes with glaze, and thermo foil. Like other finishes, solid color finishes have a coating of catalyzed varnish to help protect the finish. Solid color is susceptible to wear and will more easily show nicks, dents, chips and rub-throughs especially on sharp corners and edges.

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Vintage Finishes

Vintage finishes use techniques to simulate the wear and tear seen on used and well loved pieces of cabinetry. Burnished and broken edges, rounded corners, light chain distressing, spattering and light sanding may be employed, depending on the finish selected.

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White Oak

White oak is a strong hardwood with a long, linear grain, often displaying tiny rays. Oak, at times, has small pinholes and tight knots. Oak coloration can range from golden blond to deeper tones.

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