Color on a flat door is one tone. Color on a profiled door is three, because the raised panel and the mitered frame catch light at different angles. The CNC Cabinetry Park Ave Ocean Blue PB21 is built on that profile, a five piece mitered door on birch with a raised MDF veneer center panel and a flat drawer face. HM Cabinetry keeps the Park Ave Ocean Blue PB21 door at the East Brunswick showroom, where the shading across the panel is easy to read.

Birch is the reason an opaque color sits evenly on this door. The grain is tight enough that the blue does not sink into open pores and go patchy across the rails, and the five piece mitered frame keeps the molding profile running unbroken around all four sides. The box behind the door is put together with the interlock system rather than staples.
• Full overlay five piece solid wood door with mitered joints
• Raised panel door with an MDF veneer center panel and a flat drawer face
• Ocean blue finish on birch, furniture style molding profile
• Full 1/2 inch plywood back installed with the interlock system
• 1/2 inch plywood sides, light maple veneer interior with a matching finished exterior
• 3/4 inch thick, 1 1/2 inch wide kiln dried hardwood frame, interlock installed
• 3/4 inch plywood shelves, fully adjustable
• Heavy duty concealed steel hinges, six way adjustable with soft close
• 3/4 inch solid wood drawer boxes with dovetail construction
• Stainless steel full extension undermount glides with soft close

Blue is the color people ask for most and question longest. On the Park Ave profile it stays controlled, because the molding steps break the face into separate planes and the eye reads shading rather than one flat block of color. HM Cabinetry runs Park Ave Ocean Blue PB21 two ways in Middlesex and Monmouth county kitchens, either across the full run in a room that gets real daylight, or on the island alone with a white perimeter holding the rest.
Hardware and counter are what settle a blue kitchen, and both get decided before the order goes in. Brushed brass warms the blue and polished nickel cools it, and the same door reads as two different products depending on which one lands on it. For the counter, a white quartz with movement keeps the run from sitting heavy, while a flat solid white can make the blue look pasted on. The box under all of it is the standard Park Ave build, a full half inch plywood back locked into the sides and screwed top and bottom, half inch plywood sides, and solid wood dovetail drawers on stainless full extension glides.
An opaque color is easier to touch up than a stain and harder to match across years, because production runs drift. HM Cabinetry orders the whole Park Ave Ocean Blue PB21 kitchen out of one run, keeps a spare door for the sink base where water damage turns up first, and sets the six way hinges after the first heating season.
Send a photo or a rough sketch of your kitchen and we will come back with real numbers for your own layout.