A reversed panel runs its bevel the other way. Instead of a center that rises toward you, the panel steps down from the frame and then levels off, so the shadow sits inside the door rather than around a raised field. Cubitac Cabinetry BERGEN LATTE carries that profile at its deepest, under a warm cream finish. HM Cabinetry keeps the BERGEN LATTE door at the East Brunswick showroom, where the depth is easier to judge by hand than by eye.

Bergen sits in the Imperial range and the frame is 3 inches by 3/4 inch MDF with mortise and tenon joints. Behind it is a 3/8 inch reversed raised center panel. Drawer fronts are 5-piece at 6 3/4 inches and repeat the same reversed profile.
• Deep reversed center panel door in a warm Latte finish
• 3 inch by 3/4 inch MDF door frame with mortise and tenon joints
• 3/8 inch reversed raised center panel
• Full overlay with 6 3/4 inch 5-piece drawer fronts
• Concealed 6-way adjustable soft-close hinges
• Full-extension soft-close undermount drawer slides

Clients usually arrive at this door after looking at Dover, and the two are close enough that the difference is worth stating plainly. Both use a reversed center panel. Bergen cuts it deeper and sits in the Imperial range, while Dover is the Prestige version with a slightly wider frame at 3 1/8 inches. In a cream finish that extra depth is what you are paying for, because a shallow recess on a light door can almost disappear under flat ceiling light. HM Cabinetry shows Cubitac Cabinetry BERGEN LATTE and Dover Latte side by side for that reason.
Latte works here because the profile needs a finish that will hold a shadow. Cream does that without the heaviness of a stained door, which is why it suits a kitchen in an older Middlesex or Monmouth county home where the trim is painted and the floors are already warm. The 3 inch frame is on the wider side, so it reads substantial on a tall pantry run and can look heavy on very small doors, which is worth checking on a 12 inch upper before an order goes in.
Depth is only as good as the install. An uneven reveal next to a deep reversed panel gives the eye two shadows of different widths right beside each other, and that is immediately obvious. HM Cabinetry measures the room, draws the run in 3D and levels every box before a door is hung. A Cubitac Cabinetry BERGEN LATTE order is kept to one production run so the cream stays consistent, and we hold a spare door from that run.
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