Core
A curated selection of woods, painted finishes, veneers and door styles that simplifies the first decisions.
Explore CoreCrestwood Simplicity · Lawrence & Northeast Kansas
Simplicity. A more personal expression.
Custom cabinetry for rooms that call for a more individual approach. Explore wood character, painted finishes and door profiles with Sara, then bring the details together around your home.
Simplicity · Design Direction
Begin with the architecture.
Simplicity is Crestwood’s custom cabinetry line. It is a useful starting point when the room calls for a particular combination of proportions, materials and detailing. A quiet painted kitchen, a wood-accented living space and a more architectural storage wall can each suggest a different direction.
Before selecting a door, look at the ceiling height, windows, circulation and nearby millwork. Note which features should draw attention and which should blend into the room. That brief gives the cabinet design a purpose beyond filling available wall space.
Simplicity · Material Detail
Choose the character of the surface.
Wood grain and paint create different rhythms across a room. A wood finish emphasizes the material’s variation; an opaque finish gives more attention to the shape and shadow of the door. Simplicity also includes veneer and rough-hewn directions for projects that call for a particular grain or texture.
Build a small material palette with the flooring, counters and wall color that will remain. Review larger samples in the room’s changing light. A sample photograph helps identify a direction, but the final selection needs the actual species, finish and sheen considered together.
Give the details room to work.
Consider doors and drawers as a coordinated composition. The same profile looks different on a tall pantry door and a shallow drawer front. Hardware, end panels, fillers and the transition to the ceiling all affect whether the result feels integrated.
Bring examples of details you like and explain what appeals to you: a narrow frame, a soft color, a continuous grain or a restrained handle. Sara can use those preferences to develop a coherent selection and discuss which modifications suit the proposed cabinet layout.
Crestwood Simplicity
Explore the finish character.
Simplicity finish-and-material samples. A color may appear on more than one wood or surface. Compare physical samples before final selection.
Profiles & Proportions
Door details from Simplicity.
These manufacturer examples show specific door, material and finish combinations. Consider the profile alongside your proposed drawers, hardware and construction.
Construction Across the Collections
Where TruFrame fits.
The collection establishes your material and design direction. Construction is a separate choice: explore TruFrame’s patented approach, then confirm the compatible door, surface and cabinet configuration for your project.
TruFrame combines a solid-wood face frame with full-access design and European-style hardware. Review the selected door, material, reveal and interior fittings together when finalizing your cabinetry.
Explore TruFrame ConstructionBring your room into the conversation.
Share room photos, your project location and the details that are already fixed. Rough measurements and a short list of daily frustrations are useful starting points; a finished design is not required. Sara will help connect the layout, material direction and cabinet details.
For a studio appointment, mention Simplicity and the samples that interest you. The next steps include confirming measurements, product selections, installation responsibilities and the proposal. Project timing is discussed around the chosen scope and current availability.
Good to Know
Your Questions, Considered.
When should I consider Simplicity?
Consider Simplicity when the cabinet design calls for a broad range of material and door choices or project-specific detailing. Start with your room requirements, then compare the available options with Core and Contempo.
Can Simplicity look contemporary?
Yes. A contemporary direction can come from restrained profiles, veneer, proportion and hardware. The collection name does not determine the style of the finished room.
Do all photographed combinations remain available?
Photographs and brochure samples help establish a direction. Sara confirms the current door, material, finish, construction and sizing combination before the project specification is finalized.
Consider the Alternatives
Compare the Crestwood collections.
Contempo
A contemporary collection centered on matte, high-gloss and textured material choices and carefully considered edges.
Explore ContempoA Considered Beginning
Let’s make time for your ideas.
Choose a complimentary in-home or Google Meet consultation, then select an available time with Sara.