Liberty Shaker Ashleaf cabinets combine the clean lines of a classic shaker door with a soft, natural ash-toned wood finish. It's the warm, organic choice for homeowners who want real character — the kind of timeless, transitional kitchen that looks just as good in a century Kitchener home as it does in a new Waterloo build.
Doors are solid maple on a furniture-grade plywood box, with dovetail drawer boxes, soft-close hinges, concealed undermount roll tracks and adjustable plywood shelves — no particle board anywhere. Pair the ashleaf tone with stone counters and simple bar pulls, and see the finish in daylight at our Kitchener showroom.

1. Solid Wood Door Panel
2. Plywood Box
3. Dovetail Drawers
4. Soft Close Door Hinges
5. Plywood Adjustable Selves
6. Concealed Undermount Roll Tracks
7. Premium Metal Brackets
8. Quiet Door Bumpers



Answers for homeowners across Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge & Guelph
Liberty Shaker Ashleaf pairs a clean, classic shaker door with a soft, natural ash-toned wood finish. It's a warm, light-to-mid wood look with subtle grain — organic and characterful without being dark or heavy. It suits homeowners who want real warmth and texture in a timeless, transitional kitchen.
It's ideal for one. The shaker door keeps the look classic while the natural ash tone adds the warmth and texture that define transitional design. It bridges traditional and modern beautifully, which is why it works just as well in a century Kitchener home as it does in a new Waterloo build.
With solid maple doors on a furniture-grade plywood box and no particle board anywhere. Each cabinet includes dovetail drawer boxes, soft-close hinges, concealed undermount roll tracks, adjustable plywood shelves and premium metal brackets — the same quality construction across our entire door lineup.
The natural ash tone is easy to design around. Stone or quartz counters in white, cream or soft grey keep it light; simple bar pulls or matte-black hardware suit its clean lines; and a neutral tile backsplash lets the wood character lead. It also blends nicely with other natural materials like stone and rattan.
Less than a dark painted door. The light, natural grain of the ash finish helps disguise everyday marks and minor scratches, and the protective top coat helps the cabinets stand up to daily use. Real wood finishes like this tend to age gracefully rather than show wear obviously.
At our Kitchen & Bath World showroom in Kitchener, where you can see the natural ash tone in daylight — important, since wood finishes shift under different lighting. From there we'll design your kitchen in 3D so you can see exactly how the Ashleaf doors look in your space before you order.
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