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Read kitchen, bathroom and cabinet industry developments with practical questions for selecting products and planning a purchase. In this collection: Dura Supreme’s 2026 finish expansion: choose grain contrast or an artisan brown treatment.
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Design & industry
The new Cerused collection and refreshed brown Artisan offerings change different parts of the wood appearance. Compare the actual completed treatments before treating the introductions as interchangeable shades.
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The full-panel expansion and new beveled Batten option create different choices for island backs and broad fixed faces. Compare their role across the elevation rather than enlarging a door-insert image.
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The release brings drying, ironing and locked roll-out work surfaces into the cabinet program. Compare the deployed tasks as a room system, rather than ordering every attractive hidden feature.
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The new pocket-door system puts a defined smaller-front range, IN/OUT movement and kit-versus-customized supply into the same cabinet decision. US availability remains a separate confirmation.
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The collection joins new doors, colors, acrylics and embellishments. The Rivvo/Rizzo back-face difference provides a concrete starting point for a coordinated package that still works when the doors open.
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The spring introduction combines doors, finishes and decorative or storage details. Choose a coherent cabinet group while checking the actual panel construction and configuration behind each selected part.
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The whole release combines woodgrain, linear and textile-inspired HPL designs. Use that range to assign clear roles to cabinet and companion surfaces, while keeping the actual panel and countertop assemblies explicit.
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The September announcement introduces a specific door format in selected ingrain and shade surfaces. Compare corners, center, companion parts and the actual offered size range before turning the style into a cabinet order.
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The August expansion adds different visual roles to the acrylic surface program. Compare the actual new options beside the cabinets, then confirm which front and wall formats can deliver the selected combination.
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The new stone-look laminate program offers different kinds of movement. Compare the pattern across the real countertop and cabinet composition, then specify a complete fabricated top rather than treating the design name as stone identity.
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The June introduction expands the design language of the matte surface family. Review NTX as the identified surface in a complete cabinet front, especially when a familiar color name might conceal a change of product.
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The coordinated introduction offers a different neutral-color decision alongside a more outlined door. Compare the new finishes with the new profile as a room composition, without assuming every neutral or framed door gives the same result.
Read the guidePractical notes on kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities, from choosing a layout to checking an order. Product specifications and the written order determine what is included.
