Walnut Cabinet Doors, Interior Doors & Wall Panels

Canaletto walnut represents the premium tier of walnut veneers. Available in rift cut, straight grain, and flat cut patterns, Canaletto walnut shows consistent color and tight grain structure. Rift cut veneer displays parallel lines running the length of each piece, creating uniform appearance across large installations. Straight grain offers similar consistency with slightly more natural variation. Flat cut shows the traditional cathedral patterns walnut is known for.

European walnut veneers provide another authentic wood option with warmer undertones than Canaletto varieties. These real wood surfaces bond to engineered cores, delivering natural beauty with improved stability. High gloss walnut veneers add reflective depth to contemporary kitchens, while matte finishes suit transitional and traditional spaces. Wall panels in genuine walnut veneer transform accent walls, home offices, and dining areas with luxury material at custom dimensions.

Light walnut finishes bring the character of walnut without heavy darkness. Options like Light Pacific Walnut, Cream Walnut, and Latte Walnut work in spaces where you want wood warmth without closing in the room. These lighter tones pair well with white countertops and light flooring, creating contrast without stark opposition.

Medium walnut tones include Rustic Walnut, Rich Walnut, and Imperial Walnut. These balanced finishes show walnut's natural warmth while remaining versatile across different design styles. Dark walnut options like Dark Italian Walnut, Dark Pacific Walnut, and Tobacco Franklin Walnut provide dramatic depth for accent cabinets, feature walls, and contemporary interiors where bold material choices define the space.

Beyond smooth veneers, textured walnut HPL finishes replicate authentic wood grain with enhanced durability. Brown Warmia Walnut, Parona Walnut, and Lyon Walnut show pronounced grain texture perfect for tactile cabinet doors and wall panels. These HPL surfaces resist moisture, scratches, and daily wear better than natural materials while maintaining realistic appearance.

Rustic walnut finishes embrace knots and natural character. Dark Grey Walnut adds contemporary edge to traditional walnut warmth. Knotty Walnut and Weathered Walnut bring farmhouse charm without maintenance concerns. The HPL construction means these textured surfaces clean easily and maintain appearance through years of use. For modern applications, Satin Walnut and High Gloss Italian Walnut provide smooth surfaces in matte or reflective finishes.

Walnut interior doors use genuine wood veneers over engineered cores. The dense particle board provides weight and sound dampening while veneer surfaces deliver authentic walnut appearance. Doors arrive with hardware holes drilled to your template, or undrilled if you prefer on-site customization. Glass panel options combine walnut veneer frames with contemporary patterns like Ontario, Madison, and Denver glass designs.

Walnut cabinet doors work for full kitchen renovations or targeted updates. Measure your existing frameless boxes and order doors sized precisely. Mix light walnut uppers with dark walnut lowers for two-tone kitchens, or use walnut as accent doors among other finishes. The custom sizing accommodates any cabinet configuration without forcing compromises.

Walnut wall panels ship in dimensions you specify. Whether covering full walls or creating wainscoting, panels arrive finished and ready to install. Use matching walnut panels behind open shelving, as backsplash alternatives, or for ceiling treatments. The same finishes available for cabinet doors work for wall panels, ensuring visual continuity across rooms.

Are walnut cabinets more expensive than other wood finishes?

Walnut veneer products cost more than standard HPL finishes due to genuine wood materials. Canaletto walnut veneers are premium options with higher pricing. Textured walnut HPL provides walnut appearance at lower cost with superior durability. For projects where authentic wood matters, veneers justify the investment. For practical performance and budget considerations, textured walnut HPL delivers excellent results.

What's the difference between rift cut and straight grain walnut?

Rift cut walnut shows parallel grain lines running consistently along the length, creating very uniform appearance. Straight grain walnut displays similar linear patterns with slightly more natural variation. Both cuts avoid the cathedral patterns of flat cut veneer, making them popular for modern, minimalist designs where consistency matters.

Do walnut interior doors require special maintenance?

Our factory-finished walnut veneer doors include protective coatings that resist everyday wear. Simple cleaning with appropriate wood cleaners maintains appearance. The engineered core construction prevents warping issues that can occur with traditional solid wood doors. Textured walnut HPL surfaces require even less maintenance, resisting moisture and scratches better than natural materials.

Can I get walnut doors with glass inserts?

Yes, walnut interior doors are available with glass panels in various patterns. Options include full glass designs and partial glass for privacy. Popular styles include Ontario Glass, Denver Glass, Madison Glass, and Charlotte Glass with Canaletto walnut or standard walnut veneer frames. Glass options work across most door styles in our collection.

Ready to specify your walnut project? Our walnut interior doors, cabinet doors, and wall panels ship custom-sized to your measurements. Browse the products above to see available veneers and textured finishes, with instant pricing based on your dimensions. Need help choosing between Canaletto walnut veneers, European walnut, or textured HPL options? Contact our team for material samples and guidance on selecting finishes that match your design vision and budget.