Plain & Fancy Quaker cabinet door
Transitional shaker shown in walnut, hard maple, rift-cut white oak and alder; Richland line.
The Quaker profile
Transitional shaker shown in walnut, hard maple, rift-cut white oak and alder; Richland line. The Quaker is a five-piece door: a solid frame of stiles and rails around a flat recessed centre panel — the most-specified door in New Jersey because it suits every house from a 1920s colonial to a new build.
How to use it
Shown here as Plain & Fancy photographs it, in rift cut white oak · Alps · flush inset. Because the Quaker is a shaker door, it carries colour well on a full perimeter and reads as furniture on an island.
The Quaker in Plain & Fancy finishes
The Quaker comes in 53 standard Plain & Fancy finishes — 25 paints and 28 stains. Click a colour and the photo is recoloured in it; the first chip brings back the photograph.
Door photographs are Plain & Fancy's own catalogue pictures; colour previews recolour that photograph and are approximate on screen. Every finish is on a real sample door in our showrooms — bring a tile or paint chip and compare.
More pictures of the Quaker from Plain & Fancy
22 more of the maker's own photographs of this door — other finishes, species and overlays it has been built in.
Sample doors at all three showrooms
Every Plain & Fancy door in one colour
Decided on a colour before a door? Open a finish to see all 66 Plain & Fancy doors in it. All Plain & Fancy finishes
Quaker questions
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