Merillat's new Portrait cabinetry exudes understated elegance. The contemporary, recessed-panel cabinetry has solid wood cabinet frames, doorframes and drawer fronts, and the door panel is veneered hardboard. Drawers, end panels and back panels are laminated furniture board. The Portrait line can be customized with solid wood, dovetail joint drawers and plywood end panels as options, and is available in cherry (with a cider or paprika finish) or maple (with natural, oatmeal or toffee). Portrait has complete offerings for the kitchen and bath as well as specially designed cabinetry for home offices or entertainment centers. In addition, Portrait can be incorporated with Merillat's Organomics, a concept dedicated to making rooms more organized and functional. Visit www.merillat.com for specifications and dealer information.
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