Walker Woodworking Standard Stains
Our standard stain color collection showcases a range of timeless finishes that highlight the natural beauty and character of real wood. Each stain is carefully selected to enhance the grain while complementing a variety of design styles, from traditional to modern.
As a custom cabinetry manufacturer, Walker Woodworking offers far more than our standard stain selections. If you’re looking for a unique finish, we can custom match virtually any stain color or work with you to develop a finish that brings your vision to life.
Because every piece of wood is unique, each cabinet will have its own distinctive grain pattern and character, ensuring your cabinetry is truly one of a kind.
Walnut
Natural
Dark Walnut
Heather
Charcoal
Quarter Sawn White Oak
Caramel Cashew
Charcoal
Smoke
Smyrna White Glaze
Coastal White w/ 1/2 Gray Glaze
Buckskin
Black w/ Rialto Glaze
Natural Klear
Heather
Mutch Stain w/ Toasted Wheat Glaze
New Brown
Boscia Match
Cherry
Caramel Cashew
Mauney w/o Red Dye
American Walnut
Country Pine
Seasame
Smoke
Heather
Alder
Caramel Cashew
Sesame
Country Pine
Smoke
Heather
Mauney w/ Red Dye
American Walnut
Hickory
Caramel Cashew
Charcoal
Black w/ Rialto Glaze
Smoke
New Brown
Boscia
The stain colors shown on this website are provided as a general reference only. Due to variations in monitor settings, screen resolutions, mobile devices, lighting conditions, and printing methods, the colors displayed online may differ from the finished product.
Because stain is applied to natural wood, the final appearance will also vary with the wood species, grain pattern, mineral streaks, and the material’s natural color variations. These characteristics are not defects but are part of the beauty and uniqueness of real wood.
For the most accurate representation, we recommend viewing a physical stain sample and discussing your selection with your Walker Woodworking representative before making a final decision. Custom stain matches are available and may vary slightly from the original sample due to the wood’s natural characteristics and the finishing process.
