Classic framed kitchens
Develop the door profile, glazed upper cabinets and the relationship to the island. Resolve the cornice, toe kick and exposed ends as one composition.
Explore classic kitchensArcaya / Classic profiles / connected trim
Heritage cabinetry
Classic cabinetry considered as a whole: framed fronts, cornices, decorative ends and the base of the cabinet. Choose where the detail should lead and where it should become quieter.
01 / Choose an applicationDetail with
Detail with
a sense of hierarchy.
These are concrete starting points for the collection. Follow each product link for room-specific structures and planning, rather than treating a collection as one fixed model.
Framed dining & drinks storage
A serving counter, glazed upper storage and closed lower fronts can carry classical detail into a dining area. Appliance and service needs remain separate planning decisions.
Explore serving and display02 / Read the language
What makes it Heritage.
Heritage connects the main door profile with the top, ends and base of the cabinetry. A focal cooking wall or display cabinet can carry more detail, while surrounding storage stays simpler. The result depends on coordinated proportions rather than adding the same molding everywhere.
03 / From look to detailResolve the parts
Resolve the parts
that make it work.
- A focal point
- Choose whether the cooking wall, island or display cabinet should lead. Reduce competing details around it.
- Connected trim
- Draw where the cornice, decorative ends and base start, stop and meet the architecture.
- Construction & samples
- Specify the door build-up and finish. An inset arrangement, shaped profile or applied molding needs its own technical review.
04 / Across the homeA shared language.
A shared language.
A different daily purpose.
Use a related Frame outline for quieter utility or vanity storage. Introduce Natural as a warm partner surface, or Vitrine where a visible collection deserves its own setting.
Compare a related family
Compare the door outline, material character and focal details. Keep one main language, then coordinate the supporting elements.
Connect the room character
Classic & traditional French-inspired Transitional
A style describes the wider room; the collection describes the cabinetry. Develop color, lighting and furniture alongside the cabinet details.
Does Heritage have to be highly decorative?
No. Decide how much detail belongs in the room. Restrained framed fronts can sit beside a more articulated cornice or focal display cabinet, provided the proportions and transitions are resolved together.
Are these confirmed Arcaya models?
The images are design references for comparing visual directions and product forms. Materials, construction, dimensions, hardware and supply scope are confirmed for the individual project.
What should I send to develop this collection?
Send the rooms in scope, plans or elevations, project destination and the references you prefer. Identify which product forms, surfaces and details should be compared.
Your project / HeritageBring the room,
Start with HeritageBring the room,
the family and the detail.
Your collection choice will be carried into an editable brief. Add the storage needs, materials and drawings that make the reference specific to your project.
Design references reviewed October 25, 2026. Confirm the current model and specification for each item before ordering.