LUXOR COLLECTION
For almost twenty-five years, Luxor has been manufacturing some of the most desired cabinets available. Ask the owners of this St-Jerome, Quebec based company and they will tell you why: "The flexibility, the finishes and the line details make Luxor cabinetry the cabinet of choice."
The Luxor collection has pieces available in low-pressure laminate, high-pressure laminate and many species of natural and exotic woods. The custom design portfolio of their dignified cabinetry includes works in the French Country, English Country, Southern and Heritage styles.
The ever-appealing look and always-reliable quality of build makes the Luxor Collection a consistent favourite of our customers and a brand Kitchen Land is excited to make available to you. We invite you to explore examples of the beautiful work that is the Luxor Collection.
The old world look at its best aged. All doors are made of a one-piece routed simulating a raised or flat panel, The substrate used is MDF (medium density fibreboard)
English Country collection doors are assembled with mortise and tenon joints to ensure sturdiness. The substrate used is MDF (medium density fibreboard).
Exotic Wood Collection are made with eight different species. All exoctic wood are natural and finishes with top coat with low, regular, silk or high sheen.
French Country look is inspired by 19-th century design as well as the current trend toward a like appearance in kitchen cabinetry.
Heritage collection are wood doors in white birch assembled with mortise and tenon joints. Doors are always hand rubbed and may be distressed.
Serenity Collection is rich, warm and sophisticated. The Serenity collection is the perfect representation of refinement found all in one piece MDF doors. In all its simplicity, this collection offers refined and minimalist design through its single piece construction.
Wood Collection is available in Oak, Pine, Birch, Maple, White Birch, Cherry wood species.
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