St. Martin Vista Full Access Cabinets
European-style frameless cabinetry, built to order for your space — maximum interior storage, flush minimal styling, and Blum® soft-close hardware throughout.
Vista Door Styles
Twelve full-access door styles spanning shaker, slab, and transitional profiles — every one available in the full 49-finish St. Martin program of hand-applied paints and stains.
Every inch is storage
Vista removes the face frame entirely, so doors and drawers span the full cabinet opening — wider drawers, deeper shelves, and a flush contemporary look. Behind the minimal styling is the same St. Martin spec list: dovetailed solid birch drawers, maple-edged plywood shelves, and Blum® soft-close hardware on every opening.
- Construction
- Frameless full access, built to order
- Doors
- 7/8" solid wood
- Drawer boxes
- 3/4" solid birch, dovetailed, 3/8" plywood bottom
- Cabinet sides
- 5/8" plywood with maple melamine interior
- Shelves
- 3/4" plywood with solid maple edge, adjustable
- Hinges
- Blum® soft-close
- Drawer slides
- Blum® undermount soft-close, full extension
Castine
Fontana
Hampton Square
MontaukVista Sample Doors
Nine door styles ship as $35 samples — the other three are fully orderable, we just don’t stock a sample of them
Weighing Vista Against Heritage?
See how the two St. Martin lines differ — construction, door styles, finishes, and price, point by point.
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St. Martin Heritage vs Vista
Same finishes, same hardware — the real choice is framed inset or frameless full access.
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St. Martin Vista vs NOMA
One Pennsylvania factory, two ways to buy a frameless kitchen — order anything from the full program, or pick from a stock list of twelve doors.
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See the comparisonSt. Martin Vista questions, answered
Common questions about Vista full access cabinets, finishes, and ordering.
A Vista door sample is $35 and ships to your home. We stock nine of the twelve Vista door styles as samples — Castine, Fontana, Hampton Square, Montauk, Newport, Bellrose, Lakeland, Greenfield, and Pipestone. The other three are fully orderable; we just don’t hold a sample of them. Vista carries the same 49-finish paint and stain program as Heritage, so a $35 Vista sample is the cheapest way to judge a color before committing.
Full access construction removes the face frame entirely, so doors and drawers span the full cabinet opening. You get more usable interior storage, wider drawers, and the flush, minimal look of European-style cabinetry — the signature of the Vista series.
Vista offers twelve door styles — Castine, Fontana, Hampton Square, Montauk, Newport, Bellrose, Lakeland, Lakeland II, Greenfield, Pipestone, Mystic, and Savannah — spanning shaker, slab, and transitional profiles.
Vista carries the full 49-finish St. Martin program: 16 paint colors on smooth hardwood, the same 16 on open-grain oak, and 17 stains across rift white oak, walnut, and cherry — plus bespoke custom colors on request.
Heritage is framed inset construction — doors sit flush inside a solid wood face frame. Vista is frameless full access — no face frame, maximum interior storage, and a cleaner contemporary look. Both share the same hardwoods, hand-applied finishes, and Blum® soft-close hardware.