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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column brings a clean Mission-style vertical element to the exposed end of a kitchen island, peninsula, or cabinet run, milled in cherry and supplied unfinished.
Mission design is built on honest verticals and horizontal lines, and a split column at the end of an island is one of the places that language translates most naturally from furniture to cabinetry. The column face reads as an architectural finish at the end of the run, where an exposed flat panel would otherwise compete with the surrounding millwork. At 36 inches, the column suits a standard counter-height island, which is the typical Mission kitchen application. The column is a decorative piece and carries no structural load.
Cherry is selected here for projects where the surrounding cabinetry is already cherry. It is offered alongside maple and alder in the same Mission Columns program so the column can be ordered in the same species as the casework rather than finished to approximate it. Cherry arrives unfinished, which is the usual state for applied trim in a cabinet shop: the column goes through the same finishing sequence as the doors and drawer fronts it will sit beside. Cherry darkens with exposure to light, which is a natural characteristic of the species and not a defect.
Cabinet shops specifying Mission-style kitchens in cherry reach for this column to close out an island end or a peninsula return cleanly. Designers working in Arts and Crafts or Mission interiors use it to carry the vertical column detail through to the cabinetry without custom millwork. At 1-1/2 inches deep against 3 inches wide, the split section applies flat to a panel, projects minimally into the walkway, and requires no changes to the island's framing or structure.
It is a split section. The 1-1/2 inch depth means it applies to a flat panel face rather than standing as a freestanding column.
Cherry is chosen to match cherry cabinetry. Maple and alder versions of this same Mission column are available in the program for projects built in those species.
At 36 inches this column is sized for standard counter height. A 42 inch version exists in the program for raised-bar and bar-height applications.
No. It is supplied as unfinished cherry, ready for the shop's finishing sequence.
Choose this column to give an exposed cherry island end the vertical architectural detail that Mission style calls for, without custom millwork and without giving up walkway depth.