Light browns are making a resurgence in cabinetry and interiors, and Eclipse and Shiloh keep releasing stains to match the natural trends of 2026. The newest: Maple Honey, a light-brown stain on maple.

Landes door in Maple Honey stain above chip samples of Maple Natural, Maple Golden, and Maple Pebble for comparison

Maple Honey on a Landes door, with Maple Natural, Maple Golden, and Maple Pebble chips for comparison.

Where it sits in the maple stain range

Set next to the existing maple stains, Maple Honey fills a gap: warmer and deeper than Natural, softer and less orange than Golden, and warmer than the gray-leaning Pebble. It's a quiet, mid-light brown that lets maple's figure show — a good answer for clients who want a wood kitchen that isn't white oak.

What you need to know to order

  • Orderable now. Maple Honey is not yet in the spec book or 2020 Design, but it is currently available to order — add it on the order form.
  • Works with glazes and highlights. Maple Honey can be paired with glazes and highlights for a more layered or traditional look.
  • On the newest door styles. W.W. Wood is showing the new Cambridge door in Maple Honey.

Samples

  • Color chip: W.W. Wood Products is sending your showroom a Maple Honey color-chip sample at no charge.
  • Full-size door sample: fill out an Eclipse or Shiloh Standard Order Form with the sample door of your choice in Maple Honey and send it to your Pinnacle Sales rep. It ships with your showroom discount applied.
Full Landes door sample in Maple Honey stain on maple, showing figure and grain

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