The same flexible warm-neutral direction as Cashmere.
Cashmere HG
Cashmere HG keeps the same warm neutral character as Cashmere but shifts it into ALVIC Luxe High Gloss for a brighter, more reflective modern finish.
The Luxe surface adds reflection and visual brightness.
Bishop directly pairs this finish with Cashmere Zenit Super Matt as the quieter alternative.
Cashmere warmth with the lights turned up.
Bishop describes Cashmere HG as a warm, personality-rich neutral that works with woods, gray, and white. The difference is the Luxe High Gloss surface, which brings considerably more brightness into the room.
Choosing between Cashmere and Cashmere HG is therefore as much a surface decision as a color decision: Super Matt for restraint, High Gloss for reflection and a more polished contemporary presence.
Let’s see it in your cabinet design.
Bates Cabinetry can confirm the compatible door style, material or species, finish combination, and final availability before anything is ordered.
Finish information on this page is based on Bishop Cabinets’ current public listing. Physical samples should be used for final color and surface approval.
View Bishop's official Cashmere HG page
