The technique selectively emphasizes edges to create an intentionally aged appearance.
Edgewear
Edgewear is a Bishop hand-applied finish technique that intentionally creates worn-looking edges, adding an aged, furniture-like character to selected painted finishes.
Bishop states Edgewear is available on a variety of paints.
Bishop uses Black paint in its product example because the effect is easier to see.
Intentional wear for cabinetry that should feel collected, not brand-new.
Edgewear is not a separate paint color. It is a hand-applied technique added to an approved base finish so that selected edges appear naturally worn and aged.
Bishop directs customers to a dealer for exact availability, so Bates should verify the base paint, species or material, door profile, and final technique combination before the order is released.
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 Edgewear page
