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 The Guide to Kitchen Cabinet Door Styles

How to Choose the Cabinet Door Style that is Right for Your Kitchen When designing a new kitchen, one of the first decisions you will make is the style of your cabinet doors. Your choice will set the overall design direction of the room, from clean and contemporary to warm and transitional. A cabinet door style should also work closely with your choice of finish, hardware, countertops, backsplash, and other design elements. With so many options available, it can be helpful to understand the basic door styles before you start comparing samples. Here’s a look… 

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Kitchen Cabinet Terms

Know Before You Go Visually, cabinets will set the design tone for the rest of the kitchen. This makes choosing kitchen cabinets one of the most essential parts of your kitchen renovation. You want to choose cabinets that look good, work well, and last. Picking up some basic kitchen cabinet terms before you go cabinet shopping will help you understand what designers and contractors are talking about. You can also learn what to look for in a quality cabinet. Basic Cabinet Terms There are four components to a cabinet: the Box, the Shelves, the Drawers,… 

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Faceframe vs Frameless Cabinets

Face Frame vs. Frameless Cabinets – What is the Difference and Should I Care? There are two industry-standard ways of building cabinets: Face Frame and Frameless. Frameless cabinet construction has been the industry standard in Europe for many decades. Frameless kitchen cabinets were initially developed to meet the need for durable and customizable cabinetry during the home building surge in European countries that followed WWII. Face Frame construction is more traditional in North American kitchen cabinet manufacturing.What do we mean by Face Frame construction? Face Frame cabinets are made with a wooden frame forming the…