Traditional cabinets typically feature more detail, sometimes in the form of raised-panel doors or bead-board designs. Inset recessed doors, where you’ll see the frame around doors and the doors are set flush with the frame, are also very popular in traditional cabinet styles.

The Transitional style has modern features and neutral colors but holds onto more traditional elements. A mix of contemporary and traditional styling. A benefit to Transitional styling is the ability to make small changes in the future to select elements without having to completely redesign the space.

Classic farmhouse has stood the test of time and evolved into today’s modern farmhouse style. Modern Farmhouse is all about modern features, rustic elements, and industrial-inspired accents creating an artisan or craftsman-like appearance.

Contemporary cabinets typically feature minimal detail. Typically, slab cabinet doors with their flat, frameless fronts are on an upward trend with or without hardware. Most often you’ll find them in glossy finishes.

Rustic cabinets showcase the wood grain for a natural look. Cabinets can be raw and weathered, and at others softly distressed, this warm and relaxed design style brings the charm of the outside in.

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