Designs
Cabinetry
As a dealer, we work directly with cabinet manufacturers, resulting in lower lead times, lower prices and more customization options. Enjoy this cabinetry guide and learn more about popular cabinet options below!
Where to Start
When choosing cabinetry, there are several important factors to consider. Begin by asking yourself these questions to get a sense of what is most important to you when it comes to your kitchen or bathroom cabinets:
1. Do I want my cabinetry to be a focal point in my space or serve as a backdrop for other elements such as countertops or appliances?
2. Am I looking for unique and functional storage solutions or are basic cabinets and drawers all I need?
3. Would I like to be able to customize my door style, frame style, wood type and color or choose from pre-set configurations?
4. What is my renovation budget and timeline?
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Understanding Cabinet Door Types
There are three main 'families' of cabinet door types, each with many options of door styles. We can get familiar with each of these before diving in to more in depth design choices.
Standard Overlay
Standard overlay cabinetry features cabinet doors and drawers partially overlay the face frame, leaving a visible portion of the frame when the doors and drawers are closed, offering a traditional look with a framed appearance.
Full Overlay
In full overlay cabinetry the cabinet doors and drawers completely cover the face frame, providing a seamless, modern appearance with minimal visible frame, maximizing the cabinet's visual space and offering a sleek look.
Inset
Inset cabinetry is a style in which the cabinet doors and drawers are set flush with the face frame, creating a classic and timeless look reminiscent of furniture. This design often showcases precision craftsmanship and attention to detail, with the doors and drawers fitting precisely within the cabinet openings.
Frameless
Frameless cabinets, also known as full-access or European-style cabinets, lack the traditional face frame found in framed cabinets. Instead, the doors and drawers attach directly to the cabinet box, creating a seamless, modern aesthetic. This design maximizes storage space and offers easier access to contents.
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