Kitchen Inspiration and Style Series
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Modern & Contemporary Styles
Modern and Contemporary cabinets focus on elegance, simplicity, and polished designs. In terms of hardware, these cabinets prefer little to none, providing a further sleek and smooth approach to dining, storage, and utility. Some of the most innovative methods of storage and kitchen utility are found here, although sometimes you may not even recognize the cabinet, drawer, or lazy-susan when you see one. Oftentimes, the subtlety of the structure helps further accentuate colorful or bright accents within the kitchen and the rest of the home that otherwise would feel out of place. Many commercial kitchens and offices tend to use this style of cabinets to create the feeling of a clean and minimalist atmosphere. You will find a lot of straight lines, geometric shapes, and streamline structure when observing this type of kitchen cabinet.
Shaker & Transitional Styles
Transitional and Shaker style cabinets are a culmination of both traditional and modern elements in order to create a standout look without the eclectic feel. It naturally blends and accentuates the heart of the home (the kitchen) while still maintaining a consistent flow throughout the house. Currently, white shaker cabinets are among some of the most popular of kitchen styles between home owners AND home buyers, providing a distinguished look while also attributing to increases in potential resale value. Don’t get confused, though. Transitional and Shaker cabinets come in a variety of colors, finishes, and subsequent styles and has the ability emphasizes the ‘chic’ look or can be downplayed as simply a nice and cohesive style based on the hardware chosen. Whether you prefer traditional or modern, it is a safe investment that likely will not go out of style anytime soon.
Traditional & Farmhouse Styles
Traditional and Farmhouse cabinets provide that “oh-so” warm, comforting, and inviting feel that many pursue in a home kitchen. Farmhouse specifically is, and has been, one of the most consistently demanded kitchens in the United States due to its functionality and reflection of American heritage. Traditional designs are similar in the intricate, yet satisfying appeal in aiming for inclusivity, and well, tradition! They both embody a straightforward aesthetic with natural accents that can be tailored to meet the needs of any family, couple, or individual. Much of the style comes from the feeling of a house that has become a home through a “lived-in” look. After all, the kitchen is the heart of the home, and more often than not, home is where the heart resides.