Cabinet Styles & Finishes: Finding the Perfect Match for Your Kitchen
Your kitchen isn't just a culinary space; it's the heart of your home, a hub of activity, creativity, and connection. Imagine stepping into a kitchen that not only caters to your cooking needs but also mesmerizes you with its aesthetics.
Your kitchen is a canvas where functionality meets artistry, and the cabinet styles and finishes you choose become the brushstrokes defining its allure. They're more than just storage; they're statement pieces, exuding character and elegance. From sleek minimalism to rustic charm, the style and finish of your cabinets encapsulate the essence of your culinary haven.
Now, picture the gleam of polished surfaces, the richness of wood tones, and the modern allure of minimalist designs, all harmoniously coming together to create your dream kitchen aesthetic. Close your eyes and envision the symphony of possibilities awaiting your kitchen transformation.
From traditional to contemporary, matte to glossy, each cabinet style and finish carries its unique personality, waiting for you to explore and embrace. Join us on a journey through these transformative choices, where we'll unveil the diverse world of cabinet styles and finishes, each promising to elevate your kitchen space to new heights of elegance and functionality!
Cabinet Styles
Since there are so many styles to choose from, we’ve put together a list of the best types of cabinet styles. Each of these can bring a fresh look to your kitchen while maintaining space for your things.
Shaker
Shaker-style cabinets are the ones you probably see the most. They’re a five-piece door with a recessed center panel. They are versatile and can work well with many kinds of kitchens.
Flat or Slab
Flat or slab cabinets are modern-looking, clean, and minimalist. They feature a flat and smooth surface without intricate details. They are ideal for modern and contemporary kitchens.
Raised Panel
Raised panel style doors are a traditional cabinet style with a raised center panel. This helps add depth and dimension to your cabinet doors.
Beadboard
This style features vertical grooves or bead-like detailing on the doors, which creates a charming look for your cottage-style kitchen.
Glass Front
Fairly self-explanatory, glass front cabinets have a frame with a pane of glass in the center. This allows you to display certain items or dishes.
Cabinet Finishes
After you’ve chosen your style of cabinet, it’s time to decide on the finish! You can complete your kitchen's new look with different stains, colors, and wood species available.
Natural Wood
Natural wood showcases the natural grain of the wood that you’ve chosen and provides a warm and classic look.
Painted & Two Toned
There are several paint options from our manufacturers that can add style and color to a bland home. Use the same color, accent colors, or different color schemes to make your kitchen as unique as you are. Two-toned looks can help make a dynamic color combination between paints, natural wood, or other finishes.
Glazed
Choosing a glazed finish means a layer of glaze is applied to the wood to create highlights and shadows. It adds depth and complexity to your finish.
Distressed
If you like the weathered look, choose a distressed finish. It mimics the look of wear and tear for rustic or vintage styles. The imperfections add character and charm.
Stained
Stained finishes enhance the natural beauty of your cabinet wood, giving it a little extra color, depending on the stain you choose. This helps your cabinet have a warm, rich look. \
Get Your Free Kitchen Design Estimate Today!
At Tile Superstore & More in Rochester, MN, we have many cabinets and countertops to help you liven up your old kitchen. Our design services can help you detail your dream kitchen by providing an unparalleled dedication to creating a new, unique space.
After we help you design your new kitchen, we can install it, too! We offer comprehensive installation services to make our customers’ lives easier. No more DIY kitchen remodels.
Contact us online today for a free estimate, or call us at 507-285-1109 for more information.