Solid Wood Shaker Kitchen Cabinets
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Shaker style cabinet doors are among our most popular modular cabinetry styles. Shaker style cabinets are known for their five-piece door design featuring a sunken center panel. Certain shaker cabinets are quite minimalistic and unadorned, whereas others feature embellished edge detailing. The drawer faces on shaker cabinets may vary as well. Slab drawer fronts are commonly chosen for contemporary styles, whereas five-piece drawer fronts are preferred for transitional kitchen designs.
Shaker style modular cabinetry is adored by many for its sharp, neat lines and timeless appearance. George architects designed a kitchen with Shaker-inspired cabinets in a monochromatic style.
Color and Style
While wood color is the most popular choice, George cabinets are available in a range of different stains and paints.
FAQs
What is shaker style cabinetry?
A shaker cabinet is characterized by its five-piece doors, flat recessed panels, and absence of a frame bevel. The drawers may have either a uniform five-piece style or a basic flat front.
What is the difference between shaker and modified shaker cabinets?
Both are almost identical, except for a tiny difference in the modified design, such as a subtle profile, bead, or other minute detail. Transitional style kitchens are typically best complemented by modified shaker style doors.
Are shaker style cabinets more expensive?
Shaker cabinets tend to be basic in design, making them typically more affordable than elaborate kitchen cabinets. Nevertheless, additional cost considerations such as whether the cabinets are customized or ready-made will have a greater influence on the total cost of your project than the type of cabinets you select.
What is the difference between shaker and flat panel cabinets?
Existing Design Elements:
Shaker-style kitchen cabinets could be the ideal option for kitchens with a traditional appearance. This encompasses items such as fancy light fittings or traditional farmhouse sinks. Alternatively, if your kitchen design leans towards modern, flat-panel cabinets may be ideal.
What sets shaker cabinets apart from flat panel cabinets?
Existing Design Elements:
Shaker-style kitchen cabinets could be the ideal option for kitchens with a traditional appearance. This encompasses items such as fancy light fittings or traditional farmhouse sinks. Alternatively, if your kitchen design leans towards modern, flat-panel cabinets may be ideal.
