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Taking a modern base and blending it with traditional detailing, a casual kitchen design style is a balance of relaxation and refinement. Helping you build a room that says "home" and "you" at the same time, casual kitchen and bath cabinets are more about the personalization of the space and finding harmony between all of the individual elements. This design style allows for a mixture of ideas and shows an appreciation for freedom, nonconformity, and self-expression.

Between utilitarian and modern kitchen and bath cabinets, contemporary styling is all about open spaces and clean lines, sparingly decorated with large-scale, bold embellishments, and usually dominated by more natural tones. Contemporary style relies on sleek, smooth, and polished facades to create a modern level of elegance. When going for contemporary, think streamlined, cultured, and bold.

Rustic kitchen and bath cabinets build on the simple idea that everything in the room has been lived in. At times raw and weathered, and at others softly distressed, this warm and relaxed design style brings the charm of the outside in. Using natural materials, carved woods, heavy copper or iron, and a hodgepodge of textures and embellishments, design elements come together to tell a uniquely long and rich story.

If these walls could talk, they would recite stories rich with history and unforgettable experiences. The warm, natural wood and refined elegance draw people in to create an authentic space where memories are made. Just the right balance of conventional grace and lived-in comfort creates your dream kitchen and bath. 

Frameless kitchen and bath cabinet construction is a European way of manufacturing cabinets that has become popular among American homeowners seeking simple, more contemporary cabinet designs. Frameless cabinetry is sometimes called "full access" cabinetry because it offers greater accessibility by eliminating the face frame.

Modern door styles feature a sleek, flat-panel kitchen and bath door for the most part. But for more edginess, there are recessed panel options for a transitional look, such as a Shaker style.