Cabinet Styles

FIND THE RIGHT CABINET STYLE FOR YOUR SPACE

Cabinet styles vary in design, function, and construction. Here’s a simple breakdown to help you compare your options and choose the right fit.

T-Euro

T-Euro cabinets are a frameless European-style option designed for maximum usable space and a clean, modern look. With no face frame, the interior opening is fully accessible, making it easier to store and retrieve items without obstruction.

This style pairs well with undermount drawer guides for smooth function and efficient storage, and it also offers a more cost-effective option compared to framed cabinet construction due to its simplified design.

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T-Line/Face Frame

T-Line cabinets are a traditional and versatile cabinet line built with a solid hardwood face frame. The frame is visible behind the doors, creating a structured, classic look that works well in a wide range of home styles.

These cabinets include fully adjustable shelving and all-white melamine interiors, with optional upgrades such as maple melamine or pre-finished birch plywood interiors. Door styles can be designed with finger pulls for a clean look or paired with knobs depending on your design preference.

A variation of this line features flush inset doors, which are precision-fitted to sit within the face frame. This creates a more refined, furniture-style appearance with clean lines and a detailed, custom finish. Because of the tighter tolerances required, this option involves more detailed manufacturing and installation compared to standard door styles.

inset vs overlay

Cabinet doors can be built in two main ways: inset or overlay. The difference is how the door sits in relation to the cabinet frame.

Inset cabinets have doors that sit inside the frame, creating a clean, flush appearance similar to furniture. This style requires precise craftsmanship and creates a more detailed, traditional look.

Overlay cabinets have doors that sit on top of the frame, covering most or all of it. This is the most common style and allows for slightly more flexibility in design and installation.