CONTACT FORM

CONSTRUCTION STYLE / METHOD

Standard Face Frame Cabinets

Standard Face Frame Cabinets are characterized by a frame on the face of the cabinet that is visible in the space between the doors and drawers. The cabinet door is then mounted on the face of the cabinet.

This creates a classic look that, when combined with any of the numerous finishing options available, can be highly customized to fit your specific design. Face frame cabinets fit within nearly any style from traditional to modern.

The look of Face Frame Cabinets can be customized in a number of ways such as the style of the cabinet door, the portion frame that remains visible between the doors (the “reveal”), and the hardware where concealed or exposed hinges can be used to create the look that you are most attracted to. Nearly endless combinations of these elements allow for nearly any look to be achieved.

Standard-FaceFrame-Cabinets-GJW-AZ6A9641

Inset Face Frame Cabinets

Inset Face Frame Cabinets are becoming more popular today. Originally seen during the Victorian periods, the doors and drawers of the cabinet fit within the front frame of the cabinet, creating nostalgic look that many designers and homeowners are seeking.

This fully exposes the front frame of the cabinet, allowing the full beauty of the cabinetry to show through.

Inset face frame cabinets feature clean lines with flush doors and drawers. Concealed or exposed hinges can be used to create the look you are most attracted to. The look can be further refined by adding moldings within the inside of the face frame opening for an added touch of detail. Depending on the finish, hardware and door style, the final look can range from antique to modern.

Gola Channel Frameless European Style Cabinetry

Seamless contemporary-looking cabinetry with integrated handles is a growing trend in kitchen cabinetry. Pushing this trend even further we can now offer an integrated pull with lighting.

As the trend for European styled kitchens takes off, the modern and functional design of integrated cabinet hardware is increasing. GOLA adds a sleek style to contemporary cabinetry while the comfortable grip allows for an easy opening of a drawer or a hinged-cabinet door.

The overall look to a kitchen designed with GOLA integrated cabinet profiles gives that streamlined seamless look across cabinetry with both horizontal or vertical lines in keeping with the minimalistic European aesthetic. The integrated GOLA channel ends the process of press releasing the door or drawer front by pushing the face of cabinetry to have it pop open; often leaving finger prints and adding a wear and tear to the cabinetry in certain locations that can lessen the longevity of your cabinets faces.

Frameless or European Cabinets

Frameless or European Cabinets as they’re sometimes called, do not have the front-facing frame that standard face frame cabinets have. This is the primary difference between the two styles.

On a frameless cabinet, cabinet doors and drawers are mounted adjacent to each other with minimal spacing in between, creating a seamless look throughout the entire space.

Door hinges are hidden entirely. The only hardware to be seen are the cabinet pulls or knobs. This style is typically seen in more modern design; however, the wide range of door designs, molding styles, and finish options make frameless cabinets suitable for any design. Call or contact us for a free consultation on which style works best for you.