Remodeling your kitchen cabinets and other surfaces injects new life into your home. Though cabinets themselves don’t vary in terms of depth and construction, adding the right doors can give your space character. The excitement begins with planning and designing the remodeling project with your local contractor. Here are a few ideas for your new cabinet doors:
Slab-Flat Doors
Standard doors with no elevation or ingrain are known as slab-flat doors. These doors often have handles in order to provide easy access. Don’t mistake slab-flat doors for being boring, though—they are actually the perfect accent to any kitchen, from modern to traditional, as they can add a classic touch to any interior design. These doors also come in a wide variety of colors to complement any type of décor.
Recessed Doors
Recessed doors slide completely back into the cabinet frame as opposed to other styles that sit on top of or outside the frame and swing open. Depending on the thickness of the door and depth of the cabinet, you could be sacrificing valuable storage space. However, recessed doors are aesthetically pleasing if you have the space and often allow for hidden hinges.
Raised Panel Doors
You can add flair to your new cabinets by having your contractor install raised panel doors. These doors are set apart by the decorative panel that is either inserted into the door frame or routed into it before installation. These designs often make the door’s center panel appear as if it is on an elevated plateau, which adds a subtle flavor to flat panels.
Budget Construction Company remodels Chicago-area kitchens with care and diligence that can put your mind at ease. You can visit us online or give us a call at (773) 663-4082 for more information on our other services, including roofing, additions, and outdoor decks.
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Know Your Cabinet Door Options When Planning a Kitchen Remodel
