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When it comes to kitchens,Shaker cabinet doorsare arguably the most popular.
If you are not sure what they are, here is a quick explainer.
The fronts consist of five flat piecesa recessed center slab surrounded by a four piece frame.
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It is an incredibly simple design that works beautifully in any style cooking space from farmhouse modern to traditional.
To prove our point we selected 15 different kitchens that all feature Shaker style cabinetry.
Both the upper and lower cabinets are Shaker-inspired.
Heidi Caillier Design
The glass front options add a massive dose of visual interest by putting pretty dishware on display.
They dressed up these Shaker-inspired cabinets with beadboard inserts.
They lend a comfortable and homey touch to the modern cooking space.
Bibby and Brady
This colorfulcooking spacebySustainable Kitchensis a wonderful example.
Note the simple black cabinet knobs that beautifully punctuate the blue cabinetry.
The yellow oven and colorful appliances are a great way to personalize a cooking space.
Sustainable Kitchens
This monochromatic kitchen byFrank Shirley Architectsfeatures Shaker-inspired base cabinets.
On the left, a clever front that resembles a cabinet door conceals the dishwasher.
Vintage-Like Shaker Style Cabinetry
Paint can really take Shaker-inspired cabinetry to any level you just.
Frank Shirley Architects
Jess at theGlamour Nestgave hercooking spacea retro-flavored twist with a paint shade by Benjamin Moore called Scuba Green.
It is identical to one of our favorite colors ever, Tiffany Blue.
Chrome hardware is a staple in mid-century modern-inspired cooking spaces.
Glamour Nest
The brushed nickel cabinet pulls coordinate nicely with the vintage oven’s chrome accents.
In this transitionalcooking spacebyArciform, vibrant blue shaker-style base cabinets are paired with rustic, wall-mounted shelves.
The combination is a stylishly modest and super practical idea.
Arciform
Shelves are typically much cheaper to buy and install compared to upper cabinets.
The two-tone room features royal blue Shaker style base cabinets with bright white walls.
We think every kitchen should have at least one incredibly chic feature.
The White Arrow
Here it’s the polished copper sink fixtures.
White Kitchens Are Forever
We love bright kitchens.
But when it comes to enduring style, our hearts truly belong to crisp, white kitchens.
Grant K Gibson
It’s a winning idea that will stand the test time compared to a trendy remodel.
Stylish drawer and door pulls made of brass and wood give the cabinets seaworthy flair.
See the large cabinet door on the right?
Studio McGee
It conceals the refrigerator.
Brass accents including the pendant lights and cabinet handles add a layer of luxury.
It is a standout feature that screams luxury.
McKinley Architects
Shaker-Inspired Cabinets in a Contemporary Kitchen
Of course, you could get mighty creative with Shaker cabinetry.
The pop of bold color is what gives this cooking space its contemporary appeal.
Black and White Traditional Kitchen
This drool-worthy kitchen byKat Lawton Interiorscertainly has plenty of storage space.
Dove Design Studio
Floor to ceiling Shaker-style cabinetry covers most of the space.
To create a little separation between the different food prep areas the cabinets against the wall were painted black.
The white shaker cabinets appear to be floating against a subway tile wall.
Kropa Interior Design
The darker base cabinets anchor the cooking space.
Mullions are basically decorative accents that go over glass panels.
Kat Lawton Interiors
Grant K Gibson
Tucker Thomas Design
