French style of the 1950s emphasized the carving of details, making each kitchen cabinet seem like a work of art. And these carvings are not just decorations, they often symbolize the harmonious coexistence of nature and life.

French country kitchen cabinets pay more attention to refinement and romance, and the details such as carving craftsmanship, curved design, and glass window panes are more elegant; while modern farmhouse kitchen cabinets pursue simplicity, practicality and nature, and the design emphasizes simple lines and functionality more, and reduces decoration.

The design concepts of shaker kitchen cabinets and farmhouse style kitchens are similar, both advocating the beauty of simplicity and nature. Shaker kitchen cabinets focus on functionality and durability and avoid complicated decorations, while farmhouse style kitchens focus on creating a warm, comfortable and close to nature environment.

Paint kitchen cabinets are kitchen cabinets that have been treated with paint technology. This process gives the cabinets a smooth surface and high gloss, and also makes them extremely wear-resistant and durable. Unlike other types of kitchen cabinet surface treatments (such as solid wood, veneer, acrylic, etc.), paint kitchen cabinets have distinct characteristics in appearance and texture.

In modern Shaker kitchens, cabinets are the core part of their design. Cabinets are not only the main place for kitchen storage and operation, but also the embodiment of the entire kitchen style. The door panel design of Shaker kitchen cabinets is very classic, usually with a flat panel design and simple borders around it.

Design complexity The design complexity of built in kitchen cabinets is one of the main reasons for their high price. Unlike standardized free-standing kitchen cabinets, built in kitchen cabinets usually need to be tailored to the specific size and structure of the kitchen.

European kitchen cabinets are very particular about symmetry and balance. Whether it is the design of the cabinet door or the layout of the entire kitchen, designers will pay attention to the visual sense of coordination. In contrast, the design of traditional kitchen cabinets often pays more attention to practicality.

The countertop height is usually set at 34.5 inches (about 88 cm), which is the standard operating countertop height and is suitable for most adult chefs. The standard countertop depth is 25.5 inches (about 65 cm). This depth can accommodate kitchen appliances and containers without making the chef feel cramped when operating.

Kitchen cabinets are usually important furniture in kitchens and bathrooms, and their main function is to store food, tableware, cleaning supplies and other items. Bookcases are mainly used to store books, magazines, audio-visual products, decorations, etc. The design of bookcases often pays more attention to the display function, and also needs to consider the rationality of book storage.

American kitchen cabinets are divided into: base cabinets and wall cabinets. The standard height of base cabinets is generally 34.5 inches and the depth is generally 24 inches. The standard height of wall cabinets is usually 30 inches to 42 inches, and the width is 12 inches to 36 inches.