In the home furnishing and construction industry, floor-standing kitchen cabinets are not only called "floor-standing kitchen cabinets". According to different design styles and functional characteristics, it is also called "floor cabinets", "lower cabinets" or "basic cabinets".

The types of kitchen cabinets in farmhouse style kitchens are: 1. Shaker Cabinets 2. Open Shelving Cabinets 3. Distressed Cabinets 4. Glass-Front Cabinets 5. Built-In Cabinets 6. Island Cabinets

A five-foot deep walk-in closet is perfect for those who want to store their clothes in a limited space. If you have fewer clothes and don't need a lot of hanging or folding space, this depth can provide enough convenience.

But from the actual effect, the built-in wardrobe will not only not make the room area appear smaller, but may make the room appear more spacious by optimizing the space layout.

High-end cabinets are usually not limited to standard sizes, but are tailored to the specific layout of the family kitchen. This customized design can make full use of space and achieve the most optimized functional distribution.

For small families, a wardrobe depth of 18 to 20 inches is very common, especially in smaller bedrooms or compact corridors. Although this depth does not provide as much hanging space as a standard 24-inch wardrobe, it can still store thin clothes such as T-shirts and shirts well.

If conditions permit, some ventilation holes can be designed on the back panel of the wardrobe. These ventilation holes can promote air circulation and reduce moisture accumulation inside the wardrobe. Especially in the humid rainy season in the south, such a design is particularly important.

If you need a bar cabinet to store a large number of wines and wine utensils, a U-shaped or custom-shaped bar cabinet may be more suitable. If you pay more attention to the decorative and social functions of the bar cabinet, a round or curved design will provide you with a better visual effect and interactive experience.

According to general design specifications, the minimum width of the walk-in closet aisle is recommended to be no less than 24 inches (about 60 cm). This width can accommodate a person of normal size to pass alone.

Windowless walk-in closets can make full use of all wall surfaces for more efficient storage layout. Without the interference of windows, designers can freely arrange the layout of shelves, drawers and hangers to maximize the storage function of the closet.