If your kitchen area is small, choosing cabinets that are brighter than the wall color is usually a better choice. Light-colored cabinets (such as white, beige, or light gray) have the visual effect of expanding space, making small kitchens look brighter and more spacious.

Shaker cabinets are relatively simple to install, with a high degree of standardization and low labor costs. The installation of raised panel cabinets may require more time and skills, especially when dealing with details and decorations, and the installation costs will also be higher.

Dark kitchen cabinets have a strong contrast with white countertops, which can create a modern and fashionable feel. For example, dark gray, navy blue or black kitchen cabinets paired with white countertops will produce a very visually impactful effect.

Traditional kitchen cabinets generally refer to those types of cabinets that are based on classical aesthetics, use classic design elements, and incorporate traditional craftsmanship. This style of cabinets usually has complex carvings, inlays, and decorative lines, reflecting a high level of attention to detail.

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

European kitchen cabinets are derived from the kitchen design style of European countries, especially the traditional styles of France, Italy and the United Kingdom. European kitchen cabinets usually use high-end materials, fine craftsmanship and historical decorations

We will do installation (preinstall) before delivery, and then split it, classify and pack it according to different cabinets and different areas, and label it. If the customer requires it, you can also install the entire cabinet and pack it in a wooden box for delivery.

Generally speaking, the standard height of the kitchen cabinet from the floor is 85-90 cm. This height is mainly designed based on ergonomics, suitable for the height of most people, so that people do not bend too much or overstretch when using it.

English country style kitchen cabinets originated in the 19th century and were influenced by the British rural lifestyle and natural environment. This style emphasizes nature, simplicity and practicality, blending the elegance of traditional British design with the simplicity of country life.

The kitchen is the preferred installation location for many people, especially for those who like to enjoy a glass of wine while cooking. Installing a wine cabinet in the kitchen is not only convenient for access, but also makes the entire cooking experience more pleasant.