A 10' x 10' kitchen cabinet refers to a cabinet with a total floor area of ​​100 square feet, usually in an L-shaped layout. Such a design not only provides ample storage and workspace, but is also very suitable for various kitchen activities.

Types of Kitchen Cabinets: ● Kitchen cabinets classified by material 1. Solid wood cabinets, 2. Artificial board cabinets, 3. Stainless steel cabinets, 4. Glass cabinets. ● Kitchen cabinets classified by structure 1. Floor cabinets, 2. Wall cabinets, 3. Overall cabinets, 4. Modular cabinets etc..

Classic white kitchen cabinets are the representative of country style. Whether it is pure white or cream white, white kitchen cabinets can make the kitchen look fresh and tidy, especially suitable for matching white or light countertops and walls.

White is considered one of the colors that can best magnify the sense of space. White cabinets can maximize the reflection of light, making the entire kitchen appear bright and transparent. At the same time, white is also highly inclusive and can be matched with a variety of wall, floor and decoration colors to create a simple, modern kitchen style.

The core of the English country kitchen is to show the leisure and nature of pastoral life through the design, material, color and layout of the kitchen cabinet. Most of the kitchen cabinets in this style emphasize traditional craftsmanship and rustic beauty, and the details reveal a strong historical charm, while not losing modern practicality and comfort.

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.

solid wood cabinets are relatively expensive, with oak cabinets ranging from $6,000 to $9,000, cherry cabinets ranging from $8,000 to $12,000, and walnut cabinets ranging from $10,000 to $14,000 (based on 20 feet). Next is multi-functional cabinets, priced at $6,000-$12,000 (based on 20 feet).

Generally speaking, high-quality kitchen cabinets can be used for 15 to 20 years or even longer, while the service life of each component is different. For example, the service life of door panels, countertops, drawers, hardware, etc. ranges from 5 to 20 years.