Traditional style draws from 18th, 19th and early 20th century American and European design. From the country kitchen to the cottage, the colonial to the neoclassical or the Georgian to the Victorian, these design types exude an old world style. 

Transitional styles embrace a mix of designs, materials and patterns, providing an eclectic look. Using a neutral palette, clean cabinet lines and small embellishments, this popular design type bridges traditional and contemporary styles. 

Contemporary styles feature the clean lines of modern design, while staying true to traditional roots. The use of current trends, colors and materials leads to a fresh, open and uncluttered space. Sleek cabinet styles opt for functionality over adornment.