Find the Right Cabinets for Your Kitchen or Bath

The right cabinets bring function and style together. They provide the storage you need while shaping the overall look of your kitchen or bathroom. At Hawkin's Flooring Warehouse, we carry a wide selection of cabinets to help you create a space that feels both practical and inviting.

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Stylish Storage for Kitchens and Bathrooms

Cabinets are the foundation of your space, anchoring the layout and influencing the style. They also provide the storage needed to keep busy kitchens and bathrooms running smoothly. The right choice should not only complement your design but also hold up to the daily demands of meal prep, morning routines, and everything in between.

Cabinet Styles for Every Taste

Cabinet doors come in a wide range of styles, each with its own look and feel. Your choice will influence the room’s overall design and should work with your home’s architecture, countertops, and flooring.

Shaker

A shaker cabinet is a perennially popular and versatile style defined by a five-piece door with a flat recessed center panel and clean, square edges. This classic design can be easily adapted to fit almost any aesthetic, from a modern farmhouse to a sleek, contemporary kitchen. Homeowners love shaker cabinets for their simple and timeless look, which brings a clean, uncluttered feel to any space.

Recessed Panel

Similar to a shaker door, a recessed panel is defined by its flat center panel. While both styles feature this clean design, recessed doors are often paired with more detailed framing to offer a slightly more traditional look. The streamlined nature of this style provides a polished and sophisticated feel that works well in both contemporary and transitional designs.

Arched

Also known as cathedral, this classic style is defined by an arched or curved top panel. Arched cabinets are a traditional choice that adds a soft, decorative element to a kitchen or bathroom. This timeless design can be found in a variety of finishes and colors, making it a popular choice for homeowners who want to create a classic, welcoming feel in their space.

Flat Panel

Flat-panel cabinets, or slab doors, have no frames or ornamentation. This sleek and minimalist look is a hallmark of modern and contemporary design. Their simple and smooth surfaces are incredibly easy to clean, and their lack of detail allows the color or finish of the cabinet to be the true focal point of the room.

Beadboard

Beadboard cabinet doors feature vertical grooves or "beads" that create a textured, cottage-style look. This style adds visual interest and a cozy, rustic feel, making it a popular choice for farmhouse and classic designs. It can be used for an entire kitchen to create a uniform look or for a select few cabinets to serve as a charming accent.

Raised Panel

Raised-panel cabinet doors feature a raised center panel that is slightly elevated above the surrounding frame. This design adds depth and a sense of traditional elegance. Raised-panel cabinets are a classic choice for traditional and formal kitchens, often paired with decorative molding and intricate hardware.

Other Styles

Beyond the most common types, there are many other specialty styles that add a unique touch. Glass-front cabinets, for example, replace the center panel with glass, allowing you to display dishware or other items. Inset cabinets feature a door and drawer that sit perfectly flush with the cabinet frame for a clean, custom look.

Customizing the Appearance of Your Cabinets

Cabinets are highly customizable, and the final design often comes down to the details. From the hardware you choose to the color and finish, these elements allow you to tailor your cabinets to your personal taste.

Hardware

Cabinet hardware may be small, but it makes a big difference. Sleek bar pulls are often chosen for contemporary or modern designs, while knobs and decorative pulls pair well with traditional or transitional spaces. Some homeowners like to mix knobs on upper cabinets with pulls on lower drawers for added interest, while others prefer a uniform look throughout. Hardware also plays a practical role, so it’s worth considering how comfortable a handle feels in your hand and how it will hold up to daily use.

Finishes

The finish on your cabinets influences both appearance and durability. A polished finish gives a crisp, modern feel, while matte finishes offer a softer, more understated look. Distressed and textured finishes can bring warmth and character to farmhouse or rustic-inspired spaces. Your choice of finish should also consider maintenance — glossy surfaces may highlight fingerprints, while matte finishes can help disguise them. Coordinating finishes with other elements, such as lighting fixtures and faucets, helps achieve a cohesive design.

Color

Color has the strongest visual impact on your cabinets. Light-colored cabinets can brighten a space, making it feel open and airy, while darker tones add richness and depth. Neutrals such as white, gray, and beige provide flexibility, pairing easily with many countertop and flooring choices. Bold colors — navy, green, or black — can create a striking focal point when used thoughtfully. When selecting a cabinet color, think about how it balances with the other features of your room. Lighter cabinets can complement darker countertops, while bold cabinetry often works best when the surrounding elements are more neutral.

Finding the Right Cabinets for Your Home

Choosing cabinets involves balancing your design goals with practical considerations.

Lifestyle Needs: Consider how your cabinets will hold up to daily use in kitchens, bathrooms, or other high-traffic areas.
Storage Requirements: Think about the items you need to store and how best to organize them efficiently.
Design Style: Choose a style, finish, and color that works with your existing or planned countertops, flooring, and wall colors.
Budget: Factor in the upfront cost as well as long-term value. Stock cabinets are cost-effective, while custom cabinets provide complete personalization.
Timeline: Consider how quickly you need the cabinets installed, as semi-custom and custom options require longer lead times.

Let’s Bring Your Vision to Life

Choosing cabinets involves many decisions, and our team is ready to provide the answers you need. Contact us at Hawkin's Flooring Warehouse to get expert advice on styles, materials, and options.

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