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Contemporary Cabinets Tie It All Together

by Jessica DiSanto
August 30, 2010

Contemporary Home
Contemporary Home

Creating a cohesive look and feel to your home can become a challenge. You have to stick to the idea you have in mind and try to infuse it into all of your rooms. Choosing contemporary cabinets will help your house feel like your home and really tie everything together instead of having isolated looks in separate areas. The contemporary look for your cabinetry is becoming more and more popular and might be just the look your home needs.

The contemporary look is based upon very clean and simple designs. It is based on uncluttered, neat, and bold ideas. The key is less is more in the contemporary style, and it is on the opposite side of the spectrum of a traditional scheme. If you are looking to utilize the contemporary theme opt for very simple, bold pieces. Steer clear of the extravagant, avant garde style.

Your kitchen may be the easiest place to start by purchasing contemporary cabinets. When choosing your kitchen or bathroom cabinetry, go with slab door styles, such as the Tribecca (offered at KitchenCabinetKings.com). This door style is the epitomy of the modern look. It is sleek and simple. If the slab style is a bit too plain for you, you can also choose something like the Wavehill, Shakertown, or Mocha Shaker (also offered at KitchenCabinetKings.com); these doors are simple, yet they have a slight recessed panel. This adds a little more texture to the cabinets but is still not over the top. After you choose your cabinetry, choose your paint. White is a staple in the contemporary world!

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Johnny

Modern kitchen cabinets can make your whole room look updated. You may even be able to change your existing cabinets in more contemporary design style to save money.

Nelson

Couldn’t have said it any better.

Jordan

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