Custom Modern Cabinet Styles
Explore Modern Cabinet Profiles That Define Today’s Homes
Mid-Century Modern Kitchen Cabinets
Clean lines, minimal ornamentation, flat-panel doors, and natural wood tones.
Modern Farmhouse Kitchen Cabinets
Ideal for those wanting to display fine china or achieve a spacious ambiance, glass insert cabinets can add a touch of elegance to your space.
Modern Frameless Kitchen Cabinets
Flat-panel doors, frameless construction, and clean lines, using sleek materials like lacquer, metal, or glass.
What Is Modern Cabinetry Known For?
Modern kitchen cabinets are known for their clean lines, flat surfaces, and minimal ornamentation. Their simplicity isn’t just for aesthetics, as we’ve built modern kitchen cabinets that include smart storage solutions, hidden hardware, and easy-to-clean finishes, ideal for busy households.
While modern design is often associated with straight angles and geometric shapes, it can also include soft curves and asymmetrical elements. Modern cabinets commonly use man-made or engineered materials like laminate, glass, and metal, but may also incorporate natural wood for warmth and contrast, as seen in the samples above.
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Modern Cabinetry Construction Types
We offer a range of construction types as licensed builders of modern cabinets in Kent, Lynnwood, and the greater Seattle area. Both frameless and framed options can be used to create a clean, modern look when combined with the right finishes and materials.
Frameless Full Overlay
A cabinet style without a face frame; doors fully cover the box front, maximizing interior access and creating a clean, modern appearance.
Framed Full Overlay
A cabinet with a face frame; doors partially cover the frame, leaving some of it visible. Common in traditional American cabinetry.
Framed Inset
A cabinet with a face frame; doors are set flush inside the frame opening, creating a flat, built-in look with precise spacing around each door.
Door Styles For Custom Modern Cabinets
We use a variety of door styles for our modern cabinet builds in Lynnwood, Kent, and Seattle homes.
Slab (Flat Panel) Doors
Unframed, flat cabinet fronts with no panels or detailing. The go-to choice for a minimalist, modern aesthetic.
Shaker Doors
Flat center panel with a wide frame. Simple, versatile, and widely used in traditional and farmhouse-style kitchens.
Slim Shaker Doors
Narrow-framed version of Shaker. Cleaner and more modern while retaining subtle detailing around the panel.
Dekton Veneer Doors
Flat doors are finished with a durable Dekton surface. Sleek, scratch-resistant, and ideal for modern high-use kitchens.
Glass Insert Doors
Doors with glass center panels. Used for display or lightness, often in upper cabinets or accent areas.
Modern Cabinet Hardware Functionality
Hardware for modern cabinetry commonly includes low-profile options used to maintain a clean, minimalist design.
Push-to-Open
Doors and drawers open with a light push using a magnetic or mechanical mechanism, ideal for a completely hardware-free look.
Channel Grip
Aluminum or metal channels installed behind or above the door edge, allowing easy grip access without visible handles.
Soft-Close Hinges and Slides
Integrated dampers ensure doors and drawers close gently and silently. Reduces wear over time and adds a premium feel.
Handleless Cabinets
Cabinet doors with no visible pulls. Often paired with recessed edges or hidden grooves for a clean, uninterrupted surface.
Kitchen Cabinet Material Selection
Material matters. As trusted kitchen cabinet suppliers, we offer only high-quality options built to last.c
Painted
Smooth, even color applied to MDF or wood. Popular in white, gray, navy, and other custom colors for a clean, modern look.
Stained
Enhances the natural grain of wood species like oak, cherry, or walnut. Offers warmth and richness in a variety of tones.
Laminate
Available in matte, gloss, or textured options—including rich tones and woodgrain finishes for a modern look.
Clear Coat
Protective topcoat over raw wood. Keeps the natural tone visible while adding a protective layer and a soft sheen.
Visit Our Showrooms to See Samples in Person!
Explore materials, styles, and custom features in person with help from our expert design team at any one of our three local showrooms in Seattle, Kent, or Lynnwood.
