A frameless cabinet-born in Europe in the 1950s to speed production and conserve wood-acquires strength from a thicker case and hence requires no stiffening face frame. A frameless cabinet is a simple box, and its doors and drawers nearly cover the case completely. Frameless cabinets have long been associated with modern styles, but today's frameless cabinets can easily be made to look traditional with panels and molding.
THESE FRAMELESS CABINETS HAVE FLAT-SLAB DOORS and drawers, each with veneer carefully positioned to show off the figure of the wood.
FRAMELESS EURO-STYLE CABINETS LIKE THESE FREQUENTlY have a tall toespace. The flush overlay doors and drawers feature a shallow frame-and-panel design for subtle contrast. Cabinets stop short of the ceiling to leave a reveal.
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