Traditional kitchen design is a melting pot of many worldly styles.

Interesting architectural details, embellishments, colors and contrasting finishes are all found here. Raised and flat center panel door styles usually translate into traditional cabinetry.

​Architectural details like a coffered ceiling often crowns the kitchen, stacked moldings that speak to the homes historical style and a spacious layout that accommodates both gathering and cooking

​Painted and stained wood cabinetry is the hallmark of traditional style and come in a wide array of paneled choices (stacked, beveled, beaded, embellished, etc.)

Select different counter depths for a custom furniture-style look

Furniture-style looking islands create endless decorative options; fluted corner posts, chunky feet, turned legs, inlaid detailing, built-in shelves, color contrasts

​Add classic charm by selecting glass-front cabinets, vintage-style hardware and fixtures, and beaded-board accents

​Countertops and backsplashes not only provide separation of workstations, but are perfect opportunities for incorporating personality like intricate tilework and color

​Mix cabinetry finishes; consider painting all of the base cabinet’s one color, and the upper cabinets a different color or a stain

Go even further by mixing cabinet door styles and the finished heights of the cabinets