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One cabinet trend that has been steadily increasing in popularity is bringing the livingroom and bedroom-look into the kitchen. In other words the cupboard design is coming out Queen Anne and late Victorian to create a warm but dignified look. Carved posts and doors with a bric-à-brac format turn any kitchen into that of a stately mansion.

In addition, modern kitchen cabinets do not have to be all the same color and style. For example, the front wall cupboards and base units could be a dark walnut and the two ends units could be a washed birch. In addition, the island could be an old butcher-block design with straight legs and a laminated-birch chopping surface.

While oak is not popular anymore alder, maple and exotic woods like mahogany are making inroads as great woods for a furniture look. Although the extremely high-end pieces are custom-made there are add-ons – doors, posts, moldings, etc. - which, when added to normal cupboards give the appearance of finely-crafted furniture.

Tuscany and Rural European

The great thing about the old European kitchens is that both the food and utensils did not have to be stuffed away out of sight. Rings of garlic and drying herbs and peppers hung above the sink with the pots and pans giving the kitchen an aromatic smell.

Some new cabinets reflect these old cupboard styles complete with cracked, yellowing paint and contrasting green or red coloring. This does not have to make up the whole new kitchen but it can be used to break up the monotony. Many people find used kitchen cabinets or old furniture with ornate legs and put new counters on them. They can even be cheap kitchen cabinets with added embellishments. This also fits in well with a stone sink or vessel, matching countertop and a travertine or marble flooring.