Styles
Six styles, and what actually separates them
The words “clean”, “warm” and “timeless” describe nothing. What genuinely separates one style from another are checkable choices: are there handles, does the backsplash run to the uppers, are the appliances visible. Every entry lists those markers.
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Minimalist
Handleless fronts, continuous lines, storage entirely concealed.
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Scandinavian
Pale wood, warm white, light maximised, built for long winters.
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Contemporary
Deliberate contrast, a central island, matte surfaces mixed with metal.
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Industrial
Raw materials left visible: brick, black steel, concrete, reclaimed wood.
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Japandi
Japanese restraint crossed with Scandinavian warmth: wood, matte, deliberate emptiness.
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Transitional
Shaker doors, classic hardware, contemporary palette, the durable compromise.
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