Now, That's Genius — These 'In-Frame Effect' Cabinet Doors Give Standard Doors the Look of a Much More Expensive Kitchen

A blue/light blue kitchen with a large island in the middle as well as upper and lower cabinets. The upper cabinets have glass fronted doors, while the lower cabinets are closed off.

In-frame cabinet doors are often seen in luxury kitchens, a style of design that's been popular throughout history as a signal of a more bespoke manufacturing process, making a kitchen look more expensive.

However, with the extra craft that goes into this type of kitchen, the price increases, too. But I've just found this range of 'in-frame effect' cabinet doors. In-frame kitchen cabinet doors are typically set within a frame, which in turn creates a bespoke look and feel; however, these 'effect' doors are your standard slab cabinet doors that sit on the front of the kitchen carcass, just with the look of a frame added around the edge.