There's one problem that many classic kitchen designs share — they're too straight. I mean, we've got the rectangular nature of your cabinets, and Shaker panels; the linear countertop and shelving — even a lot of hardware doesn't bring much to a cooking space in terms of shape. It's the reason why we're seeing more curvaceous innovations in the kitchen, from flowing countertop shapes to sculptural light fittings and decor. But, there's an emerging idea for adding it to your cabinetry, too.
Enter the arched kitchen cabinet. In every other room of the home, the arch has been an inescapable design motif, but when it comes to it as a kitchen trend, it's been a bit more of a slow adoption. That's because arched cabinets are a bit more of a rarity.
