Glass-front cabinet doors can make for a stylish element in your kitchen but are also a lot of work to maintain. Here are their various pros and cons.

If you've already got a kitchen, you might not be in a position to totally change out cabinets for doors with glass fronts, but that isn't the only way to bring this idea into your space.

For years, cabinets have been a place to tuck away dishes and hide boxes of cereal out of view behind solid doors. But according to the Zillow Digs Home Design Trend Report for 2014, hiding the ...

“I remodeled a kitchen in my 1862 home and had doors put in the dish cabinets that are similar to the original front door. It has helped pull the architecture through the house and made the ...

Con: They Cost More. The math is simple: More cabinets equal more cost. If you’re choosing double-stacked cabinets with glass door fronts, expect an even higher price tag.

White oak flat-panel cabinets offer “a clean look behind the black wood shaker profile glass doors,” the Ontario, Canada—based designer states. 30. Liven up original cabinetry with new hardware ...

Door manufacturers typically apply thermofoil only to the fronts and edges of doors. The backs are usually melamine, a baked-on finish. Cabinet-box interiors often have an easy-to-clean finish ...

Door manufacturers typically apply thermofoil only to the fronts and edges of doors. The backs are usually melamine, a baked-on finish. Cabinet-box interiors often have an easy-to-clean finish ...