Compare Cabinet Styles in Chicago

Not sure which cabinets are right for your kitchen? Pick two or three styles and compare them side by side (construction, features, finish, and lead time), then get a fast quote on the ones you like.

How to compare cabinet styles

Pick up to three styles and they line up side by side, one column each. Narrow the grid with the Door front filters (Flat Panel or Panel Door) and Construction filters (Framed or Frameless), then re-sort by color light-to-dark, price, or lead time. Tap a selected style again to swap it out.

What each row means

Construction covers the box itself: material and thickness, face frame, interior finish, and shelves. Framed cabinets carry a front frame across the box opening; frameless cabinets skip it for a wider opening and flatter face. Door & finish is the look: wood species, door frame and center panel, and whether it is painted, stained, or a wood grain. Drawers & hardware covers the drawer box, glides, hinges, and soft-close.

Price shows as a relative badge, not a dollar figure: the least expensive line reads Best price and the rest show roughly how much more they run, a quick read on price tier before you ask for a quote.

Every style at a glance

The same styles as the comparison tool above, in one list. Price level is the level the style falls in on our instant quote.

Look at the styles in detail

Once you have a shortlist, it is easier to judge a style on its own page. The two we sell most of are white shaker and gray shaker. For a flat, handleless look there are modern frameless cabinets, and if you want to mix two finishes see two-tone kitchens. Every style is listed on the main styles page, and current pricing is in the 2026 cost guide.