Also known as European-style construction, Frameless is a modern cabinetry design approach where the cabinet doors and drawers cover the entire front surface of the cabinet box without a visible face frame. This sleek design maximizes interior storage space and provides a seamless, contemporary look. Frameless cabinets are often favored for their clean lines, accessibility, and efficient use of space.

Inset cabinet construction involves doors and drawers that are set flush with the cabinet frame, creating a refined and traditional appearance. Unlike overlay designs, inset doors are placed within the cabinet frame, requiring precise craftsmanship for accurate alignment. This meticulous construction method provides a timeless, furniture-like feel while highlighting attention to detail in woodworking.

Overlay cabinet construction is a technique where cabinet doors and drawers partially or completely cover the face frame of the cabinet box, resulting in various degrees of visibility for the frame. There are two main types of overlay: partial overlay, where the doors and drawers cover part of the frame, and full overlay, where they cover the entire frame. This style offers flexibility in design aesthetics, ranging from traditional to contemporary.