Every country has different options for cabinets. MDF is OK for the boxes, but you will want something a bit more polished for the cabinet frames and fronts. Check out options in your local retailers for comparison, because you may not have access to the same things as seen on Houzz. You may, however, have some wonderful woods that aren't as generally available everywhere, too.

MDF is very common in painted cabinet doors because it holds paint well and is stable - doesn't move with changes in temp and humidity like wood does. MDF will swell if it gets wet - so it needs to be well painted and sealed on every side. Many with painted cabinets have MDF or MDF combined with wood panels - they may not realize it.

thank you for advice , here i still manage and thinking about it ,,, i like mdf cuz colors and design there's a sold wood here in same price but design not like mdf

There are some woods that are considered better for paint than other woods because they have a nice flat surface - very little grain texture to come through the paint. Sometimes they are called "paint grade" wood. These also make nice cabinets.

There is nothing wrong with either wood or MDF. The construction is most important and design too - what you like. Just be sure it is a well constructed cabinet. MDF is not particle board. The cabinet box is often made of particle board instead of plywood on less expensive cabinets. Plywood is better. However, I must admit I have particle board walls in some of my cabinets, but they have lasted a long time.