Cherish, what Emily said. Within one location (say, the kitchen, or the bathroom), the cabinets should be consistent with one another, but they can still vary. From different locations, they can vary more. But it's the overall effect and balance you can consider. Photos, please ? :)

Hi Cherishgladden!

If your home is under 2500 square feet yes the cabinetry should match in order to bring cohesion to the space. If it is larger, you have some wiggle room! The home below is larger, so we used two different types of cabinetry. We achieved cohesiveness in this space in other ways, one being using a similar color theme throughout the space. If you choose not to match your cabinetry, make sure that you have some similar threads in your design that bring your home together! For more inspiration, visit our website at www.panageries.com!

We hope this helps, good luck!

Thank u, thats alot of help. I love the kitchen

Thank you so much! We are happy to help, please don't hesitate to contact us at info@panageries.com, on our website connect page, or on our Houzz profile with any other design dilemmas that may pop up!

I agree with Pangeries, the style of the house will create an overarching theme that the cabinets within each room need to fit into. On one home we built 6 totally different styles of cabinetry, yet all fit into the French Eclectic style of the home. On a more recent project we used similar construction for the cabinetry, all Shaker doors and full overlay construction, with each room having a different hardwood for that construction. Then again...we just finished a home where all the cabinetry is the same construction and the same color...all these homes were in excess of 3000 sf.