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Add a touch of class to your kitchen cabinets with glass front doors. Glass cabinet doors provide sparkle to kitchens of any style, from ultra-modern to country chic. Find out how to make display items pop and discover various options that will help you choose the right style of glass front cabinets for your kitchen.

Where to Put Glass Cabinet Doors

Glass front cabinet doors most commonly appear on upper level cabinets. Practical reasons for this include:

• They are more easily seen.
• Heavier pots and pans stored in lower cabinets typically aren't very decorative.
• Lower cabinets are more susceptible to bumps and bangs and run a higher risk of being damaged.

Where to Place Upper Glass Cabinets

Whether or not to have all upper kitchen cabinet doors in glass is a personal choice and some kitchens have them. However, many designers and homeowners alike opt for the less is more approach, designating only a few cabinets as accent pieces with glass doors. Common areas for glass cabinet doors include:

• Corner cabinets
• End cabinets
• Cabinets framing the stove or kitchen sink
• Peninsula cabinets
• Small top cabinets, between the upper cabinets and ceiling

Lower Glass Cabinets

Occasionally, you can find lower cabinets with glass doors that face out into other rooms, like onkitchen bars or buffets. You may want to consider a more durable material such as plexiglass for lower cabinets, which is still very attractive and better equipped to handle the inevitable contact from feet and knees of those sitting at the counter.

Types of Glass

The type of glass used on cabinet fronts has a dramatic effect on the look of the entire kitchen, just as the cabinets do. The type of glass chosen and any decorative design elements, such as mullions, should complement the style of the cabinetry and the overall style of the kitchen.

Transparent or Clear

Just as the name implies, transparent glass offers crystal-clear views of items inside cabinets. This type of glass can be used with any cabinet or kitchen style and keeps the focus on the decorative items placed inside. For a clean, simple aesthetic, use single flat panels of tempered glass to guard against breakage.

• Find clear glass cabinet door inserts in the classic section, among other decorative glass options, in wood and aluminum frames atMerillat.

Leaded and Stained Glass

Leaded glass used in cabinet doors creates a look of timeless tradition. Similar to stained glass panels, leaded glass panels are held together by lead, copper or zinc cames, which are thin strips of metal that form a pattern. Commonly featured in historic buildings throughout America, this artisan style glass is a hallmark of Craftsman style homes.