Clear glass
Clear glass turns a cabinet into a display case. It's the pick for matching dishes, glassware or a collection you want seen.
It also shows clutter, so it works best for upper cabinets you keep curated. Low-iron glass removes the slight green tint of standard glass for a truer view.
Frosted glass
Frosted glass has a satin, translucent finish. Shapes and colors read softly through it, and everyday clutter disappears.
It brightens a kitchen without putting the inside of every cabinet on show, which makes it the safest all-round choice.
Seeded glass
Seeded glass carries small bubbles through the panel, like old hand-blown glass. It suits farmhouse, coastal and traditional kitchens.
It hides a little, shows a little, and adds texture that catches the light.
Reeded and fluted glass
Reeded glass has vertical ribs that break up the view behind it. It's a favorite in modern and transitional kitchens and in bar cabinets.
It gives privacy similar to frosted glass, with more pattern and depth.
How to choose
Answer three questions and the choice usually makes itself.
- Do you want to show what's inside, or hide it?
- Is the kitchen modern, coastal, farmhouse or traditional?
- Is it every upper cabinet, or a few accent doors?