Arcaya / Flat fronts / continuous lines

Linear cabinetry

A calm design language for kitchens, wardrobes and built-in living storage. Start with the alignment of the fronts, then give the opening details and visible ends equal attention.

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Design reference / Linear as a visual starting point.

01 / Choose an application

Flat fronts.
Clear decisions.

These are concrete starting points for the collection. Follow each product link for room-specific structures and planning, rather than treating a collection as one fixed model.

A kitchen with broad flat-front island drawers, a timber background and framed display storage — Design reference / flat-front kitchens.

Flat-front kitchens

Broad drawer fronts, aligned tall units and a clear opening strategy. Plan appliances and internal storage before fixing the front grid.

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Metal uprights, open shelves and closed storage modules in a living room — Design reference / modular shelving.

Modular shelving

Visible posts and repeated shelves bring the same measured rhythm into a library or living room. Mix open shelves with closed modules according to the contents.

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A media wall combining timber panels, floating drawers, shelves and integrated lighting — Design reference / wall-mounted media storage.

Wall-mounted media storage

A panel background, suspended drawers and shelves can share one horizontal line. Resolve support and services as part of the composition.

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02 / Read the language

What makes it Linear.

Linear is organized around planar door faces and a deliberate grid. It can include plain color, timber or a contrasting focal surface. The front alignment and junctions connect the rooms; they do not prescribe one material or opening mechanism.

Close view of a flat cabinet front with a contrasting metal-tone edge opening detail — Component study / front, edge and working gap considered together.

03 / From look to detail

Resolve the parts
that make it work.

The opening: Compare a visible pull with an edge or recessed opening. Confirm hand access and working clearance using the actual profile.
The complete end: Draw the visible side, return, countertop and toe kick. The room is rarely viewed only from directly in front.
The supporting specification: Name the surface, substrate and mechanism separately. Similar-looking fronts can use different constructions.

04 / Across the home

A shared language.
A different daily purpose.

Use a quieter Linear run as the background to a wood-led Natural island, or to a Sculpt focal piece. Keep the dominant drawer line and adjoining finish transitions deliberate.

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Natural Sculpt

Compare the door outline, material character and focal details. Keep one main language, then coordinate the supporting elements.

Connect the room character

Modern minimalist Warm contemporary

A style describes the wider room; the collection describes the cabinetry. Develop color, lighting and furniture alongside the cabinet details.

Does Linear mean handleless?

No. A visible pull, integrated edge or recessed profile can all belong to a flat-front composition. The opening is a separate functional choice.

Are these confirmed Arcaya models?

The images are design references for comparing visual directions and product forms. Materials, construction, dimensions, hardware and supply scope are confirmed for the individual project.

What should I send to develop this collection?

Send the rooms in scope, plans or elevations, project destination and the references you prefer. Identify which product forms, surfaces and details should be compared.

Your project / Linear

Bring the room,
the family and the detail.

Your collection choice will be carried into an editable brief. Add the storage needs, materials and drawings that make the reference specific to your project.

Design references reviewed October 25, 2026. Confirm the current model and specification for each item before ordering.

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