Plan the cabinet around its role
Start by deciding what the cabinet needs to do. A base cabinet can provide lower-level storage, while an open-shelf base model makes stored items easy to see and reach. Upper cabinets use wall-level space for storage; the CulinArt range includes both open-shelf and hinged-door upper options. For a kitchen layout that needs appliance coordination, review the dishwasher-front base cabinet and the tall swing-door cabinet with a cut-out.
Think about access as well as capacity. Open shelves suit items you want close at hand, whereas a hinged door creates a more enclosed storage area. Where a listing specifies a cylinder lock, consider whether that feature fits your storage requirements. Shelf counts vary across the collection, so compare the details of the specific models rather than assuming every cabinet has the same interior.
Check dimensions and finish details
Measure the intended position before selecting a model. Compare the cabinet’s listed width, height, and depth with the available floor or wall area, and allow for nearby doors, counters, and appliances. The collection includes different cabinet formats and dimensions; the listed depths include 35, 48, and 52 cm across the range. Confirm the exact measurements on each product listing, especially when fitting a cabinet into an existing kitchen arrangement.
All models in the collection are metal cabinets. Color options shown across the range include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, pink, red, white, wood, and silver. Availability can differ by model, so use the individual listing to verify the color and configuration you want. Do not assume a color or feature applies to every cabinet.
Choose a combination that fits your space
For visible, everyday storage
Consider the open-shelf base or upper cabinet when quick access and visibility matter. Compare their placement and shelf details to decide which format suits the items you plan to store.
For a more enclosed layout
Look at the hinged-door base and upper cabinets for closed storage, or review the tall swing-door model if its cut-out and dimensions suit your kitchen plan. If appliance integration is the priority, check the dishwasher-front model’s listing and confirm that it matches your setup.
Before deciding, compare the relevant dimensions, shelves, door style, lock details, and available color for each candidate. Myntwork offers MARO CulinArt cabinets on a monthly lease; check the individual product information for the options available for the model you are considering.
Frequently asked questions about MARO Cabinet CulinArt
What kinds of cabinets are included in the MARO CulinArt collection?
The seven-model family includes base cabinets, upper cabinets, open-shelf and hinged-door designs, a dishwasher-front base cabinet, and a tall kitchen cabinet with a swing door and cut-out.
How do I choose between an open-shelf and hinged-door cabinet?
Choose open shelves when you want contents visible and easy to access. A hinged-door model offers a more enclosed storage layout. Compare the exact shelf and door details in each listing.
Are all CulinArt cabinets freestanding?
No. The collection includes freestanding cabinets and cabinets for integration. Check the individual model description to confirm the intended type and its suitability for your layout.
Do all models have the same dimensions and shelf count?
No. Dimensions and shelf counts vary across the family. Check each product listing for its width, height, depth, and number of shelves before planning a combination.
What colors and materials are available?
The cabinets are metal, and colors listed across the collection include options such as black, white, grey, green, and silver. Available colors can vary by model, so verify the specific listing.
