Traditional shaker-style kitchens are very popular. It can come as a single piece or built from 5 different pieces. 

 the Shaker kitchen gets its name from a religious sect in the mid-18th century called the ‘Shaking Quakers’ (quickly shortened to ‘Shakers’). Today, this famous style reflects the core principles this community believed in – simplicity and functionality

Versatility, timelessness, and that they look good in other areas of the house, not just the kitchen, make Shaker style kitchens appealing. Their minimalist aesthetic makes them fit into almost all contemporary bespoke kitchens. It’s all down to mixing longevity with versatility.