Kitchen Cabinets
Base Cabinets: Installed under countertops, providing storage for pots, pans, and other kitchen essentials.
Wall Cabinets: Mounted on walls, these are used for storing dishes, glasses, and other items.
Tall Cabinets: Often used as pantry cabinets or for storing brooms and other tall items.
Corner Cabinets: Designed to fit into kitchen corners, often with lazy susans or pull-out trays for easy access.

Kitchen Cupboards: Used for storing food, dishes, and kitchen utensils.
Bedroom Cupboards: Typically used for clothing, linens, and personal items.
Bathroom Cupboards: Installed under sinks or on walls for toiletries and cleaning supplies.
Utility Cupboards: Used in laundry rooms or storage areas for cleaning supplies and tools.

Kitchen Drawers: For cutlery, utensils, and other small kitchen items. Includes regular drawers and deep drawers for pots and pans.
Bedroom Drawers: Found in dressers or wardrobes for clothing and accessories.
Bathroom Drawers: Used for toiletries, cosmetics, and small towels.
Office Drawers: Found in desks for stationery and documents.

Floating Shelves: Wall-mounted shelves without visible supports, used in living rooms, kitchens, and bedrooms for decor and storage.
Bookshelves: Standalone or built-in units for storing books and decorative items.
Corner Shelves: Designed to fit into corners, maximizing space usage.
Pantry Shelves: Adjustable shelves in pantries for storing food items.
Garage Shelves: Heavy-duty shelves used for storing tools, equipment, and other items in garages or utility rooms.