Yesterday, I finished the joinery of three cupboard doors for the newly installed top cupboards above our kitchen sink (ran out of store space !!).
These are in oak, M&T joints and profiled to match the rest of the kitchen.
To keep the weight down, (it's all hanging on a plasterboard wall) I made them quite thin, then later realised they were too thin to use normal kitchen furniture hinges ! Damn !!
I've fitted them using some small brass hinges I happened to have in stock, but lining everything up was a bit of a nightmare, especially since the cupboards carcasses (budget DIY shed jobs) turned out to be not quite square. We chose semi-obscure glazing so you cant see every detail of half used packets, but there is still a bit of colour/texture visible (one fitted temporarily to show the effect). Plain wooden doors are, well, rather "plain".