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  Flat (or Recessed) panels date back to the early American design periods of the   19th century. It found renewed adoption in the Mission, Shaker, Prairie and Arts   and Craft styles of the 20th century, and enjoys strong popularity throughout
  many regions today. Flat panel is mostly seen in large, or family-oriented, home   environments such as living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens and family rooms.   Admired for its "simple" look, flat panel is commonly selected as a less formal   alternative to raised panel. In stark contrast to the beveled edges found in raised   panel, flat panel features straight edges, as shown below.

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