The Traditional Style is typified by the Raised Panel Door. This type of five-piece door has a center panel as thick as it's frame.
A Convex or Ogee bevel is used to dress the center panel into the dido-cut channel in the door frame.

Traditional Doors and drawer fronts will 'overlay' the openings beneath without extending fully to the edge of the cabinet frame...

at Cabinet World, this means a half-inch lap on all sides, for a full 1' Overlay.
Doors may be Square-Top, Arch-Top, Crown-Top or even Shaker- Style.

Equally adaptable to Ranch, Folk-Victorian, Craftsman/Bungalow or any number of other American home architectural styles, Traditional is the standard choice for home cabinetry, and becomes 'Modern' or 'Ornate' by the addition of full-overlay door construction, integral and applied decorative elements, wild design flares and more.